Wine is good, atmosphere is good, service is the best thanks to Peggy. Go on Wednesdays when Peggy…read moreworks. We had the best girls day. The Iowa Girls

We tasted seven wines and enjoyed them all! The setting was breathtaking, the service was top…read morenotch, and the wine was delicious. I couldn't have asked for more! Definitely worth a stop.

There was only only other couple there on a beautiful Monday afternoon. My husband and I got two…read moredifferent flights, the selection 2 and 4. We didn't really enjoy any of the ones in selection 2. We liked a couple in selection 4. We then tasted the strawberry rhubarb, cherry, and honey peach. They were all really, really sweet. We bought their rosé and Riesling, those were nice. So why not a better review? We spent about 15 minutes talking with the owner and he wouldn't make eye contact with me, only my husband. I finally walked away. It wasn't just me, my husband noticed, as well. Later he did tell us that women are 90% of his business. He may want to make women feel welcome then, because I certainly did not.

Cute little winery with a nice outdoor seating area in the front yard. The wine tastings are set…read morelists to choose from, which I originally didn't like, but since we were able to add on other tastes for free afterwards it ended up being fine and a very good deal! The wines themselves were hit or miss. Some were not good, but others were great. We ended up trying a lot of wines and buying two bottles to take home with us. Try the plum wine; it sounds weird but it totally works!!

I'm glad I found this little spot on Google when looking for a place to stop and rest while we…read moredrove to the Green Bay/Manitowoc area. I was mainly looking for an apple orchard but I won't turn down a winery/cidery/meadery option as well. This place isn't very big but they really pack in a lot of product in such a small footprint. Cheese, apples, honey, soap, syrup, etc. A great place to do some holiday shopping for the foodie in your family. Daily tastings are offered for only $6 for 5 samples and you pick from grape wine, fruit wine, cider and mead all produced onsite. We enjoyed all of the samplings we tried and ended up buying a few bottles of wine and mead to take back home with us. Prices are very reasonable and comparable, especially with their products being made with local, fresh ingredients. But back to the main reason why I had come to this place, apples. I was on the lookout for one of my favorite heirloom apples (Jonathans) while in Wisconsin and with Hammen's offering 250 varieties of apple varieties, I was sure to have luck on finding them. And I did! It was fun to walk the aisles of fresh apples and see what other unique varieties teased my interest. And at an affordable price point (I think it was only a couple dollars per pound), it was really easy to be adventurous and try out a few new to me types. I'm dropping a pin on the map - this place will definitely be a fresh apple pickup destination for me and the family seasonally. Well worth the road trip!

I love this quaint little place. Wonderful wine and very reasonably priced. The owner was very…read morehospitable. Please support!

We just visited Stone's Throw and had a great experience!…read more We intended to just have a glass of wine but decided to have the charcuterie board. The meats and cheeses all were delicious. Our party of 3 all had different wines, I had a Cabernet and it was one of the most delicious wines I've had in recent memory. I also tried a sparkling wine my wife was having and the essence of almond made it even better. In addition the setting outside was very relaxing. They have some oak casks in a display surrounded by flowers and grasses, so you are surrounded by nature along with music that enhances the atmosphere. Our server did a great job taking care of us. We were able to really enjoy the service and relax. We definitely will be returning on our next visit to Door County!

We enjoyed visiting Stone's Throw Winery, and I want to start by saying that our wine host,…read moreChristina, was friendly, bubbly, and made us feel very welcome. She did a wonderful job guiding us through the tasting and was one of the highlights of our visit. However, I was surprised that there weren't any plain crackers, bread, or even pretzels available to cleanse our palates between tastings. After sampling several wines, the flavors begin to blend together, making it difficult to fully appreciate each wine on its own. I understand not every winery provides palate cleansers, but many do, and it's a simple touch that really enhances the tasting experience. Even plain crackers or slices of bread would make a noticeable difference. Despite that, we enjoyed the wines enough that we joined the wine club and spent over $400 on wine before leaving. That alone should show how much we liked what Stone's Throw has to offer. Because of that, I hope this feedback is taken in the spirit it's intended--not as criticism for the sake of criticizing, but as a suggestion from customers who supported the winery and would love to see an already enjoyable experience become even better.

I can't recommend this place because I couldn't get any tasting. We drove about an hour for a…read moretasting only to find a sign on their door saying they are closed on Mondays- which is NOT what is listed on here OR on their website.

This place was a really cute, clearly historic building in a tiny town called Stephenson. We…read morestopped in on our way from Menominee to Houghton. Tastings here are free, which was awesome! We tried several different kinds, and while some were better than others it was overally a good experience. We ended up buying two bottles to take home with us. This isn't the type of place where you should plan on spending very much time, but for a quick tasting it was a nice little stop.

We came here on my birthday and it was a very good stop although it closes early (like 8 PM on a…read moreweekend..) we really enjoyed ordering a wine flight and a cheeseboard. The atmosphere is excellent because it is right on Lake Michigan outside of the harbor. It has a lake view in the backyard and plenty of seating as well as yard games to keep it fun and entertaining, especially if you had kids. This is a beloved spot for us because it used to be Yum Yum tree, our favorite candy shop! The man working was relatively helpful and efficient. We were able to choose a variety of wines based on flavor, profiles, reds, and white, sparkling, flat dry and sweet. They also had other cocktails and a beer list available as far as bites. It is small bites, like cheeseboard charcuterie, and I believe soft pretzels when the cheeseboard came out, it was locally sourced cheeses from door County Wisconsin, and that was definitely the highlight. the crackers were club, Ritz and the dollar multigrain crackers you can buy at a regular grocery store so nothing to write home about, but it was at least nice to have local cheeses. We weren't completely sold on the wine but that might be due to our own choices from the flight. Overall, if you're looking for a place to kill some time or have a quick glass of wine or a flight, this is a good stop if it is open!

