Great local winery that not only has wine but also beer from a brewery in Sayre (Bluestone…read moreBrewery). We like their charcuterie board and have had several things on their menu. Can't go wrong here. The interior is quaint and they also have outdoor seating. It's a pretty area, so sitting outside is a nice option. Folks are very friendly, too.

Went on a camping trip with my bae and this winery is near the campsite area. If you eat here you…read moreMUST get a wine slushy. Maybe it's my inner child gravitating towards them but they just hit the spot. Also, the pizza here is the closest thing I've came to NYC style pizza from my childhood and I was just devouring those slices (I think I had 3?! These were big slices btw). I've also tried their jalapeño poppers, salad with grilled chicken, fried mushrooms... would've tried their kielbasa too but they were sold out. The interior is very pretty, with a deer trophy on the wall.

What a wonderful winery! My friends and I visited this winery on a Sunday. We were warmly welcomed…read moreby a young lady behind the bar, who's name I didn't get and a gentleman named Rick. The winery offered a nice variety of dry, sweet, and sparkling wines. They also had a couple of specialty cocktails on offer that day. We tried many of the wines and both of the cocktails which were all amazing. They made a blueberry mule that I think was probably the best Moscow mule I have ever had. They also offer charcuterie boards and a butter board. The butter board wasn't being offered that day but we had seen it online and we were excited about it. Rick was nice enough to make us one anyway. We were treated so well that day. The food was stupendous. The winery and the grounds are beautiful and serene. We cannot wait to return to Glen Park!

Glen Park Winery is a gorgeous place to visit. As you can see from my pictures, it's beautiful even…read moreon a rainy day. It's very cozy, comfortable and warm. The staff is very nice and welcoming. We did a wine tasting for $5. You get 5 tasting. I did not like the wines very much, just not to my taste. They were acidic and dry (That's why I took off one star). But the taste may be good for others. The place is perfect for parties and showers.

Found this new hidden gem on our way to a weekend camping spot! It's a cute little cabin winery…read more(and a brewery sharing the space) with an inviting outdoor garden / seating area. We had the Midnight Moondance, a fabulous dry concord red! They have 2 reds and 2 whites, each a sweet and dry option. We even bought a couple bottles on our way out. The bartenders were very friendly and kind. Can't wait to come back to try the craft beer too!

All of the wine my husband and I tasted was decent. We ended up buying three bottles. Like most…read moreFinger Lakes wineries, their whites are definitely better. The guy who helped us with our tasting was very well educated on the wines and very friendly. We were here in December so it was gray and brown, but I'm sure the views are beautiful when it's not winter.

Our final stop of the day brought us to Six Mile Cellars, a small but inviting winery that we…read morereached just before closing--5:40 PM, with the doors set to shut at 6 PM. The timing wasn't ideal, and at first, the staff member at the counter seemed hesitant to offer a tasting, expressing concern that we might not have enough time to fully enjoy the experience. Understandably, with just 20 minutes left, they didn't want to rush through what should be a relaxed, immersive tasting. However, after we reassured her that we'd be happy to share a tasting and keep things brief, her demeanor quickly shifted. She transitioned from cautious to warm, professional, and incredibly accommodating, making us feel truly welcomed despite the late hour. In moments like this, it's always great to see how much the right attitude and hospitality can enhance a wine tasting experience. The Tasting Experience We sampled five different wines, each offering something unique. Even though we were moving quickly through the tasting, we still took time to appreciate the flavors and characteristics of each pour. Ithaca Red - A Standout Favorite One wine that immediately stood out was the Ithaca Red, a dry red with bright fruit-forward notes of raspberry and strawberry jam, balanced by a medium body and a lingering spicy finish. It struck that perfect balance between vibrant acidity and smooth tannins, making it an incredibly enjoyable, easy-drinking red. It was so good that we didn't hesitate to grab two bottles to take home, ensuring we could enjoy it again later. Lemberger - A Dark, Spiced Delight Another highlight was the Lemberger, a varietal that often flies under the radar but consistently impresses me. This one had deep, rich dark fruit flavors that reminded me of ripe blackberries and plums, complemented by a lightly spiced finish. It was well-structured yet approachable, a perfect choice for those who love medium-bodied reds with a little complexity. Though those two stood out the most, every wine we sampled was well-crafted, balanced, and a true reflection of the region. A Fun Bills vs. Steelers Moment In addition to the great wine, we had an unexpected and fun football-related conversation with one of the winery's owners, who happens to be a die-hard Buffalo Bills fan. As soon as he spotted my Steelers jacket, the conversation naturally steered toward football--a classic AFC rivalry moment. We ended up chatting about the infamous Bills vs. Chiefs game (yes, that controversial first down call!), and we found some rare common ground--both agreeing that Buffalo did, in fact, get that first down. It was a fun, lighthearted exchange that added another layer of personality to the visit. Moments like this remind me why I love visiting small, locally-owned wineries--you're not just drinking wine, you're connecting with the people behind it. A Winery Worth Revisiting Despite the short timeframe, Six Mile Cellars left a lasting impression. From the quality of the wines to the friendly, engaging atmosphere, it was a great way to wrap up a full day of exploring wineries and breweries. I'd love to return with more time to spare, perhaps on a sunny afternoon when I can relax on the property, enjoy a glass of wine, and soak in the surroundings without worrying about the clock. This visit may have been brief, but it certainly won't be my last. If you're in the area and appreciate well-crafted wines, welcoming hospitality, and a little football banter, Six Mile Cellars is absolutely worth a stop. A perfect way to end an already fantastic day.

