Good wine selection without being overpriced. The sommelier knew their stuff and were able to offer…read moreguidance on choosing the right wine for each of us. Also took advantage of a charcuterie board for a few nibbles while we people watched those out on the square. We're glad when an outdoor table opened up though and love that you can drink your wine on the sidewalk to truly appreciate the night and the activities around the square.

This is a great place to come in Georgetown when you just want to enjoy a good glass of wine and…read morewatch the people walking by around the square. The square is incredibly active with all kinds of restaurants and people are always taking pictures in front of the courthouse, so being able to either sit inside of the air conditioning and watch out or sit outside at a table and just enjoy whatever wine you prefer isn't easy way to spend the evening. They do have some light snacks like a charcuterie, board and pizza, but there are other restaurants around if you need a full meal if you just wanna come relax on the Square have a nice glass of something and watch an evening fade in the night, I'd start here.

Decided to be a day tripper on Saturday as it was a beautiful day for a drive…read more Friends had told us about stopping at Sixth Street Bourbon on their way to Austin while traveling on 290 Hwy. Lots of free parking available. Entered the place and we were greeted by a smiling employee and some water! This place is a great secret to exploring. They have 4 different bourbons that they give you FREE samples. And they have several others that they only charge $3.00 per sample. Husband & I each had a taste of the 4 year & the 6 year which was a great way to become familiar with their bourbon. We then decided to order some drinks. Husband had Smoked Bourbon (rocks glass) which is;2oz Sixth Street Bourbon, 1 oz Vanilla Liqueur, Mesquite-Smoked Ice Cube, Cinnamon Stick( so they smoke the ice cube) this was a great drink. I had Old Fashioned (rocks glass) 2 oz Sixth Street Bourbon, 1/2 oz Simple Syrup, Angustura Bitters, Orange Twist, "Filthy" Cherry. It's an Old Fashioned which is always good. This place is small town charm with a 'Cheers' feel. I highly recommend that you go here. If traveling on 71 or 10 or 290 make the stop and hang out with some great people and drink some great bourbon. ...You MUST try the Rock and Rye as it's like Fall in a shot glass, but you need to sip it and enjoy it. Your Welcome!!

We stopped by Sixth Street Bourbon today while site seeing the town of Giddings. The owner was…read morevery welcoming and gave us a tasting of the different bourbon and vodka. He gave me tips on how to take in more of the flavors while sampling. Overall I would recommend this business. The bottles are very nice. With Christmas nearing they would make great gifts. Stop by on your way through and check them out.

Excellent appetizers, wine, beer, and above all, service. Peggy was fantastic. Looking forward to…read moreour next visit.

Wine was good , lots of selections of old world wine , quiet atmosphere and easy to talk . Wine…read morereps are very knowledgeable

I passed by this winery on the way back from Luling. I was not expecting it to be that charming!…read moreThey do have rooms to stay that look like wine barrels. The property itself look like a farm. Chickens roaming around... it is the perfect place to come spend a weekend not just for wine tasting Unfortunately it was getting late and that weekend storms were expected so I didn't get the chance to check out the wine It is still on my list to go back and maybe even spend the weekend there.

Had a nice time with mom. A little loud in the tasting room, so we sat outside. The Mead was good,…read moreespecially the Honey flavor. Interior decor was ehhh. Looks like they have a lot of re as lot fun special events advertised. Beautiful location.

Haha - what a grumpy, previous review…read more We are members here and absolutely love it. Excellent service and the wines are nice. We love the live music Sundays

Parking - plenty and a private lot. But a bit off road (lol don't bring a low car unless you get…read morelucky with paved parking). Service - we have been here about 4-5 times, but service has never been too great or too friendly. The bar on the beer side is always pleasant but the tasting bar side always has a bit of a tiny rude vibe - and I don't mention it ever but I'm in the wine industry and we don't see this normally. Also tonight we were asked to move to a different table as they didn't prepare for a Harry Potter event ahead of time just as we settled in after a rough day (and our young pup finally chilled out). It felt we were being pushed out and the other table was by the window/door that was glass so I was cold. My senior mom was cold after we had found a great spot that was warm for her. Live music tonight was also quite off - I wouldn't suggest this place anymore. I'm not sure if in the last year it has gone down hill but it's no longer worth the drive for a mediocre experience. They gave many potential beautiful spaces but they don't utilize them, nor update them, so the vibe is just outdated. No music on the speakers can be heard when there isn't live music. So sorry to not write the best review here but it's honest.

