First impression: well setup winery and brewery with a very nice shop. Wine tasting and a…read moreseparate open facility for beer, music and what I would call pub food. Family and animal very friendly. Bring everyone! Very casual and relaxing with live country music on Saturdays. Music - when we were there- was not too loud. David Touchton was in stage. He was fantastic! If you get a chance to see/hear him sing... you really should. One man band but he is just that good. Now back to the Rising Sun. I particularly enjoyed the watermelon and pear accentuated wines. Very different and fun. Hubby really liked the "Barbarian" red. The food menu includes tacos, pizzas, burgers, and a few sharable dishes like hatch chili skillet enchiladas, wings, charcuterie board etc. It is all self service. Everyone is very nice.

This is quickly becoming our place to just have a nice relaxed night out. Kids can go play while we…read morehave a glass of amazing wine, or craft beer while listening to live music. Very laid back vibes, but still a very nice ambiance! Food is great, try any of their hatch green chili items, they're soo good!

Love this place. Lovely and tasty selection of delicious wine. Great owners, awesome atmosphere and…read moresuper fun events. We highly recommend checking them out.

My father is a Texan. I lived in San Antonio. My cousin got married at Red Ridge Event Center on…read moreSaturday November 11th. On Sunday when all relatives left, my husband and I ventured out to Downtown Bastrop. I now live in Lodi Ca. We are always on the lookout for wine bars. I'm impressed! Kana was closed to the public and allowed for patrons outside of the wine club to enjoy a glass of wine or two but no tasting as staff was attending to wine club members. Lindsey and her staff were very welcoming. Grapes are sourced from Sonoma Ca and her husband is the wine maker. Good wine! Great service and while in Bastrop, you should visit! If I ever find myself in the Austin area, I would definitely come back to Kana and the eateries surrounding!

The staff was so friendly that it was a joy! We visited in the winter so I imagine it's even…read morelovelier when it is green.

Great wine , baked potato bar and most of all the wonderful folks!! We love our Busted Oak!! Ps it…read moreis dog and kid friendly to boot

While visiting Fayetteville for the Good Old Summertime…read moreBicycle Classic the first weekend in June, my husband and I wanted to take in some local flavors! This was a delightful stop. The atmosphere was very country which we loved since we both grew up on a farm. Adorable cottages on the property that are available to rent through Airbnb I believe. The tasting room was in the barn. The friendly vintners were happy to help us make our selections. I selected 3 white and 2 red. I preferred the reds but may have appreciated the whites more if they had been served chilled (my taste preference) however all were room temperature. We enjoyed them outside amongst the feathered friends featuring all sorts of chickens, roosters and Guineas. Now the wine is not Napa quality so don't expect that but it is potable. The experience and environment is what makes it worth the stop to try something a little different.

Quaint little country winery…read more Pulled up and instantly felt like we were on a mini farm tour. chickens roaming everywhere and the cutest baby chicks stealing the show. They also had mules and alpacas... but they were definitely on "do not disturb" mode. Wine tasting was 5 for $15, and I appreciated how detailed their menu was. It actually made choosing feel less like a guessing game. Bonus: you can mix it up with frozen drinks too, and honestly, everything we tried had great flavor. Food check: Charcuterie board was good, just wish it had a little more protein (felt a little light on the meats). Pizza though? Crispy, tasty, and did exactly what it needed to do alongside the wine Overall, such a sweet, laid-back experience. Definitely worth a stop if you're in the mood for wine, vibes, and a little farm energy.

Out of the way place where it is possible not to relax. Great award-winning wines. Super friendly…read morestaff.

Winery is ok but very very small. Great for individuals who don't like crowds. Would not go back.read more

Beatrice and Emmet were my gracious hosts on 4/2/21. There vineyards were barely starting to grow…read morenew leaves but the wildflowers on the property were at peak beauty! It's a lovely place to stop during a road trip. The tasting room- a plain if not industrial looking building from the outside but cozy and inviting once inside. The wines- nice selection of sweet whites and reds. The Lenoir grape is a southern special and definitely worth a try! Pricing- $8 for a flight of five 2oz tastings of your choice. Bottles run between $16-28.

