Visiting the Bitterroot Valley and we are so happy we stumbled upon this tasting room! Great owner…read moreand great wines! We did a white and red wine flight. Delicious! If you like wines and a beautiful place swing in, you won't be disappointed! Cheers!!!

Atmosphere was sophisticated & welcoming! Eli suggested delicious wines and was the consummate…read morehost. Our favs: Malbec, Switchback, Cab & Petit Verdot. The small plates were gourmet quality, we had the Wedge Salad and Goat Cheese Crostini. Can't wait to return!!

We had a great little wine sampler after a hike up the Kootenai, my wife loved the wines and we…read moreended up getting a couple bottles. They have some back rooms for more private(or in our case kids) seating. Nice little cheeseboard platter and great service.

The one staff that was working on a Friday night?? Was run off her feet, not sure why you wouldn't…read morehave two staff members working on a busy Friday night. Her customer service was above and beyond ,multiple charcuterie orders and tastings were poured in a timely fashion. She was a rock star!!! Mgmt should really consider appropriate staff levels for the weekend and busy times.

Not gonna lie, I'm a big wine snob. I had low expectations for Missoula wines and Ten Spoon's big,…read morebold, complex reds blew me away. Had to buy a bunch to bring home to AZ and CO. We especially loved the Moonlight, Prairie Thunder, and the Route 406. We enjoyed the charming tasting room and the generous outdoor seating with stunning gardens, plenty of shade, and the grape vines in view nearby. I've done tastings all over the world and this was the least expensive tasting I've seen. Four good sized samples for $14. That's less than I paid in CA in the early 90s. A glass of wine was inexpensive and the bottles were an excellent deal at just over $20 each. Phenomenal for what I consider small batch, boutique wines. The owner, Andy, was gracious, kind, and informative. Such a treat to learn more about the operation. All the staff were welcoming and pleasant. Ten Spoon Vineyard is a must do when in the area.

The winery grounds are nice with indoor and outdoor seating. The wines are expensive both to taste…read moreand by the glass. Not sure why you can't buy a bottle but they said only by the glass. The men behind the counter didn't seem to know much about the wines or how they were made. Not going to make it a stop next time

Great place. But I could not find the bottle I was looking for. I looked very hard, but no. Just…read morecould not see it. Maybe they had it, but I couldn't find it. However, after a lot of help from the staff, I found it right in front of me. very helpful but a little pricey. But as they say everything cost a little more in Montana because its worth it.

Great addition of the wine and beer flights, special events and small food plates! See you again…read moreSOON!

This place is everything. The beer is good. The people are good. The environment is good.read more

Great vibe here, amazing selection and friendly, knowledgeable service…read more They had 45 taps and a huge bottle selection. I had a Founders Porter, Founders is a good brewery but they had a variety of quality breweries on tap including lots of good locals. I told the staff what I like to drink and they had good suggestions and brought me tasters to make sure it would be something I'd enjoy. Comfortable bar, clean, not too crowded on a Friday, pretty much couldn't ask for more.

Wine is okay, hospitality is terrible. We arrived and there is a buzzer to ring that calls the…read moreowner from the house on slows days. No problem there, makes sense. However, it was a Saturday, Father's Day weekend, busy in the village and absolutely dead at the winery. I know why. The lady, she never introduced herself, came over agitated at the interuption of whatever she was doing in her house. The tasting room is very nice but she never asked us to have a seat and relax as that was clearly what she was hoping to avoid. We stood for our 4 wine, 3 minutes tasting. No small talk, no explanation of the wines, nada. I was extremely uncomfortable, it was weird. Against my best desires, the Cab and Merlot were good, The Reisling was good as well. I really can't remember what the fourth white wine was, but, and this just slipped out in the awkward silence of the tasting room, but I actually said "It certainly tastes better than it smells." Well it did! I'm not a wine afficianado but it had a metalic smell. Anyway, we bought 2 bottles of wine, like I said the Cab and the Reisling were good and bolted for the door. $18 for the Cab, and $14 for the Reisling. The whole experience last 5 minutes, about 5 minutes shorter than the drive up the main road to get there. EEEEEEEEk. If you want to try the wine, they sell it in town. But frankly, its good, but not great. And there are much better wines for $18. P.S., they import their grapes from Washington State.

We took the Anaconda cruise and it was beyond amazing. The entire crew and the guides were just so…read morewonderful. Eric and Kevin ( the two guides) went far beyond their duties as guides. We had people in our group with food allergies and the kitchen staff did an absolute wonderful job keeping that in mind. Each and every item was delicious. The staff kept the entire ship sparking. They received us with hand towels after every excursion. I highly recommend Adventure Life esp. Jess and Petchie.

I had an extremely disappointing and distressing experience with this travel agency. Sensitive…read morepersonal information belonging to me and my family was shared without my consent. I'm sharing this so others understand the serious lack of care taken with clients' private information. I hope the agency reviews its data-handling and confidentiality policies to ensure this never happens to another family.