Great place to have a drink and people watch. Get service and the tasting were amazing.read more

A nice place to come to and wait for reservations in the area. Loved seeing the table games, more…read moreplaces should have these!

NOTE: they are located at 15 Spring Street!! Hopefully Yelp updates the address soon…read more We visited on a Thursday afternoon and had the whole place and our wine guide to ourselves for our entire visit. We tried several wines and enjoyed many of them where we purchased a bottle of Brusco and Pinot Noir. The main tasting room is large and inviting with lots of seating and standing room at the bar. They also have snacks for purchase. We thoroughly enjoyed the local sourdough loaf and honey lavender goat cheese! They also have several other cheeses, salamis/cured meats too. Highly recommend a stop here!

The wine is very good. Atmosphere and staff are great! Live music, when it happens, is very nice.read more

If you're going to open the first brewery in a town that has been dry for almost 100 years (in case…read moreyou were wondering why Argyle Brewing is one town over...) you'd better do it right. And this place does it more than right. Opening in November shortly after the ordinance allowing alcohol sales in the town, Highlander brews excellent beers served in a lovely setting. Billing themselves as a "farm to pint" brewery, Highlander is situated on a beautiful, sprawling farm, where they grow their own hops and barley (used in their own products as well as to produce malt for themselves and to sell to other local brewers). While they have a cool indoor taproom, the current Covid restrictions naturally mean that outdoor seating with food options are the current setting, which only allows you to enjoy their excellent beer with a lovely outdoor view. I tried the Fir Baby, a hazy ale with that might be a great option for people who dislike the overpowering hophead IPAs--the beer featured the unique touch of fir tips from farm Christmas trees in lieu of/to supplement traditional hops, creating an interesting flavor profile. The other beer I tried was simply excellent, a Brown Maple Ale. Now I love brown ales and I love maple syrup, but offerings like this always make me a little nervous, as I fear they inevitably turn out too sweet. Not this, which had a wonderful beer flavor with just that slight maple hint at the end--according to the brewer, the maple is added in fermentation and not after. At any rate, it was subtle and wonderfully done. My friend tried the Blonde Ale and the Strawberry Rhubarb Blonde and enjoyed them both. Diverse beer offerings (a couple of IPAs on the menu as well), all reasonably priced and most in the 5-6.5% ABV range. Would have liked to try a stout, but they said they usually feature those more in the winter than the summer, which is understandable. The food truck was a nice touch--if it's not just a Covid tack-on, I think it would be a great idea to keep. Having a few options (such as the tasty mozzarella sticks) to try with the beer was a nice touch, and probably kept us there a bit longer. Staff was friendly--our server Nicole was great and knowledgeable about the beers, and as mentioned, one of the owners, Jeff, swung by to ask how we were enjoying everything and discuss the beers and ingredients with us. Also as mentioned, a very lovely setting to enjoy a beer. A bit tough to get to/off the main road, but the trip--and the beer--is certainly worth it.

Love this setting! This is a great little gem. They offer great conversation good beers and even…read moreserve to the Rv community by being a Harvest host, need more of these in the community!

I shouldn't even be reviewing this place but I drove out of my way to stop by for a wine tasting…read more As you pull in it reminds me of an old 1960's cinder Block development for manufacturing parts. It's evident that their success doesn't support their electricity bill because I could have benefited from a high lumen flash light to really take in the view. This under ground style place seems like a hipster, city style place I'd walk down a set of stairs to. The bar was cold in appearance, with a whopping four options of wine to try. Coincidentally there are four spots on your selection sheet for beers or wine.. same price which was $8. Maybe people come here for the beer. Maybe they don't know how to walk away without saying no thank you, but that's what I did. On to the next. Save your gas and cash.

My husband and I were so impressed with this new vineyard up in Fort Edward. We redeemed a Living…read moreSocial voucher for a tasting, and the owners were so personable and pleasant. They definitely have a passion for wine and horse racing! We're moving in a month, but I'm so glad we got to check it out!

Came by to get a bottle of local wine for dinner. The location is locted in Saratoga Springs…read moreacross from Congress Park. The location is convenient. I could park right outside the store on the street. The customer service representative was friendly and helpful. He answered all of my questions and made a few suggestions. I got a bottle of wine from the Saratoga Winery.

Very young couple own this small but well edited shop for wine and liquor. There are some nice gift…read moreitems as well that travel nicely. We are serious wine drinkers and the wine expert wife of the duo has a great palate! We bought half dozen bottles of a mixture of grapes and regions, an Orvieto, a Spanish red blend, a French Syrah and some gifts. Will be back!

This brewery does everything right. The Greenwich site is relatively small (I counted about 20…read moreseats) and charming, the staff are incredibly friendly, knowledgeable, and attentive, and the prices for the pours and flights are very reasonable. Unfortunately, after sampling a good mix, I could not find a single brew that pleased my palate. I got a flight with a sour, the red ale, a brown ale, and a stout. Nothing distinguished itself to me. That will happen sometime, everyone has different tastes. But based on the fact that this place was constantly full the entire time I was there, and the service everyone received, the beers and the taproom are quite popular. So it's definitely worth checking out. Perhaps if I visit again I'll find beer(s) more to my liking.

Argyle Brewery is your typical hometown brewery/taphouse in downtown Greenwich of all places. We…read morehad previously been to their now closed site in Cambridge and thought it was a good time to stop in to their brewery location and taphouse in Greenwich. The facility is quite small as a bar area where you could sit three or four people and a couple of tables that each could host about four people per table- no more than 16 or 18 seats in the facility. They don't have food, but they will give you pretzels and peanuts on the house which is a nice touch considering there isn't another brewery in the region that does this. Beer is very good no complaints. We tried their stout and one of their clear IPA's, and they were both great. Looking forward to our return.

Love this place! The owner is knowledgeable and attentive, always answering my questions and…read morehelping me find exactly what I didn't know I wanted. Also, lots of NY wines, which I adore. Stop in and say Hi!

What a wonderful way to spend a summer's afternoon but at the Fossil Stone Vineyard The wine is…read moreexceptional and share a nice cheese plate. Always a friendly hello Can't wait to visit again.

Fossil Stone Farms itself was established in 2014, but over the past two years they have started…read moremaking their wines and have opened their tasting area. This season they have 5 wines available for tastings and purchase, with flights of all the wines for $15. Indoor and outdoor seating are available amid a comfortable, and scenic area. The wines are very reasonably priced. Over the course of the year, they will have special events and bring in specialty from local restaurants and food trucks. And the owners have the potential and drive to grow the farm in many additional ways.