The server that assisted me and my group was fantastic and knowledgeable. I'll definitely be back…read morevery soon.

The venue itself is beautiful and has a great atmosphere, but unfortunately the service really took…read moreaway from the experience. The servers seemed very inexperienced and disconnected from both the product and the guests at their tables. It often felt like customers were more of an inconvenience than a priority. With stronger training and more attentive service, this place could be excellent because the setting truly has a lot of potential.

Finally got a chance to eat in today. Bumbed out it was Sunday brunch menu. That's ok…read more Had the potato soup, fritters and pizza. As far as drinks we had bloody Mary's, Blood Pressure, Apple Cider on the rocks, After School Special and Copper Buck. Has a nice time and enjoyed everything.

A hidden gem with history, charm, and seriously good spirits…read more This was my 4th or 5th visit, and it just keeps getting better. The distillery is tucked inside a beautifully restored buggy whip and women's corset factory--how's that for character? The space is not only unique but also a fantastic spot for drinks, tastings, and good company. I've done the full tour and tasting, and I always recommend starting with a flight to really appreciate the range. The staff is friendly, knowledgeable, and happy to make recommendations or answer questions. You can tell they love what they do. I usually grab a bottle of the OCG, but this time I went for the Cherry Ol' Fashioned--and wow. Perfectly balanced, served with proper large-format ice cubes (yes, that matters), and just the right amount of cherry goodness. Prices are very reasonable, whether you're sipping at the bar or taking a bottle home. If you're anywhere nearby--or even just passing through--this place is absolutely worth the detour. Only 5 minutes off the highway, and totally worth it.

We were driving to another winery in the area and saw Hickory Creek so we decided to stop and we…read morewere so glad we did! We were greeted by Adam who is the owner and he welcomed us,explained his wine offerings and even showed us the back room operation. This is one of the smaller wineries in the area but the wines we tried were fantastic. We did a tasting of 5 wines for 15.00 . We did a mixture of reds and whites and each one was delicious. They have a promotion ..if you buy 3 bottles of wine,the tasting is free. You can sit either inside or outside . Definitely a must visit when on the Michigan Wine Trail.

This is a small winery that is veteran owned. Adam the owner takes great care making small batch…read morewines and it shows in the taste. He poured each tasting individually and talked about the wine leaving us time to enjoy it before pouring the next. He took the time to answer all our questions. We took advantage of the special offer where if you buy three bottles the tasting was free. I was excited to learn that a Dry Traminette even existed and it was very good without the sweetness. Besides that one we also bought the Neutral Oak Chardonnay and a Cab Franc, all delicious! We will definitely return to his special spot on the Michigan Wine Trail.

Whenever we visit or pass through Southwest Michigan, we try to stop in to Promeny for a wine…read moretasting. They have an extensive selection of high quality olive oil and many unique wines from Eastern Europe and the Middle East. I've had some excellent bottles from Croatia and Israel. Be advised that the wines tend to be terroir driven and some can be upwards of $30-50, so spend a few dollars on the wine tasting and give them a try to ensure you find something you like. You'll undoubtedly expand your palate and possibly even find a new favorite bottling. It is a unique store and valuable resource for any foodie or wine lover.

Good service. Meads were like sweet wine, nothing extraordinarily special. Interior of store…read morecould use some renovations.

I do remember coming to this place. I've been part of a winery tour. I think the customer service…read moreis definitely different from before. I didn't feel too welcomed. My favorite pore here is the walnut cream wine really good. The prices are competitively price. Um, I did not buy any wine here, but I did enjoy the selections

Service was great and this is a cute winery. I wasn't a fan of much of the wines but it was a great…read moreexperience. 6 tastings are $12 so very affordable.

When I tell you this was such a great time... whew! The wine was delicious and the vibes unmatched…read more Definitely making my way back

A unique concept to experience Michigan wines, beers and ciders all under one roof. A relaxed…read moreatmosphere to enjoy a variety of flavors. My husband and I shared a flight of beers and ciders. The flight was accompanied with a package of oyster crackers !! Our server was friendly and very knowledgeable. They have indoor and outdoor seating and an area with food and gift items. Definitely worth checking them out.

Beautiful grounds, friendly attentive service, and such a great atmosphere overall. We sat indoors…read moreby the windows overlooking the vineyard, which made the experience even more special. The food was delicious, and after eating we took a little hike with the boys around the property. They also had live music, which added so much to the vibe. We absolutely loved it!

