During our wine tasting weekend in the Amish county around New Philadelphia area we were looking…read morefor new opportunities snd discovered YOLO on a map of the Three Rivers Wine Trail and intrigued by the description wanted to give it a try. It is kind of out of the way but we still wanted to try. It's a unpretentious building but pleasant in a sort of California sort of way. Very laid back, the person in charge was wonderful, funny, helpful and very friendly. The wine wad a lovely selection of sweet, fruit and dry vintages, my favorite was a surprising jalapeño wine which I liked very much and purchased a bottle, I did not see any food offered but would still recommend trying them out for a fun and delicious treat, recommend 100%

They cook some great fresh tasting food staff is friendly and helpful atmosphere is great services…read moreis great their great for a community

I came here on a Saturday afternoon with my husband and absolutely loved the setting - the rolling…read morehills with the trees changing color was just magical! We purchased food from the local food truck in the parking lot. Nothing special but a nice option when you're hungry. I was happy to see they had lots of fruit-based wines. Unfortunately I wasn't a fan of the ones I chose except for one. The others were too sweet and syrupy for my taste. The live music was really good and we enjoyed sitting out on the patio watching the alpacas. I'd come back to give this one another shot if just for the scenery alone.

Be sure to add Yellow Butterfly to your list of wineries to visit!…read more My friend from out of state visited a month ago, so we dedicated a Saturday to visiting some wineries in the valley. If you can't tell from all of the photos in the reviews, the landscape is absolutely stunning. They also have alpacas on the property which are fun to watch. The main portion of the winery is in a renovated barn. The inside is just as stunning as the outside. I may be partial since yellow is my favorite color, but the outside of the bar is gorgeous as well! Our service was wonderful. The two women working the bar were friendly, very helpful, and quick. The wine is also delicious. I always recommend getting a wine flight so you can taste a variety. Yellow Butterfly does a great job with their fruit wines! Their only downfall is their food menu. They often have a food truck, but it's not always what you are typically looking to eat with wine (there was a bbq truck when we were there.) Aside from this, they have bags of pretzels and other small snack to purchase. We wished we could have had a charcuterie board or at least some cheese and crackers with our wine. All in all, the Yellow Butterfly is a must!

If there's a heaven, this would be its beer garden. Such an incredible, peaceful spot with plenty…read moreof seating enjoying great weather. Loved all the little huts out back. Would love to just grab some games and some beers and just chill. Beer was great and I enjoyed them in a flight, especially their IPL. Cons: paraphrasing Ian Malcolm- "there are pigs at this brewery" as they were a shy this afternoon. Not sure where they were but didn't get a chance to see them. Obviously not a detractor from this place as the grounds are impressive enough. Also, whoever created the logo needs an award. One of the best brewery logos I've even seen and I was lucky to grab their last magnet.

We've been a number of times and it's always a good time. The beer is good, priced low and there's…read morealways a food truck. Expect a casual environment ... it's a farm after all. There's plenty of seating and parking and the service is consistently good. Stop by to see the baby pigs. You won't be disappointed.

Today is the 5 year anniversary for this brewery. Not only do they have tasty beer, but their…read morepizza is great. Their take off of Chick-FIL-A (Hick-FIL-a) pizza was surprisingly very good, and so was the pepperoni pizza. They also had music today, which made it a pretty awesome late afternoon stop. Will definitely revisit.

Nice place. The owners will serve you. We were dog sitting. Having a dog was no problem. The only…read morerequest was that we sit on the outside porch area. Seating was plentiful and comfortable. We did several different beers. All were delicious. We also had an order of pretzels. I'd get 'em again. They even gave our dog a snack. I'll be back next time I'm in the area. Sorry, no pics this time.

Stopped here first on the Three Rivers Wine Trail. Nice guy and really great wines. Would go again.read more

A hidden GEM with Great Wine! Nothing fancy, just a pole barn on top of a hill. They have great…read morefood, but it is by reservation or by food truck only. Make sure to visit the website or call before visiting. They usually have 2 flavors of wine slushies and sometimes a cider. I consider this the best place in the World to buy sweet wine. They offer discounts on 6 bottles or more. Make sure to ask about the Wine Club membership. They do offer re-corking for your leftover wine. Mike, the owner, is a great guy and all of the staff. The atmosphere can feel a little "local" at times, but everyone is very friendly.

We came here on a Saturday afternoon. The once was swarming with people. We tried five different…read morewines - their sweetest kinds. My wife and I both enjoyed the concord one the best. The food coming out looked good - wish we had tried some. There was ample parking. My only complaint is that is is in the opposite direction of the other wineries in the area and we couldn't easily hop from this one to another. Not their fault though- the staff were knowledgeable and kind.

