We through a bridal shower here and every thing was so amazing. The room was beautiful and had a…read moreperfect amount of space. The ladies working there were so kind and helped us out with everything we needed. They also have catering here and every thing we got was wonderful; I personally LOVED the white wine chicken salad sandwiches, but the other food was also great. Also, the wine they served there was very well priced, each bottle tasted wonderful and almost every one was about $20.

I have been to many wineries and distilleries, but Summer Crest has been by far the most fun and…read moreentertaining. We had a group event and were able to sit in the chandelier room, but the tasting bar was also beautiful.. There were wines for everyone's taste and price. I bought a lot of cute stuff in the gift shop and had a fabulous experience.

First the staff is great me and my wife stopped here on a whim we were on our way home from Bowling…read moreGreen and saw the sign and took the detours. Great local out in the country with nice outdoor seating. We were glad to be inside away from the heat great seating as well. Me and the wife had a tasting flight. All the wine was fantastic. Of course a couple of bottles came home. Ask the staff about the wines and let them know your tastes. Enjoy great wine in the country.

Easily my favorite stop during our wine weekend. A bit off the beaten path, this winery is…read moreabsolutely worth the visit. The tasting room is a bit small but the outside area makes up for it. We each got 6 samples for free. The Apple Verde was AMAZING! We ended up sitting around the fire pit with a bottle to split. The gentleman who did our tasting was the wine maker and you could tell the pride he took in his product. I loved that almost all of the grapes for the wine were grown on the property. Their wines are also sold at Total Wine for my Louisville friends. They host monthly events starting in April. We are already talking about staying in bowling green for a weekend to enjoy some live music at the winery.

Worth a visit! The wines were mostly on the sweet side, but in a good way. Very generous tasting!…read morePurchased several bottles, and enjoyed them very much. The owners are welcoming, friendly, genuinely nice people. We will return. Give this place a try! Enjoy.

Thought it would be fun to check this plane out while riding country rides on our motorcycle. I…read morehave to say I'm not much of a wine connoisseur but Rex mixed magical grapes that had be loving the flavors. It's a good down home feel snd taste, kinda like a good hillbillies wine!! We enjoyed talking and learning about Reid's while making and not to mention Rex just seems like a good old boy... So I recommend if you're in the area stop by, pull up a stool and have a taste, when you're done buy a few bottles after all Rex has to make a farm payment!! Because of the guard turkeys thou... lol Thanks for the hospitality Rex!!!

Fun, unique experience for horse lovers…read more Overall great, but this is a review so I'll start with the good, then get to the "could be better." 1) It's beautifully set up. The barn is clean, pretty, and has special spots for pictures and retail. Music is going and the videos are being played on the tv above the tasting station. 2) locally & woman owned business! Nuff said. 3) greeted by an 8 week old puppy during our visit, which was very fun, more entertaining than the horses IMO. 4) The owner takes the time to learn about what she's giving you to taste and drink, which is nice! 5) Great picture taking opportunities! 6) we had to reschedule because of a family emergency of one of the party members, and the owner was incredibly easy to work with to make sure we could still attend without losing any money or the experience. Customer service was great. Could make a better experience: Price - $60 seemed fair for something unique but then you add on the fees/taxes and it's $74.25 per person, not sure where that additional ~$15 goes but I'd be much more inclined to return if there's a way to pay without the additional fees. (Also, website descriptions say $55 then the price is $60 - fix to match increase.) We definitely thought there would be more to do with the horses. Even if customers can't do something, maybe show off any tricks or special things the horses to make it more about the Equine than the Wine! Overall, if you love horses and are looking for something different to do in Nashville, this is it! M2 has different options between brunch, bourbon, wine, and even olive oil tastings on a beautiful piece of land in Goodlettsville.

We were in Nashville, primarily for the AC/DC concert, looking for something to do a couple of days…read morebefore. Saw this at the M2 ranch and booked it. What a cool way to spend an afternoon! Merle, Wyatt and Hank (horses) were our hosts, along with Laura and Maddison. Whiskey sampling, charcuterie, wine and champagne tasting; all with a kick-back, no pressure atmosphere. Highly recommended.

Beautiful area to wine taste & sip on wine. The staff was super friendly & helpful. The $16 wine…read moretasting for 4 wines is a decent deal BUT the frozen rose was amazing especially on a hot day.

I just love this place! The wine is always good, the weather is just right to sit around and enjoy…read moretastings, and love that end of summer feel! The Fox Red is still my favorite, but worth trying everything out. Today we just did flights but they do have private tastings they were just fully booked for this weekend, but I highly recommend booking these in advance, they are so worth it!