If I could give Lake Fire Winery more than five stars, I absolutely would!…read more From the moment we walked in, Austin made the experience exceptional. His wine recommendations and tasting guidance were spot-on, but what truly impressed me was how he explained why I disliked dry wines. He took the time to teach us about wine in a way that was engaging, approachable, and incredibly informative. I even found myself fact-checking a few of the things he shared afterward--and he was absolutely right! I left with a much better understanding of wine and a completely different appreciation for it. The wines themselves were outstanding. Every sample was thoughtfully selected, and we loved them so much that we ended up taking home three bottles. It's rare to find a winery where every recommendation feels like a winner, but Lake Fire nailed it. The winery itself is just as memorable as the wine. The atmosphere is trendy, upscale, elegant, and welcoming all at the same time. My favorite spot was the charming outdoor garden tucked behind the tasting room. Sitting in the sunshine with a glass of incredible wine while overlooking the water felt absolutely magical. Lake Fire Winery has created something truly special. Between the knowledgeable and passionate staff, award-winning wines, and one of the most beautiful waterfront settings in Door County, this was easily one of the highlights of our trip. We can't wait to come back--and we'll definitely be recommending it to everyone we know!

We went here the afternoon before the blizzard. Had no expectations, but absolutely loved this…read moreplace. Loved the down home vibe and the people. Service staff were amazing, and we bought a couple of bottles. I've already guzzled mine and planning my trip to stock up!

We went to Duck Creek initially for the wine but after arriving there and seeing they had a large…read moreline of home made distillery items we changed our focus to these spirits. This business makes there own Beer, wine and alcohol products where the diversity of what they make is kind of amazing considering the footprint/size of their facility. Relative to the tastings, these are free of charge where customers are encouraged to tip instead to show their appreciation for what they have been served. Duriing our trip here we tasted numerous spirits to include their house made gin, rum, vodka, Brandy, Bourbon and various flavored moonshines. I thought the liquors with the exception of the Moonshines were just OK but the moonshines were surprisingly quite good. These 60 proof drinks come across like a liquor based on the alcohol by volume content with a similar creamy texture. The flavor profiles are quite unique to anything I have ever tasted before where their flavors include Grandma's Apple Pie, Salted Caramel, Orange Slice and Lemon Drop shine to name just some of them. Every Moonshine bottle we tasted was so tasty where I was really enamored with all of them and at the end of the day ended up buying the Lemon Drop and salted Caramel although it was hard to stop at just these two. Relative to the facility it has a non descript outer view where the inside comes across more of a typical bar venue more so than a winery/distillery which is a bit deceiving in my mind considering how much product they make here. No stacked wine barrels or a sneak peak of the Distillery or Barrel rooms to reinforce what this business is and add the cute ambiance you get at many of the wineries I visit. Relative to Staff, They were exceptionally friendly and good on the repours for our free tasting which definately added a lot to our tasting event. Overall a very pleasant time was had by our group where I see myself returning again in the future and sampling their other ware's and probably buying more moonshine!

A cute place to try we went to both the beer and wine tasting rooms. We ended up getting bye…read morebeer. The gentleman working was very friendly and helpful. We did a flight and got to sample a few. This is a great way to explore the options. We did go home with 3 four packs. Will definitely go back when in the area.

A must stop if you take the lake side up to Door County. Algoma is a beautiful town and Von Stiehl…read morewine tasting is a must! If you can grab a spot at the bar, the service is great and the wine pourers are knowledgeable and friendly :)

Today was our first, and last time stopping in. We were very excited to see what their wines were…read moreall about and the wine slushy! The drinks were good, the service on the other hand not at all. From the second we walked in the lady was very rude, assuming we had been there before, annoyed with any question that was asked, and quite honestly the attitude on her face said it all. When you are out and about trying to enjoy the day and it gets ruined by how awful customer service is these days.. very sad.

Woodland Trail Winery is a small Northwoods winery that makes really great wine. I'm not a wine…read moreconnoisseur so I can't tell the difference between fruit grown locally or grapes from overseas, I just know that I really LOVE the flavor of the wine (some were soooo grape flavored it was awesome) and I love the the vast variety they offer. Some of the more popular flavors are available for retail purchase in central and northern Wisconsin at stores like Trig's and several local liquor stores. During our visit we were offered a free wine tasting with an explantation of how the wine was made and some great pairing suggestions. This is a great place to visit & stock up on some unique gift ideas for all occasions. Plan to spend some extra time for tasting!

Had a lovely time: we bought cheese next door and left an ID for a knife and cutting board (jerks…read moreapparently steal those) and sat outside to listen to the live music at the winery. And we (was with my sister) got paddled (4 wine samples). (Service was super nice: the nice bartender carried the paddle outside for me bc I'm a super, super shaky walker and would have spilled the wine everywhere w/o having had even 1 drop yet.) Yep, I'd go again. (And yes, the cheese from the cheese shop next door was awesome!)

My wife and I were treated very kindly by the staff. The male helping us with our flights of wine…read moredid a great job informing us of the various qualities inherent in each wine, and even treated us to a couple of gratis samples of a hot beverage and lemonade-style beverage. There was nice live music playing, and ample seating available. The atmosphere was relaxed and unhurried. The assortment of wines, including both Harbor Ridge produced and imported, was very good. I recommend this business.