Beautiful setting inside or out. We have sat outside and listened to music while overlooking the…read morevineyard. We had appetizers and wine of course. We also went here for dinner one night. Sat inside near a window. The food was amazing, as were the drinks (wine and Irish coffees). Service has always been top notch. We look forward to going back here.

Avoid this place if you are searching for a reliable, open establishment…read more This is my 5th time trying to visit this place with a gift card I ordered 2 years ago. I call beforehand, look online, check their socials, and still they randomly are never open. I'm starting to wonder if it is a scam, and hope to get a refund on the giftcard I ordered for my dad and I. I understand things happen with being a family run operation, but frankly it comes off as unorganized & unprofessional. Other vendors and small business owners could be using this space in Michigan City, and it is rather a waste when others could be supporting the community on a more frequent, dependable basis. Please offer more transparency on this lack of consistency & remove the listed "business hours" entirely from both your website and Google maps when they are fairly often not honored. Wanted to support local and regret it due to the flexibility in their standard operating hours. For the goodness of your brand, and just state your hours are "open when we feel like it". Note: I took this photo while outside their door, with no note on it, no word or highlight on their website, Instagram, or Facebook mentioning a last minute closing on Saturday 10/19/24, around ~5:30pm. Thanks!

They're never open. At one point they told me they didn't want "local" business only Illinois…read morepeople. Food used to be great but they don't even cook there anymore. I rated this place 5 stars when it first opened. I wouldn't recommend it to anyone now. The owners attitude toward certain customers is sad.

Rated a top 10 tasting room in the country and once you walk in, you'll see why. The tasting room…read moreis top notch with various options for seating. They also have a view overlooking the vineyards. When weather permits, they have a fantastic patio and on the weekends, you'll catch some live music and possibly a good truck. The staff is extremely friendly and more than willing to help with your tasting.

We took friends visiting from another state for the weekend and decided to go to Dablon. It was a…read morefirst for all of us. It's in a beautiful setting, lovely outside and inside area. It was a chilly spring day, we sat by the fire and shared a bottle of white. The staff was friendly and very helpful as we picked a bottle of wine. Looking forward to going back this summer and experiencing the outside patio.

$5 and you get to keep the glass (which is perfect for Champagne), taste 5 wines and/or Champagne,…read moreand 1 dessert wine. Initially I had planned on tasting and dashing but the woman working was so freaking cool that i just had to reach into my pocket. She knew everything there was to know about the wine from both wineries that they feature. I tried all the bubbly options, some red, some white, and one apricot wine that is a bit sweeter- not dessert sweet, just fruit sweet BUT, here's the kicker, they keep it heated in a crock pot with cider spices like cinnamon, dried orange, cloves, etc... it was amazing! How have I not thought of this before? Of course I should heat up wine with spices instead of actual cider for the holidays! Anyway, the taste and dash didn't happen. I ended up getting 6 bottles and some spices and left with a big ole smile. I will SO be back before X-mas... maybe even a little stop before Thanksgiving too. Just to get a little something to take the edge off, ya know?

When they say "free" they mean it's $8 for the tasting. Yes, you get to keep the glass, but…read morereally, do I want it? And while I do find that off-putting I just really can't complain. Of the four vinyards I visited today, this had my two favorite wines; the Zinfandel at $19.99 and the Rosso for $13.99. Yes, I took two bottles home with me as well as the Mezzo which had a fresh peachy apple taste and only $11.99. Now the Apple Brandy was terrible. Way, way, way too much bite - is that fire coming out my mouth? Yuk! My husband had to finish it for me. His Michigan Brandy was much, much, much smoother. I will give her one thing. I wanted to start with this and she said not to. Thank goodness, because it took a full 20 minutes for my taste buds to recover. So while the $8 fee was the highest amount I have ever been asked to pay for a tasting of any winery I have ever been to, I did really love the Zin, Rosso and Mezzo. And for buying three bottles, I received $5 off. Which ain't bad. The room itself is also nice and big with lots of windows, not claustrophobic like some. When doing an afternoon of wine tasting in Harbor County I recomend starting at Lemon Creek, cross the street to Domaine Berrien, then around the corner to Free Run, down the road to Tabor Hill and back toward the lake at Round Barn. But make sure you eat something along the way. And if you still have the stamina, just before getting back on 94, try Hickory Creek which I always tucker out before I get to, but some day I will make it there. I'll have to start there first next time and do it backwards.