Wow I realize it's been two years since I wrote my review . This place continues to be amazing -…read morebeer wise, venue / events wise, and great people. We enjoy coming here on Saturday lunchtime . Sometimes they have a food vendor come in or in the summer, they have the open area across from the brewery to enjoy for outdoor enjoyment (aka beer garden) where you can also bring your dog. From a beer perspective, we love trying all their beers which are fairly low in abv and very drinkable. They don't do flights but do half pours. Favorites are the American kestrel , any of the ipas really are great. They have a good variety of beers in cans to go as well. Kid / family friendly brewery. Bring a board game if you plan to stay long.

Nice brewery with a fun taproom in downtown Brandon. Stopped in and had a delicious Schwarzbier…read morewhich I really enjoyed. Very family friendly. Will return when in the area.

Stopped into this place on a whim and had a wonderful time. It was my companion's first ever wine…read moretasting; I fear that the Charlotte Village Winery experience has spoiled him and now no other tasting room will live up to this one. Wine tasting is $3 per person for the full menu of wines. The wines are GOOD - just as delicious as they are unique. The wines are unique, too; nearly all of the grape wines utilize imported grapes, so a majority of the wines grown on site are made from berries. All of the wines are very good, but I have no words for how beautiful the dry blueberry wine is - you'll have to pay the three dollars for the tasting and see what I mean. It is BEYOND. Our wine guide was charismatic, knowledgeable, and a delight to chat with. We only spoke with one staff member and I sadly did not catch her name but the summer staff is so kind and knowledgeable about the business that I'm sure the entire team is a treasure to the Charlotte community. My only regret is that I didn't pick up more of the blueberry wine. Oh well. I am not from this area but will certainly be ordering more wine online for years to come. Thank you, Charlotte Village Winery!

So stingy with amount given at tasting! Do you know the drops of wine that remain at the divot at…read morethe bottom of your wine glass? That's how much you get for a "tasting" of each wine. Cross my heart. Could barely taste each wine and definitely couldn't smell the wines. How can one tell from literally drops of wine whether you want to buy a bottle of anything? Ten "tastings" for $10.

Plenty of parking. No reservations for tastings are…read morerequired. Tour of facility is free to guests. A large variety of ciders to try are available for tasting. Very much enjoyed their ciders and was a great spot for a tasting and tour.

Excellent experience today at woodchuck! Prices are very reasonable, $5 per flight of four samples!…read moreWe also shared a cheese plate that was $15 and came with a box of crackers, whole sausage, and sleeve of cheese. The variety of ciders/drinks gave choices for everyone in our group! Highly recommend to anyone in the area

I've had beers from Foley Brothers a few different times. Most recently, I loved their outstanding…read more"Double Maple Brown", an Imperial Brown Ale, brewed with Maple Syrup. That could come out gimmicky in lesser hands, but for Foley Brother's, it was a rich, nutty masterpiece. 5 Stars

Was very pleased to finally make it to Foley Brothers Brewery in Brandon, VT. My sister and I sat…read moreoutside on a beautiful fall afternoon and shared a table with some new friends. We had a very pleasant time sipping and chatting. Jane got a sampler, as per her usual, this time all dark beers. She particularly liked the Gingerbread Stout and Long Beard's Oatmeal Stout. I had a Grumpy Wench-a delicious NEIPA. We shared a pretzel. Restrooms are interesting. Parking can be tricky, but manageable. Looking forward to returning.

Let me start by saying this is a brewery that has great food available at the Grapevine Grill…read morehoused in the same building (and they will bring it to you) The beer here is great, UK & European style beer with some classic American ones. Usually EPL matches on the telly. Dog friendly, say hi to Bernie (owners cute little fella)

Dog friendly and super friendly in general! Attached to a restaurant so you can take your food and…read moreeat on the brewery side. I wasn't sure which beer I wanted to try so the bartender gave me a sample and when I decided poured a very full glass of the red dwarf. The brewery is dog friendly with a water bowl on the side and a big container of dog treats. The beer itself was good. There's some small seating areas inside. Really appreciated the kindness.

A quaint venue with a few wines. The owner and winemaker was a pleasure to meet and learn a bit…read morefrom about wine. They're connected to Foley Brothers Brewery which gets a lot of traffic.

This review is actually for Foley Brother's Brewing which is part of Neshobe River Winery. This…read morewas our third stop on our trip to VT. Three stops. Three breweries. This was going to be a very good trip. Obviously this place is a winery, but they have decided to get into beer too. I think the woman told us that they are still pretty new to brewing, but there is nothing wrong with that. They aren't even on the VT beer map. That just makes coming here that much more enjoyable. It is like you are getting in on the ground floor of a stock that you know will make you a ton of money. The setting here seemed very genteel to me. I think there might have been some doilies. If not, there should have been. They have a tasting. You can do wine, or you can do beer. Or maybe you can do both. We did beer. A few they had to taste were a Ginger Wheat (bought a growler of that), an IPA and a Double IPA. For a pretty new brewery they were all very good.

yuzu ginger cider drink is great. as described it is in fact "an adventurous blend of cider,…read morecitrus, and spice". delicious

In the midst of peak Vermont beauty, lies a cidery straight from apple heaven. The ciders are…read moreperfection, truly embracing what it means to be an apple. In all seriousness, Shacksbury makes delicious ciders and this tasting room was cozy and comfortable. There is a cider for any kind of palate- there are hoppy ones and sweet ones, dry ones and pink ones. We loved it!

FYI this place is now called Celottis…read more This tiny, little place, in a very small rural town is a life raft in the Champlain valley. We stay in Westport, 10 miles from here and they don't have a liquor store. Most often when traveling to these parts I bring my own wine. Unexpected company drained me so I was Happy to find this. The wine selection is primarily west coast which most people drink. A few Italian bottles and a great French I found tucked in the fridge, score!! Because we spend a lot of time in the north country It's important to try to support the very small local economies here. Easy to do in the place. The liquor variety looked quite extensive every need will be addressed. The owner is so friendly. Please support.