A small town business honoring its roots: The building is a former Franklinville firehall, and the…read moretruck coming through the wall is a 1906 pumper. There are wines and liquors and mixers. Lots of knowledge staff to help you find what you need.

The Scarlet Vetter says.........I just love this little store. Carol is fabulous at ordering in…read morewines that you like, and making sure she has them in stock for you and pointing out different wines to try. While the store is small, there is still a wide selection of liquors available. Carol is super knowledgeable and friendly, and it is very clear that she has cultivated a nice regular clientele. A plus is that the store's resident grey kitty cat is super friendly. I also love the fun things to look at that are decorating the whole store. I find the prices here to be very reasonable and the hours are fairly expansive. Stop in and shop!

A small town winery with 2 locations (one in Barker and one in Chaffee, NY). I received a $25 gift…read morecertificate at a basket raffle, so I decided to make the drive out to Chaffee to sample some wines and buy a couple bottles . A tasting of 7 wines (or one of their own ciders ) is $7 , so I opted to do that . Sadly these were served in plastic cups , that is easy cleanup, but takes away from the whole experience, IMO . I liked all of them to a degree, but my favorites were the sparking wine and the cherry wine . I ended up only paying about $15 after the certificate for 2 bottles and the tasting - prices are fair . Grounds are cute as well , they do have events from time to time . Not very busy at noon on a Saturday - but staff was nice and eager to help me . Not a winery that blew me away , but I had a good experience there and would return .

I've been to this location twice over the years and can say that each visit was 5 stars! The first…read morewas an impromptu, look what we stumbled upon and this one was a planned outing. It's a nice little drive so be prepared! I like that Savage offers guest wines and ciders in their tastings. You can do beer tastings too as they have a nice array of taps available. The vibe is small town friendly. All current protocols are being followed. There is an area of outside seating if preferred and weather permitting. Everyone we encountered had a smile on-through masks of course. It seemed like the local growler fill hub on this Saturday afternoon. The sad thing this time, only chickens were out. No goats or alpacas. We were left questioning a design on a wine glass... owl, cat or devil?

Popped in for a quick drink while awaiting my niece's dance to start and had an amazing experience!…read more Our hostess advised us to try the tasting were you choose from six wines to try. She was very knowledgeable and offered great choices based on what we usually drink. I really liked the welcoming environment, the friendly staff and the selections!

Booked a private wine tasting for a friend's bachelorette weekend. I called to ask if we could book…read moreoutside of the 2 time options and they were able to accommodate a later time for us! First, the wine was delicious. Everything we tried was good to me but you could only pick 5 wines for everyone to try as opposed to picking individually based on what the persons preference is. The room was spacious but it was extremely hot (unusually in September) and the employee could not get the speaker to work so we couldn't play music. Overall we still had a great time and I think at only $20 per person it was still a fair price point. They even had a cute patio upstairs. I would love to go back and do my own tasting with other wines!

Good beer and nice area. Very chill spot with outdoor seating and corn hole. Be sure to pet the dogread more

Holy cow, why haven't I come here sooner? Located not far from Spraguebrook park, take a little day…read moretrip and get yaaself a great beer as a reward. We talked with Reanna and Michael about how they started their venture. Really nice couple and really nice business. It is worth the trip. There's a ton of comfortable seating whether you sit inside in front of the taps, in front of the window, at the comfy chairs, over in the book nook or outside, there's a great place to kick back and relax. I haven't even got to the beer yet. For a relatively new place (opened in September) they have their shit together. We tried the black IPA and the Citrice IPA. The Witches at black Masses was smoky and full of flavor. The Citrice was crisp and everything you'd like in an IPA. Amarillo hops are one of my favorite, and this beer didn't disappoint. For breweries I'd have to say the eclectic nature of this place, the beautiful countryside and the charisma of the owners make it a standout establishment. Besides the fact that they have a great selection of all kinds of beer. I even tried the Heffy and I liked that as well. Take a drive and make this a tasty rest stop. You won't be sorry...and don't forget to give Mabel a pat on the head.

We stopped in to check this place out. We don't normally think of breweries as a place to have a…read moremeal or a light snack, but we have begun to realize that these places are more than just a place to drink. This is such a nice business concept, and a clever reuse of a former gift shop enterprise. The food offerings are light fair, Panini's, pretzels, pizzas. We would definitely recommend Beer Justice!

Dog Friendly brewery in the country, just over the border from Erie County into Wyoming County…read more Nice shaded patio with hops swaying in the breeze. Robust selection of beer, wine and seltzers. I had the Logosenberry (loganberry flavored gose) which was perfect on a warm afternoon. Small menu of snacks (pretzels, pizza, charcuterie, etc.) available if you're feeling peckish. Once they knew we had dogs, a nice blown of fresh water was brought out to them.

My wife and I stopped in for a tasting . And boy it was hard to choose our favorite because all 8…read morewe tasted were all soooo excellent . They also make their own orange pop and that was just as good . The owner was awesome and explained in what the difference is between a mead and a honey wine . They had the place decorated for Halloween and a good ambiance . Keep up the excellent work and can not wait till our next visit to see what new stuff there will be to try .

Easy to find (fronting Rte 16 and adjacent to a Tim Hortons), this meadery has a modern, industrial…read moredecor for an ancient beverage. As other posters have mentioned, there are 36 varieties available; you're sure to find many that appeal to you.

Very clean store, and separated into two sides: Liquor on one; beer, twisted tea and mixers on the…read moreother. The staff knows exactly where all their products is, and they're happy to help you.

Every time I walk in I get exactly what I need. Plus I always leave happier because of the kindness…read morefrom the staff. It's a place that feels like a hug. Especially when you've had a day.

Cannot sing high enough praises to Ellicottville Distillery and Bryan & Renee! Came in for a…read moretasting and tour, left three hours later after great conversation and the BEST, most personal experience ever. Great bourbon, flights and cocktails. They have a cute dog on site who was an absolute sweetie too. Definitely the best part of our trip to EVL from Detroit!!

Very friendly and great bourbon. They have special drinks at a reasonable price. We did find out…read morethat during the summer thru have music on Sundays. Ghis place is off the beatERn path but a very inviting place.