Drove all the way here to see that it has been permanently closed!! No building, no food!!read more

Ok. So...10 minutes in, I was thinking "2 stars...if they are lucky!" But you know what...? Turns…read moreout they were lucky, so 3 stars it is! Things got a little better and the two wines that are actually under their name/label were surprisingly delicious! Anyway, we were driving back to Louisville from Nashville and the Fella filled me with joy when he said we could stop at a couple wineries on the way. Not only is it a great way to break up the monotonous drive, but it allowed me to try more Kentucky wineries (like a Pokemon, I wanna try 'em all!). Cave Valley Winery was the right distance between the first place we stopped and getting home, so we decided this would be our final boozy-stop on the way. It is easy to get to, just a small loop off the highway at the Park City exit. It was a strange first impression when we got there, though. The winery isn't so much a winery, as it is a room inside an old hotel that also operates as the site's regular bar. They were also getting ready for a Ladies' Shooting competition to be held on the weekend, there were lots of gun signs and promotional booths and tents set up and sponsor banners. We weren't initially sure that we were at the right place...maybe some of the banners were covering the winery sign? Also...guns and alcohol...what could go wrong, amirite? It was strange. When we walked in to the bar, there were two people futzing around with the register iPad and a printer. It took a bit before we were greeted, and when we were, they both mentioned that they were not the tasting host and would go get her. While she was being retrieved, we were able to look over the wine list and the woman at the bar got us started with our first sample, though she admitted she didn't really know anything about the wines. Once the usual wine tasting host, Amber, came in we were ready to lock and load. (Get it...because of the gun range...no? Ok.) You get 5 samples for $5. But be aware, they only have TWO wines under their own label. The two they have are surprisingly delicious, if I do say so myself. As for the rest of the two-page wine list, they are all wines from Wight-Meyer, which is not one of my favorite places either. So that was a little disappointing. And they were out of a few of the wines I wanted to taste. Amber was pretty alright though, with some information on tasting notes. But she was minutes from the end of her shift and asked that we close out right away. Which was fine, we needed to get on the road again anyway. Overall, I am conflicted. It was a weird experience, but their wines are decent and once Amber got to our tasting, all was well. But temper your expectations if you are a winery-hopper like me. (If I was feeling more generous, I would give another star just for all the puppers roaming about....but really, 3 stars is where its at.)

What a wonderful stop on our travel route! If you're near by for sure swing into this homie world…read moreof wine! The owners are so sweet and personable with a wide selection of wine :) pictured is the Tepache' wine, PINEAPPLE SPICED !!! Who would've thought! We will certainly be back!

This was our last stop on our latest wine weekend. After forgiving tour how the chairs worked, we…read moresettled in and started our tasting. We all started off with the sweet tea wine. This is the only Kentucky winery to produce a sweet tea wine. And y'all - it legit tastes like sweet tea with a kick. I wasn't a fan of the blackberry but everything else was delicious. I ended up with 2 bottles to take home. The lady who did our tasting was fun and informational. We had fun looking at the pictures from the travels of the owners. We also walked down to the cellar, which was really neat. Their outdoor area was beautiful and looked very relaxing. For a winery that is newer, they've got a great start. I will definitely be back for another bottle of sweet tea.

John welcomed us like we were long time friends. Wine tremendous. Walked away with…read morerecommendations other places to stop on our trip. Do not miss this stop. Don't miss this hidden

Russian lady-- wry kind and knowledgeable served us--beautiful location with outdoor seating and…read moreindoor venue for rentals. Cranberry spice was my favorite!

Family from near and far gathered at Long Hollow Garden & Vineyards for a beautiful afternoon and…read moreevening wedding. Parking was plentiful and easy. The garden ceremony area was expansive with the sun shining over the fields. The setting made the perfect backdrop for the couple's photos, complete with wildlife in the background. After a lovely ceremony, we enjoyed cocktail hour and then moved into the reception space, which was exactly what this couple had dreamed of. The band played, and we danced the night away. Just note there's no air conditioning in the reception barn, but there are very large fans. Long Hollow Gardens & Vineyards was the perfect venue for this Bride and Grooms dream wedding. It will always hold a special place in our hearts.

I went to an August wildflower picking party at Long Hollow Gardens and had an amazing time! My…read morefriends and I had heard about this place via social media, and were pleasantly surprised that it lived up to all of our expectations! We bought General Entry tickets & wildflower picking tickets online a few weeks in advance. When we got to the gardens they asked for our names and directed us to park. Once inside we stopped over a the bar for a wine tasting - all of the wines are made in Tennessee on property - and bought 2 bottles for us to enjoy throughout the night. We also checked in for wildflower picking at the bar and were given glass jars to fill with flowers. The staff was very kind and helpful during that process. I also thoroughly enjoyed the free strawberry lemonade and regular lemonade that they provided guests, though some of my friends thought it was too sweet! Our one mistake was not going to pick flowers earlier in the night. We started when the sun was setting, but the area was so large that it was dark by the time we were finished. It was also the last week for wildflower picking, so there weren't as many left available as I imagine there is earlier in the month. We also ordered pasta from Pasta Gailfi, a food truck that was on site and enjoyed it at our table. If I were to do it over again, I would also bring our own food and a deck of cards or a board game for us to enjoy as well! The venue was stunning, and I imagine it acts as a beautiful wedding venue as well.