What a wonderful visit! We truly enjoyed our conversations with the owners and most of our group…read morebought a bottle to enjoy at home. The owners plan to retire soon and I am glad we experienced Rosemary's with them!

I passed by this winery on the way back from Luling. I was not expecting it to be that charming!…read moreThey do have rooms to stay that look like wine barrels. The property itself look like a farm. Chickens roaming around... it is the perfect place to come spend a weekend not just for wine tasting Unfortunately it was getting late and that weekend storms were expected so I didn't get the chance to check out the wine It is still on my list to go back and maybe even spend the weekend there.

Is was great atmosphere great workers. Great wine, I bought a bottle of wine and they gave me one…read morefor free !! Go try the samples it's not a bad price at all

Decided to be a day tripper on Saturday as it was a beautiful day for a drive…read more Friends had told us about stopping at Sixth Street Bourbon on their way to Austin while traveling on 290 Hwy. Lots of free parking available. Entered the place and we were greeted by a smiling employee and some water! This place is a great secret to exploring. They have 4 different bourbons that they give you FREE samples. And they have several others that they only charge $3.00 per sample. Husband & I each had a taste of the 4 year & the 6 year which was a great way to become familiar with their bourbon. We then decided to order some drinks. Husband had Smoked Bourbon (rocks glass) which is;2oz Sixth Street Bourbon, 1 oz Vanilla Liqueur, Mesquite-Smoked Ice Cube, Cinnamon Stick( so they smoke the ice cube) this was a great drink. I had Old Fashioned (rocks glass) 2 oz Sixth Street Bourbon, 1/2 oz Simple Syrup, Angustura Bitters, Orange Twist, "Filthy" Cherry. It's an Old Fashioned which is always good. This place is small town charm with a 'Cheers' feel. I highly recommend that you go here. If traveling on 71 or 10 or 290 make the stop and hang out with some great people and drink some great bourbon. ...You MUST try the Rock and Rye as it's like Fall in a shot glass, but you need to sip it and enjoy it. Your Welcome!!

We stopped by Sixth Street Bourbon today while site seeing the town of Giddings. The owner was…read morevery welcoming and gave us a tasting of the different bourbon and vodka. He gave me tips on how to take in more of the flavors while sampling. Overall I would recommend this business. The bottles are very nice. With Christmas nearing they would make great gifts. Stop by on your way through and check them out.

We had an amazing time at this little winery. The service was great. Our kids enjoyed playing…read morearound the grounds while we did a couple of tastings. Their Christmas Cuvée? Was delicious. Definitely coming back!

Parking - plenty and a private lot. But a bit off road (lol don't bring a low car unless you get…read morelucky with paved parking). Service - we have been here about 4-5 times, but service has never been too great or too friendly. The bar on the beer side is always pleasant but the tasting bar side always has a bit of a tiny rude vibe - and I don't mention it ever but I'm in the wine industry and we don't see this normally. Also tonight we were asked to move to a different table as they didn't prepare for a Harry Potter event ahead of time just as we settled in after a rough day (and our young pup finally chilled out). It felt we were being pushed out and the other table was by the window/door that was glass so I was cold. My senior mom was cold after we had found a great spot that was warm for her. Live music tonight was also quite off - I wouldn't suggest this place anymore. I'm not sure if in the last year it has gone down hill but it's no longer worth the drive for a mediocre experience. They gave many potential beautiful spaces but they don't utilize them, nor update them, so the vibe is just outdated. No music on the speakers can be heard when there isn't live music. So sorry to not write the best review here but it's honest.

Update* Booked a tour for my husband's bday. Best idea EVER! Owners were incredibly friendly and…read morewelcoming. We got a tour and a glass for $10 each. They made us a complimentary cocktail and we ended up staying waaaayyyy past our 45 min booked time. Ingredients are as local as local can get and spirits are craft small batch made. Prices are more than fair. ONLY downside is the road is extremely bumpy with potholes but not their fault. Great place, will be back! Support local y'all!

Neat place out in the fields east of Manor. I'm not a big vodka drinker but I do like Moscow Mules…read morein the summer and we use Banner exclusively. I took some up to a big vodka drinker in East Hampton, NY and he raved about it. He always asks me when I'm bringing more up. One of these days I'm going to do the tour but for now I just go out there to stock up. It's less expensive at the still than it is at the stores.