This business is in an old smelly school. The individual that was pouring the samples was…read moreargumentative and lectured me on the difference between bitter and tannins. Incredibly horrific customer service once I said I didn't like their products. If you want to be insulted make sure to stop here.

if your looking for a great stop and some fantastic products stop here owners are very informed and…read moregreat at answering questions

Great little brewery in Madison with really great beer. Tried three different ones and was…read moreimpressed with each one the choices.

Very inviting place to go, right by all the music venues on the east side. Lots of great selection…read moreof taps & friendly staff willing to give samples. We lucked out as they were having a fundraiser for Dana P for office and got free Glass Nickel pizza, also delicious!

We were really impressed by how much we loved the mead! This isn't your standard mead - it's not…read morehigh ABV and super sweet - it's bubbly, light, and refreshing (and gluten free). It reminded us of cider we had in France! So, so good. The service was wonderful and so friendly - the bartender Ellie explained the meads and poured us samples before we settled on a flight. They have a gorgeous interior with a stage for live music, but it was nice out so we enjoyed our drinks on the patio. We took home some mead to go! We'll definitely be back.

Stopped by for a quick lunch and service was wonderful with great ambiance. We ordered a flight to…read moretry their different Meads and overall the meads were on the lighter side but still good. Pizza was fresh and delicious as well.

Waited in a line of about 10 women to go to the bathroom. That's ridiculous... there needs to be…read moremore restrooms available for the amount of customers they have. Our cashier at the wine tent told us that if we kept our tab open we could charge it at the other two drink counters. When we went to another counter to get my husband a beer she said she couldn't and we had to go back and forth to charge our card, which was pretty inconvenient. So right out of the gate my first experience wasn't great. However, the grounds were beautiful! There was a band playing with a $10 cover, but we didn't go in there as we came at 430 and they close at 6. Sangria was good, good selection of alcohol, sangria, wine, and there was a good truck and ample seating.

Wonderful service and love the sangria!! Definitely recommend! Flights are great with lots of…read morechoices.

Went while o was in town. I think I found a new favorite. I really enjoyed the grape. It was so…read moregood. I was able to buy apple, grape and one other flavor. In 4 packs. They were fast and friendly. You can have a drink in the place. Was very cute and I can see hanging there with friends if we are in the area

Great variety of great Ciders. Big space but very minimalist. Warehouse chic. Needs food.read more

This is a small Renaissance Faire, just a couple of days in early October. The admission price is…read morewithin almost everybody's budget and there is plenty to do/see for everyone. They have a great deal this year - $12 for both Saturday and Sunday. I know with some of the bigger Ren Faire's, there are some ticket holders that are turned off by the R-rated humor and other crude goings-on. I did not find this the case here, but I couldn't attend each and every performance, so mileage may vary. The food is pretty good and varied. The web site talked about a beer garden, but I didn't see any evidence of that. A couple of New Glarus Brewery tap beers were sold, along with another booth manned by Bos Meadery. A check of the web site before you go can give you a great rundown of all the food and vendor offerings. As inexpensive as the ticketing is especially for kids, a couple of cautionary notes. Being that this is a small fair, there are ropes and cords tacked to the ground which makes it easy to trip over. The other is that if the ground is uneven and downright muddy in some spots, so pushing your stroller through the muck would be a chore, I would imagine. Parking is free, but you have to walk down a steep pathway through a forested area to get to the faire itself. They do have heavy duty golf cart that gets those with mobility issues back down to the parking lot. They could use a few more Port-A-Potties, but I don't know where they could place them.

From the owner: A Gathering of Rogues and Ruffians comes to New Glarus October 12 & 13…read moreRenaissance Faire offers fun for everyone at a friendly price. Green County WI, September 16, 2013: $5 doesn't buy much anymore, but on October 12 & 13, 2013 from 10am-6pm it will gain you admission to one of the most entertaining events to be found in Green County. A Gathering of Rogues & Ruffians - A Renaissance Faire will once again be taking over the Wilhelm Tell Grounds at W5199 Hwy W in New Glarus for a different kind of historical play. This is not only a great opportunity to learn about life in the Renaissance times by visiting with a variety of re-enactors but a fun way to spend a fall weekend.

What a terrific winery! This is definitely on the finer scale. I would not recommend for small…read morechildren. It is not as family friendly as Timber Hill. But this has an overall sense of elegance. There is a place to sit outside by the creek, there is outdoor and indoor seating. The grounds are meticulously maintained. You can get a three flight wine experience and you get to keep the glass! The server we had was super friendly and informative. Very affordable at only $15, and the bathrooms were were pretty nice. Plentiful parking. Overall a great place!

I visited this winery for a casual afternoon outing, and while the scenery is really pretty, the…read moreoverall experience was just okay. The space itself is relaxing and would be a great spot to hang out, but the wine didn't quite match the atmosphere. The options I tried were fine, just not memorable for the price point. The food choices were also pretty limited, and since you can't bring your own snacks, it felt a little restricting. Nothing was terrible, but nothing really stood out either. It's a nice place to sit and enjoy the view for a bit, though I'm not sure I'd go out of my way to come back.

Used to enjoy it here. Now it's just another ice cream cafe. With bad coffee. Asked for 2 espressos…read moreand got one that was so bitter.

Wonderful little spot with delicious ice cream, baked goods and a coffee bar. Very reasonably…read morepriced, we will be back!

This was the main reason why we came to this town was for this cidery. It was absolutely worth the…read moredrive! They had a live band performing on a Sunday afternoon. This place is right off a bike path and bikers were stopping by and grabbing a drink. The outer patio was pretty packed too even though it was pretty hot outside. They had a food menu and it was pretty comprehensive though my only complaint about the food was that the menu price didn't reflect what was actually being charged when the server rang it up. The menu says $20 for the wagyu burger but you get rang up for $22. I didn't try to fuss. Anyways, the beer absolutely blew me out of the way so it's a rare case where I will let water go under the bridge. Their version of the fries that they call potato smash was very phenomenal and probably some of the best fries I had though it looked pretty easy to possibly make if i were to attempt this at home. We got other food items like chips and salsa which were also really good! The team was very knowledgeable about their side of selection because my wife can only have the vegan options. Most of their ciders were pretty good too. They had a dessert cider that was featured as well and they let me try a sample. It was phenomenal and I ended up taking plenty of cider home with me. The staff here were a pleasure to chat with and wait times for the food weren't bad either. I didn't even mention that the theme of this place is absolutely phenomenal and beautiful too. Overall, i don't know if I'll be back to this part of town but I will come back here strictly for the hard cider from This place. Thankfully they also sell their products in Janesville which to me is close enough.

Stopped in on a Saturday while I was in the area. This place is very cute, unique tables and decor…read moreon the walls. They have both indoor and outdoor seating. We were waiting for our table at the Grumpy Troll Brew Pub next door, so I got a cider flight. These ciders were very refreshing. A fun spot to stop if you're in the area!

Walk through learn about honey and bee, keeping from the past to present .great for kids and it's…read morefree. The drive is awsome. With farms.

I love this product and have been a long time customer. But this week instead of just telling me…read morethere was a weather delay, they made up excuses and then sent me copy of their shipments with names, addresses and tracking info. of numerous other customers to show how everyone was having same problem. HUGE violation of privacy! Has MY personal info been given out to others too????