The atmosphere was great, there was a piano bar upstairs that was fun. The service was awesome but…read morethe food was just meh. The wine was different and fun.

The place was cheery and bright. Lots of people eating. We came for a wine tasting…read more Service was very slow with two folks behind the bar juggling about six or seven separate groups doing tastings. It took us over an hour to get through the wines and ciders. Slow but nice... enthusiastic even, but so slow. Our feet were hurting from standing. The wines were certainly interesting. No grapes were harmed in any way at this winery. All were made with various berries from the area. I will admit that they have developed some very good berry based wines that are superior to the typical blueberry or huckleberry wine I've tasted. Still it's difficult to mimic a good Pinot Noir without grapes, etc. I could make a better argument for trying their ciders. I enjoyed a few of them. I did not try any sweet wines, so there may be a gem or two amongst those. Interesting place. One try was enough for me.

Absolutely loved it here this afternoon. Wonderful wine, and it's so great to actually discuss them…read morewith the winemaker. Beautiful space, it's so peaceful and relaxing. We will be so glad to visit again.

This is now my favorite wine I have had. Highly recommend. Can't wait to get more and try different…read morekinds.

Beautiful location off the beaten path off of a dirt road. You come up into the driveway where you…read morepark on the grass. Tasting room located in the cellar of the house. Beautiful views with outdoor seating in back overlooking the vines. No food but you could pack your own picnic. Tasting comes with a wine glass with their logo. Wines were delicious.

5 stars all the way baby! This place is absolutely…read morefantastic and I'd come back in a heartbeat. The owner Ted and his son Nick are both personable and super entertaining but also knowledgeable about the wines! They make a red called Vino Cappuccino with coffee beans and my goodness it was to die for. Also the Dreamsicle was a unique orange creamsicle flavored white that was delicious - and I'm not even usually a fan of white wine! The atmosphere was super laid back, and it's dog friendly which is a bonus. The back yard area is gorgeous with comfy couches to sit on overlooking the vineyard. We had a great time and left with a large assortment of bottles :) 10/10, if you're in the area check this place out, you won't be disappointed! - Sean & Allie

The service was amazing. Very kind and sweet. My parents and I shared just a flight to test out the…read morefive wines/ciders. It was great the white and amber wines is amazing with fruit and Island Chefs Cuban sandwich. The two reds went amazing with the Island Chefs The Italian Panino. The outdoor seating was very cafe like on the patio seating. The inside was beautiful, natural aesthetic and simple lighting was peaceful and inviting. The upstairs had many seats. The first floor was tighter space wise for seats but there's local artists work displayed and there's some Alpine Garden Winery goods and wines displayed. We purchased three wines. Two bottles of 'WHIMSY' SPARKLING APPLE & WHITE GRAPE WINE 9% ABV; and one bottle of ITASCA & LA CRESCENT 2024AMBER WINE 13.5% ABV.

I absolutely loved this place!! Their wines are made with no added sugar or preservatives, and it…read moredoesn't give you that headache some of us get after having a few glasses. The tasting room looks like it's in a converted garage, and the interior is so cozy cute. My fiancée and I were the only ones there during a weekday visit, and loved how quiet and peaceful it felt. We took a bottle of the red home since we loved it so much - I will definitely be back!

I've been visiting the winery during my stays at RiverWalk Resort, and it has become one of my…read morefavorite parts of every trip. The winery consistently adds to the enjoyment of my timeshare weeks. My absolute favorite is the wine slushies--I look forward to them every year and couldn't wait for them to return in the spring and summer months. I also highly recommend the wine and cider flights, which are a great way to sample a variety of offerings. The staff and service are outstanding. Megan, in particular, always makes each visit special. She is knowledgeable, attentive, and genuinely personable, and I always enjoy chatting with her. Her enthusiasm and excellent customer service make the winery an even more enjoyable place to visit. I highly recommend stopping by if you're in the area!

We stopped by after seeing an advertisement that they also have hard ciders. Both me and my partner…read morewere incredibly disappointed in their cider offerings. We had flights and tasted all of their ciders. Ironically our mutual favorite was a hopped cider. It was literally the only one we liked. At least for now, it seems they should stick to wine. The man working there was incredibly knowledgeable and friendly. It was a great experience learning about the ciders and speaking with him, just wish they tasted better. They have a little seating area outside that was comfortable and nice to relax at.

This tasting room is located inside the Cabot Creamery store. It costs $3 for a full taste and is…read morewaived upon a bottle purchase. Think of this not as a winery as you would in the California style. It's a liqueur tasting that enhances the finer agriculture of Vermont. Ginger liqueur is wonderful- sweet with strong flavors and I already knew it would make wonderful mixed drinks. The chocolate liqueur was delicious as was the apple maple wine. All sweet so go with the perspective of how to enrich a wine based cocktail or a champagne cocktail. If you're a dessert wine lover it's definitely for you. We ended up buying ginger and apple maple. Go try out the tasting and decide for yourself!