Stopped in really quick while in town. Very nice staff, went…read morein for bourbon, looked at the great selection of wine. The bourbon selection was good.

This is a really nice place. Some liquor stores can be dingy and a bit scary, lol. This place is…read morewell-lit and well-organized. It's pretty small, which is the only 'ding'. I can imagine during busy times it would be hard to navigate. Prices are comparable to other places nearby. Staff is nice and not pushy. Definitely my new 'place'!

Wade lived up to all expectations. He arrived early and catered to our every need, both early and…read morelate in the trip. If you've ever desired to go on the perfect carefree hired wine tour, there is nobody other than Wade that you should choose!

Wade curated a several-stop winery tour along the SE Seneca Lake for a friend and me, with fun…read morebanter on the drive about animals (birds and dogs), local tidbits, advice for other activities and meals in the area, and more. The winery staff obviously had a fondness for Wade, and we definitely felt like VIPs, getting great seating with gorgeous views and visiting calm wineries (a vibe we wanted!). It was such a fantastic day trip for us. Would recommend

What a find! My traveling companion and I happened upon this intriguing little winery less than 30…read moreminutes before they closed for the evening, and we're so glad we did. The amenable winemaker, Frederic Bouchard, was finishing up a tasting with other guests, so he invited us to look around the rest of the property. We were accompanied by Tucker, the winery's resident canine cutie. When it was our turn to taste, we loved all four offerings: Quotidian White (blend), Quotidian Red (Meritage), 2006 Meleau White (Port) and 2006 Meleau Red (Port). In fact, we purchased all 4 of the wines in addition to the tastings. If you're in the Ithaca area, Ports of New York Winery is well worth a visit.

The tasting flight was engaging and informative. It didn't take long. It doesn't include the…read moreRiesling and champagne. They have artifacts from the family's history of generations working in the wine industry. We bought the champagne and red. The fortified reds were very fragrant and flavorful.

What a hidden gem! Such a beautiful vineyard with fantastic views, great ambiance, and a nice…read moreselection of wine. There's also a driving range outside. Bring your own clubs, or choose from a limited selection. A bucket of balls is $5. I really loved the swirl wine slushy -- only $8. You can sample them before trying. They also offer a full wine sampling for $9 (five 1oz pours). Free parking and a nice sized lot. Pro tip: Bring cash to tip as you can't add gratuities onto a card.

The wines were amazing - Great, new tastes, very…read moreinteresting combos, just terrific. The lounge was well laid-out and the singer, Justin Smithson was really good. Hoping to come back.

A truly magical experience. The wine is exquisite and the decor magical. The hosts were friendly…read moreand ready to answer any questions. You definitely won't want to miss this winery. Let your imagination run wild.

They make the best wine! So many different flavors. Everything is all natural. Great name. Cozy…read moretasting room. Kind service. Definitely will be back! Thanks Staggering Unicorn!

I came here on a Thursday morning to check it out before leaving the Poconos. They're closed Monday…read morethrough Wednesday. I enjoyed tasting different ciders that they make (dry, sweet, pumpkin, cherry). I really liked the pumpkin cider. They sell the cider in single serve bottles (8 oz.) and growlers (32 oz). I bought a bottle of the sweet cider. They also make & sell wines, however I did not taste those. Lots of outdoor & indoor seating.

Probably the coolest place around the Moscow Jefferson area…read more Basically a farm stand up front with some jams, jellies, shirts, pickles, cakes, cookies, etc you get it. Love the open deck with fire pit and covering so you can visit here in the cooler and even rainier times. They serve beer, cider, and wine, but the beer isn't brewed in house. It's fine though, they procure pretty tasty beer. All options you can get in flights to keep the variety pumping. Last time I was there I participated in music bingo which was fun. They bring in events like singers and other activities to keep the place lively. You can also eat at a small "shack" for a lack of better term that sells sandwiches, pretzels, popcorn, or inside the "brewery" where they have a cooler full of artisan cheese and sandwiches. Not bad, the shack has pretty decent hotdogs. Try to come often since there's really nothing like it around.