Visiting from Florida and found Deer Run on our maps, decided to give it a try. We were greeted…read morewith such friendly faces and hospitality. We sat on the front porch with the beautiful flowers and had a couple flights and snacks. The food and wine were both amazing, left with a few bottles. Highly recommend!

This winery of course, was well reviewed on YELP, so my friend and I decided to check it out and…read morewas well worth it. The staff was gracious, warm, welcoming and the ambience of the winery was adorable. During the visit, we each selected 6 tastings. The ambiance outside was picture perfect, with seating area located in vineyard, for that ideal wedding, engagement or special event. Check the place out, worth the drive, for a friend's day out, wine lovers or just to escape life.

Visiting upstate NY from Napa Valley. As for the wine itself, it was good! A region like this cant…read morebe expected to grow world-class varietals, but some of the Riesling varietals do quite well here and they are really nice. We liked the Ingle Vines Riesling and chardonnay. A couple of the red blends were surprisingly nice as well. There are a lot of very sweet wines that seem to be popular up here, too. Most notable was the hospitality. We arrived with a group of 8 with no notice around 4pm. They were still happy to give us a personalized tasting and teach us about the wines. So accommodating. Devan did a great job describing the wines and teaching us about the property.

Heron Hill in Canandaigua offered my husband and I a wonderful experience. Their selection of wines…read moreis impressive. The staff is exceptionally friendly. The cozy atmosphere is perfect for a relaxed tasting or spending some time enjoying a glass of your favorite. Definitely a spot worth visiting! Bonus- if you have an electric car, there are two charging stations on site.

Had a few tasty drinks here before dinner. Fun spot with some friendly people. We had so much fun…read more Highly recommend this spot.

The cider was excellent. Sweet and tart. The apples were also crisp and sweet. Finally got a donut…read moreand that was terrific as well. Recommend for sure.

Off season is my favorite. Many vineyards were closing up for winter but not Bully Hill…read more Upon arrival we were warmly greeted by the staff. We were instructed to order at the counter and our food would be delivered. I appreciated the instructions. The food was of quality, fresh and delicious. The views out the window were pretty and the building was warm and cozy on a cold day

Service is amazing , selection is even better. Just wish I could live there. Went for my birthday…read moreleft with a smile on my face

Loved Bristol Valley Vineyards! Barbara had some excellent wines and we tried meads for the very…read morefirst time. Will be back!

The only star earned is for the band that played when we visited, they were great. We went with…read moresome friends and all sampled each other's wines and every single one was terrible. The meads were slightly better, but still not great.

This is by far my favorite winery I've ever experienced! Family owned, amazing wine at a very…read morehumble price and beautiful live music. I'm from Southern California and visited many vineyard and wineries and Savor is hands down my favorite. Thank you to the Savor family!! I will be back

My wife and were on a nice leisurely drive and we happened to find Savor Vineyards and Winery. What…read morea pleasant surprise, we didn't even know there was a winery in this area. Bill Piatt, was a very congenial and knowledgeable host. We actually spent about 2 hours there sampling there amazing wines. The conversation was interesting and we even sampled their fantastic Mulled Wine. This is a wonderful spot to sample some budget minded wines, have some stimulating conversation and take in the majestic view. They have live music on weekends and even have a comedy night. Maggie and I definitely plan on stopping back in for more awesome wine. Check out Savor Vineyards and Winery and tell them Chuck and Maggie said hi!!!

This out-of-the-way distillery in the back hills of Naples has it all: gorgeous views, delicious…read morefood, imaginative and flavorful drinks, friendly and well-organized staff. They have a comeback story that really adds to the experience. Try the tree spirits! I'm so fascinated by the science behind their distillation processes and can't wait to try more of their spirits offerings. Bonus: go when they have live music, you won't be disappointed. Pro tip: make a reservation to ensure that you have a table!

Good ambiance. Beautiful place & mediocre food. Except the burger was good…read more Boiled chicken thighs with brush hairs (lots) in the curry dish. Terrible appetizers. Very greasy bread that was old. The worst tapenade I've ever had (dry, no oil, filled in with nuts). Learn how to make it correctly first. Some potato chips with nice herbs. Drinks were good. It's quite expensive and just not worth it. Jaw dropping bill with mediocre food.

Song Hill is a cute hidden gem with delicious wines!! I'm a big sparkling wine fan and was…read morepleasantly surprised with four amazing options to choose from. Their other wines were delicious as well! The Diamond Dry is super cool! We enjoyed the charcuterie with so many fun snacks, and my hubby enjoyed the daily special of 'Chicken of the Woods' mushrooms! We were greeted by the very kind, Ann. Then ended our time with the super knowledgeable, Curtis!! A must visit!