I stopped in this charming winery on the way to a soccer game. I had extra time, and it's my…read morebirthday, so why not!! The drive down the lane was lovely and inviting, and the owner was very courteous and friendly. She asked about the kind of wine I preferred, which is sweet, and she offered me a sampling. They surprisingly had at least 5 that were sweet enough for my liking and they were all delicious! I ended up leaving with a bottle of Niagara (which remind me of grapes I had in my grandma's back yard growing up.) I could see myself spending more time here! :-)

We've traveled past the area on so many of occasions, but never at the right time to ensure that we…read morecould stop and try the winery out. This time we were planning a trip to the NFL Hall of Fame in Canton, OH for the weekend. We planned it perfectly to allow us to stop here first when they open up. When we arrive, it's like most wineries that we've ever been to, it's in the middle of no where, long drive on back roads, which always tells us this is going to be good. :) We arrived and as soon as you see the location of the winery, it's breathtaking, as it sits on a hillside and oversees the area of beautiful nature, it's incredible. They have seating as you arrive in the front of the winery, on the side in a shaded area and in the back, in which where we preferred. They have several large areas around the property where they grow their grapes at on the property. The owner was very sweet and nice, as I like to ask too many questions, but she was kind and provided me some feedback. Majority and if not all of the wine is sourced from the estate directly. Some of the grapes they had to outsource because of a bad growing season and or they aren't planting any longer. Importantly enough they stay local in Ohio, but one of the grapes they obtain from New York. Moving on about the important part is the wine. We both tried our own flights, I had the Chambourcin, Country Ridge, Terra Red and Crooked Creek. They were all very good. The Chambourcin is a dry red aged in an american oak barrel, and has an amaging taste. The Red is a blend of two different red wines and my favorite, and the Country Ridge was another favorite as it was an off-dry red. My wife loved the white wines. The wines were all excellent. This was our first stop and didn't want to leave, that's how nice it's here. These are the type of wineries we enjoy stopping at. I asked the owner how long they've been here. She said interesting story that they've been here officially 27 years, but opened up 4 years after purchasing the property and planting the grapes. It allowed the grapes enough time to actually be prepared enough to make an estate wine. She said when they seen the property was for sale and it was 1200 acres, they purchased 55 acres, signed the paperwork and 3 days later they owned the property. What an amazing story they have. This is a special place to visit and indulge on the wine. She also made a recommendation on a restaurant in Wooster, OH that we took her up on her recommendation, and she was right, it was awesome. I highly recommend visiting this establishment. So worth it. One more thing the name of the winery, why Terra Cotta? I didn't ask but should have. One cool thing is when you are served a cheese board and or anything it's all on a terra cotta material. Very cool. How about the prices, they're right to the point.

Terra Cotta Vineyards is a short drive away from I-70 and from Muskingum University, but worth the…read moreviews and the wine and the friendly service! Driving out to the vineyard, you will experience beautiful views and then you will be rewarded once you get inside. Plenty of parking outside and the winery looks out on their rolling vineyards. Terra Cotta is owned by a couple who have been making wine for a while. The winery has been open for 17 years, but their experience extends beyond that. We went early on a Friday afternoon and since it was slow, we had an opportunity to chat with the owners. I was impressed with their participation in local community events and their connections to other wineries around Ohio (they know the owners of several). They were set up for a nighttime event on the day we were there and they do Paint and Sips occasionally as well. Although you won't get Terra Cotta wines at the big Ohio Wine Fest in Kirtland or the North Market Wine Fest in Columbus, it's worth the drive out there to try out the wines and find one you like. They have everything from sweet to dry. Our favorite was the Terra Red, so we bought a bottle. My only regret is that we didn't get to try all of their wines, but we were on a road trip, so we just sampled this time around. Hopefully we can get back there soon!

Pizza was pretty good -both the chicken barbecue and the sausage and pepperoni…read more Service was spot on Lots of parking across the street

This is definitely one of the coolest micro breweries that I've been to. It's in an old warehouse…read morethat apparently used to make glass molds. I only know this because there was an older gentleman at the bar who said his dad used to work there. The space is super basic with just enough decor to make it really cozy as well. It's situated on the river, so if you're sitting at the end of the bar you can look out the window and see the water. They've kept the place pretty much intact from it's original use, which I think adds to the charm. The bar tender was super welcoming and friendly, and so was everyone around the small bar. I only had their West Coast IPA, and it was on point. When I'm back in Zanesville I will definitely return.