I went to the Putney Mountain Winery with a bunch of friends on our trip to Vermont. It absolutely…read moreexceeded expectations with their affordable $5 tasting of not only their wine but also their liqueurs. Kim walked us through each sip and went further in recommending a stellar restaurant in nearby Brattleboro. Kim was so friendly and kind to all five of us, even though she was in the midst of a tasting with another group. This didn't effect the attention she showed us in the slightest. We will be ordering their cranberry wine two months from due to how lovely the experience and the taste was. If you're in the area and would like a variety of dry to sweet fruit wines and liqueurs, please stop by and tell Kim hello for us!

A family owned and operated winery that specializes in fruit wines. Such a simple description…read moredoesn't do justice to the wonderful flavors that come out of their bottles. Bought two cases for my wedding and people were begging to take bottles home with them. It's been months and I still get people asking where to get more wine! They have tastings on Sundays, or you can call and schedule one. The best. Simply, the best.

I live just 10 miles north of Coffin Cellars and have visited them two times this year...once by…read moremyself and then I dragged my wife there. She is NOT a drinker, never mind a wine consumer. But every once in a while I can get her tipsy!! Anyhow, I just knew she love this cozy winery that specializes in artisan table wines. As this classification of wines can have serious fruity overtones, my wife loves them. Excuse me while I reach for a glass of 'Rasberry" !! The Elderberry wine is made from HAND-PICKED FRUIT !! This speaks volumes of how much care they put into their product, and the results speak for themselves. Being the only drinker in my house, unfortunately I have to consume the whole bottle myself usually. But the upside is, I get to consume the whole bottle myself usually... The only complaint about Coffin Cellars is the price...it's simply too low. I hope they get brave enough to charge more for their product so that they can stay in business and keep my supply coming !!! Thanks, Peter from Salisbury

The most STUNNING wedding venue! My cousin got married here this summer and it was so perfect…read more There was a seperate barn on the property where the night before was held. There was a bar, we did trivia, and not to mention the jaw dropping views of the mountains in the distance. Super homey and warm vibe to everything here. The main barn was used for the actual wedding reception itself (DJ booth, long tables, an upstairs area overlooking, and massive barn doors that open out to the stunning view). Couldn't suggest this venue more!!

----- Concise Review…read more Wonderful wedding + reception ----- Longer Review We traveled to South Tamworth, New Hampshire, by way of Boston, MA and then North Conway, NH, for the wedding of our niece to her husband. The trip was brief - Thursday evening to Sunday, but filled with family and fun. Our niece and (now) nephew selected whiteface hollow for the wedding and reception. whiteface hollow - a fantastic barn + house + winery in South Tamworth, NH. The wedding ceremony was outside, in the field, under a large maple tree, and the reception was in the barn. The property has parking in an open space amid trees... the sky is visible but the trees also provide shading to keep the intense heat off the vehicles. The property has a gentle hillside, leading to the grape vines, with a beautiful view of the White Mountains off in the distance... the view was beautiful in the afternoon and phenomenal with that night's sunset! The owner shared that the barn is original wood - interior... the floors and walls are new boards created when they brought a saw mill onsite to cut the wood from trees on the property. The barn had plenty of room for the 18 tables for guests + a dance floor for all of us.. with space for food, and the bar downstairs, and two spaces upstairs (no walls, but balcony rails). Speaking of the bar... they served inside and also through a window to the outside... the blueberry lemonade is very tasty! The winery isn't producing yet but the building is there, and we enjoyed brunch the next morning - nice! And the painting of the property over the bar is wonderful artwork. The owner and her crew were great... so helpful; we were guests so we didn't have the stress, but we could see things were well planned and executed smoothly. Thank you, whiteface hollow, for such a wonderful wedding + reception for our niece and nephew! ----- ----- -----

Cute small little tasting room in Wolfeboro. The son of the owners who served us is really nice and…read moreknowledgeable about the wines they offer. If you are looking for nice small place, have a glass of wine and listen to some decent acoustic music, this is a good place to stop in.

The wine and atmosphere are wonderful. We had a great time talking with the owners while having…read morewine flights. Wound up buying a bottle of wine to go. Highly recommend!

Had the Sunday brunch after an on site yoga event. The food was awesome. I had the breakfast bowl…read moreand my wife had the Aavocado toast. Both dishes were fresh and just the right amount of food without leaving you stuffed. Sat outside on the deck for a great view and weather. Owner is a gracious and friendly person who goes out of her way to greet people and make sure they have what they need. Their serving staff has to be the friendliest and most personable people I've encountered in a restaurant. Can't recommend this place enough for a true hidden gem.

The food was... not great. Not terrible either. Technically edible, which I suppose is still the…read morebaseline humanity has agreed upon for restaurants. But probably one of my least favorite meals I've had in a while. I started with the crab rangoon nachos, and honestly, those were the highlight. Definitely different than I expected, but surprisingly good. For my entrée, I got steak, fries, and Asian slaw. The steak itself was tender, and fries are pretty hard to ruin unless you actively resent potatoes, but the overall flavor was just... weird. Not awful, just a mix of spices or seasoning that didn't really work for me. I wouldn't be excited to order it again. Dessert was a Nutella-stuffed cookie pie thing that I split with a friend, and I swear we almost needed an axe to cut into it. Points for durability, I guess. lmao