This is one of the best wineries in the area. Their wine is incredible, they have great snacks…read more(with gluten free options!), and are super friendly. Highly recommend!

We wanted to visit a winery that had some drier selections and that was also open during the week,…read moresince we weren't going to be around for a weekend and found Inspire Moore on Yelp. They are a small family owned and run winery, and the tasting room is located in a really cute town in the middle of a field of concord grapes! Oh wow, I have never smelled a field of grapes ready to pick and that was a bonus! No fear though..,their wines are not all concord grape! They actually make a lot of California style wines and German inspired wines..hence the drier varieties we were looking for! We had a delightful tasting on the outdoor patio. We each selected 4 wines and then shared so we each tried at least 6-8 varieties. They are really making some interesting varieties here. The "Unsupervised" is a sparkling, unfiltered variety that we liked and found very unique. Levity, Gratitude and Joy were all excellent whites, and the sparkle in Levity was an added bonus. We loved the reds too. Truth and Wisdom were our favorites. I had to try the Framboise even though I said I wanted drier wines....dessert wines are different, because...well dessert things can be sweet. This was excellent.,,a little glass of this with some quality dark chocolate and I'll be good... Everyone was friendly and the person in charge of our tasting knew and clearly loved the wines extremely well! The atmosphere was relaxed and lovely. We bought a bunch to take home, as a nice way ti extend the vacation. We also bought some concord grapes from a stand right outside. Not sure if they run the stand but another nice bonus!

A delight. Inspire Moore was the last stop on my cousin chum mini winery tour last weekend, and it…read morewas a high note. The exterior of the buildings caught my eye as we drove by a few times a day or two beforehand, and this was a rare instance where judging a book by its cover paid off. This was a very pleasant experience and a rare recommend from the area. Inspire Moore...looks a little kooky, and it is. It's rare in my experience for a winery to sell anything other than wine, food and maybe some wine-related merch, but there's a significant chunk of the establishment devoted to other products; the first room or two by the entrance is more cluttered/intimate and sold, for instance, leather-bound journals with motivational quotes and honestly items I associate with alternative tourist traps, the kinds with candles, dreamcatchers and zodiac shizzle (if you've ever been to New Hope, Pennsylvania, it reminded me a lot of the stores there, along with the 90s shopping mall institution The Nature Company; RIP). Not an insult by any means, but definitely different from the average bear. Full disclosure - I bought one of the journals. There's a much larger room in the back that I assume houses some legit events and it's got a pretty wild view of the vineyards in the back of the property. I didn't spend a ton of time there other than to access the adjacent bathroom (which also boasts that view), but a marked departure from the other areas of the building. The wine we sampled here was significantly better than one of its counterparts down the street, with complex flavors and just overall tastiness. I decided to bouge it up a bit with the $15 reserve tasting (there's a $10 tasting for the common man), which was the right call. Far and away, I thought the best wine I sampled was the 2022 Bourbon Blend Red, which I ended up buying a bottle of for the road (it's hanging out proudly on my wine cart now in the other room). I'm MUCH more of a white wine drinker than a red so this one was a surprise for me, but I was legit impressed with the different notes on the palate, notably the charcoal mixed with the plum, which bizarrely worked. And hanging out in some bourbon barrels for months? Sold. Really interesting nip and I'm planning to bring it out for a good time in the future. I loved the woman assisting us on this visit. Susan was in many ways the perfect host - very self-effacing (was upfront about her lack of wine knowledge after a career in teaching, and in a roundabout way it felt like we were discovering these wines with her) and sweet. She knew enough about the wines to still give us a bit of an education without ever coming close to preaching or condescension. Very pleasant addition to this winery and they should try to keep her around; it's unusual for that kind of personality to be at a winery, but it works. Markedly improved the experience, and I don't think you can really give a higher compliment than that. The atmosphere here was pretty good too; we didn't have an AMAZING view from our vantagepoint (we were placed on the porch toward the front of the building facing the street, with mostly a view of the restaurant next door), but we did have some pleasing vineyard optics off to the side and understandably lingered a bit at this stop. My youngest cousin chum was getting antsy but the photo opportunities helped in that regard. Her day will come. This was probably the only place in Naples I'd recommend; unique winery with interesting wine - grapes with a dash of quirk.