Beautiful grounds. Eric B was amazing. Super fun and when…read morehe didn't know the answer he had a magic book to tell us! Great wines. Awesome views. Awesome vibes.

My husband and I drive to Lexington at least once a month but never stop to check out the wineries…read morewhile we are on the way. We decided to try Prodigy because it was the first one we say on the road sign and it was open (a lot of places were closed due to the snow). The property is beautiful. It's very spacious and has a very nice view of an open field. We were also greeted by the sweetest cats. One walked right up to us when we got out of the car and immediately wanted to be petted. We were greeted at the tasting room by more affectionate cats and dogs! The tasting room has a bunch of decorated shelves with the bottles ready for purchase and a lot of horse themed items. We decided to go a tasting which comes with 6 different wines. The presentation was my favorite part because each wine was in a different beaker. We enjoyed the wine. My husband loved the blueberry wine so much, he bought a bottle right on the spot. We absolutely loved Prodigy and hope to come back soon.

We dropped by to get a quick lunch while glamping in Kentucky. There seems to be a good atmosphere…read moreinside. Since our dog Lucas was with us, we were seated out on the patio. Very clean, pleasant spot! Service by Morgan was lovely! Thank you for caring about our puppy!

The beer is good. We had a pint of Waves of grain- Amber ale and a pint of the Three Threads-…read morePorter. The food was mediocre. Service was nothing to speak about. Our server spilled our beers while delivering them to the table, but never wiped it up nor did he bring us any napkins. The hostess sat at a desk in the corner and walked past a napkin that was accidentally dropped on the floor for the entire time we were there. We were expecting more as it was recommended by our tour guide at one of the local distilleries