What a wonderful time I had here with the "Frankenstein's mad scientist cocktail lab event"…read moreThe decorations were wonderful, the vibe super welcoming. I had my tarot reading, different drinks from the lab, all dressed appropriately and just fun overall. I love what they did to help you have the great experience we did. So inventive! This is my second event at wanderlust and I feel it won't ge the last one. I'll be putting myself on the list for ant event here. Its great!

Very Disappointing Experience…read more I was really looking forward to The Golden Girls pop-up at Wanderlust Wine Company. Unfortunately, the experience was nothing like what I had seen from the pop-ups in other cities. The biggest disappointment was how little there actually was to the experience. The kitchen table wasn't even there. The girls famously gathered around that table eating cheesecake. Blanche's bedroom was completely outside in a completely different building, which made the whole setup feel disconnected. Even the wall phone, which was supposed to have the girls talking did not provide the experience I had seen from Instagram reels from other cities. Then came the cocktails. At $16 each, I expected them to at least be made correctly. My Blanche Devereaux cocktail was made with club soda instead of Sprite. Club soda tastes like Alka-Seltzer. I had to ask for a different drink. The second cocktail, The Dorothy, was made with Prosecco and unfortunately wasn't good either. Even the one lady sitting at this isolated bar with me said her drink was bad too. They double charged me. Which is another major issue. My ticket was $23.34 including taxes and fees and the complimentary drink was supposed to be included, with only a one-cent charge when I arrived. Instead, I was charged an additional $23.08, including $11.54 for the drink that was supposed to be included in the ticket price. Is there an explanation? Will this be corrected? My credit card company has already been notified. But what a hassle I have to go through. Just scan my QR code, and don't charge me .01 cent. I paid my ticket and "free" drink. Also as a solo guest, I was also extremely uncomfortable with where I was seated. I was placed away from everyone else at a very narrow bar along the wall, completely isolated from the rest of the group. Honestly, it felt like being sent to the kids' table at Thanksgiving--off in another room away from the adults. It was humiliating and made an already disappointing experience even worse. The entire experience amounted to roughly 15 minutes of taking a few pictures, drinking a poorly made cocktail, and leaving. For what I paid and what was advertised, I expected something much more immersive and fun. I couldn't wait to leave. Thank God I didn't pay for parking. I'm extremely disappointed. I went in excited to celebrate one of my favorite shows and left feeling like I had wasted my time and money. Based on this experience, I would not return to Wanderlust Wine Company.

We stopped by The Austin Winery in this cool and artsy warehouse district expecting a fun wine…read moretasting, but unfortunately it wasn't the experience we had hoped for. When we arrived, the bartender seemed more interested in explaining the concept of "natural" wine to another group than acknowledging our party, and the service felt a bit curt throughout our visit. We sampled five different wines, from rosé to orange wine, but every one of them just had a noticeably sour flavor. Maybe that's part of the natural wine style, but considering the cost of the tasting, the experience overall was very disappointing.

The Austin Winery was light and airy. The staff were friendly and offered suggestions based on my…read morepreferences. There are food trucks right outside the winery and they offer some nibbles while you sip; including boozy desserts. There also appeared to be a bakery in the winery,too. I have absolutely nothing negative to say about the Austin Winery, the wine was just not to my preferred taste. I love their mission and what they're bringing to the Austin community.

I discovered Ethyl Ambrosia literally around the corner from my house while walking my dog. What a…read morefabulous discovery. I sampled the product and became a believer. All my friends are getting Ethyl Ambrosia for Christmas, and those who have already received theirs are clamoring for more! Their tasty, vegan, alcoholic shots are a hit in 4 flavors (I'm partial to the rosé). Give these a try and you'll be sold! They're perfect for events or just kicking back at home. And their patent-pending twist cup makes shots classy.

The workers were very nice and it was a neat place. It is not the best location and was a little…read morehard to find but once we got there we were very happy. There's free tastings and then you can buy individual shots or a box of 20. They are vegan Jell-O shots and the cups they have are super cool. We got the box of 20 and they're 15% alcohol.

Local family owned brewery and vineyard . Outside of Austin…read more, and worth the drive . Dog friendly .

Randomly came across this place in a search and decided to check it out--and I'm so glad we did! It…read morereminded me of old Austin, where people were friendly, respectful, and simply there to enjoy themselves. They have both the Rising Sun Vineyards winery and the Yegua Creek Brewery on site, plus food, live music, indoor seating, and plenty of outdoor space. They also have working dogs roaming around, with a request that guests don't feed them. It is pet friendly and don't forget the leash. Overall, we had a great time and will definitely be back to try the food!