Very nice place great solution of beer. Wonderful staff. The patio in the back was very homie.read more

Some of the best beers I've ever had. I can't do cilantro so the dark beers are very important. The…read moreStout and the aged Stout were amazing. The Cherry ale was so refreshing and so different. Definitely worth the hour drive that we undertook to get here

We love this place ! We have been here a handful of times and every time the staff is friendly the…read moreservice is great and their wood fired pizza is amazing ! Their two hands red is my favorite ! Tasty wine and a fun environment . We have also brought our kids before and they have fun drink options for them as well as snack options ! Would highly recommend for a nice winery in the area !

What a fabulous find! We were on our way on the hwy headed south and saw the Ann River. Since my…read morename is Ann, we decided to make a u-turn and take a picture. Now facing north we saw the sign for the Ann River Winery. We stopped into the tasting room and found a happy crowd of folks there and a very friendly and helpful lady, who turned out to be the owner. It was "Cheesecake Sunday" so of course we had to try the cheesecake with our flights of wine. Very good cheesecake with the topping of our choice! They had a large selection of wines and we ended up buying a couple bottles as well as some merchandise. We had a very fun experience and loved hearing the story about origins of the winery. I highly recommend this winery!

Best meads EVER. Try the Forest Fruit, Odin, Spiced Apple, and Black Currant! Everyone we've…read morebrought here LOVES it!

I am an avid mead connoisseur, or at least self-proclaimed. I am in fact, a huge fan of the Odin…read more In my opinion, it simply embodies the essence of fall. If you enjoy a spiced fall or winter drink this would be my go-to. If a sweet or fruity beverage is to your liking, I recommend the Egyptian or the Black Currant. The Egyptian goes down quite smoothly, and the Black Currant adds a little punch and a new flavor to the mix. If tart is what you prefer, Plum is a great choice, but remember it is more catered to a sipping whine as it can be overbearing after a glass or two. Now a new mead that caught my eye is the blueberry. This mead must absolutely be added to the Renaissance fair as a new regular item. It is now my second favorite tied with the Odin, it is both sweet and tart, though not overly tart. An amazing blend of blueberry and honey. There are over a dozen other flavors as well that they have to offer that you may even enjoy more. You can sample them for free at the brewery before you purchase some. I just got some this week for Christmas break. So why not go enjoy the taste that the Middle Ages have to offer?

This place is a gem for many reasons. Most importantly, the beer is fantastic! The employees are…read moreincredibly knowledgeable and eager to share their love of the beer, and the brewery its self has a very cool vibe.

We stopped in to check this brewery out on our way home. It was crazy busy with a live bad outside…read moreand a food truck so the line to get a beer was long. My wife and I each tried one but left quickly afterwards as it just felt too busy for us to truly enjoy it. We will stop in again in the future as it looked like it would be fun to relax and enjoy some beers and play a game.

i have been a member for many years and have always enjoyed the market, soups and sandwiches are…read moremy favorite.

This cute little co-op is smack in the center of Cambridge. They have a nice sized parking lot with…read morea coffee shop and bookstore inside along with the food. Since COVID-19, they are now requiring masks in order for you to enter. When I visited, everyone complied. The prices here vary. Sometimes an item will be vastly cheaper than from somewhere else and others will be much more expensive. But, this is a co-op so whatever you pay will go back to local farmers and product owners so I think it's worth it either way. There aren't a ton of aisles but they have a relatively good freezer section (and even had a sale for 2/$7 Ben and Jerry's ice cream!). Their coffee shop is really cute too. I didn't go inside the book store but it's right next to the coffee shop which also offers snacks and has a small sitting area for you to eat a snack or finish your coffee.

We have visited this winery/cidery twice. Yes, the parking lot is cramped, but the cider is…read moreamazing!! We brought along two newcomers during our second visit. Like our previous visit we enjoyed flights of wine and cider. Both times the cider won out. Amazing flavors, amazing taste. If you like cider this is a MUST stop!

We tried to stop here on our trip back from up North, but the single lane gravel driveway and tiny…read moreparking lot crammed with cars that were parked in behind one another was definitely not conducive to allowing us and our 16 foot trailer access to park and visit. Indeed, we were barely able to negotiate turning around once we arrived at the farm, while customers laughed and jeered, and no staff came out to greet us, much less offer assistance or let us know we could park anywhere else on the expansive property. So we drove to a brewery instead. Sorry I am unable to tell you anything about the wines, but hopefully this review will help someone in the same spot as we were.

Been liveing in FL. the last 20 years fell in lone with Raynal Brandy…read more , had to move back to Mn. Could not fine our Brandy any where stop in the store one day and there it was bought everything off the shelf. oh now we live TN. and can`t find Raynal Brandy there i let them know when were coming back and they have a casa ready for us.when i came into the they were busy went to shelf the man came up to me put it back i have your case ready in the back room and WOW and we will be back in Oct.see you than THANK YOU

One of the best stocked liquor stores I have been in. The bourbon selection is diverse and full…read moreof options. The bourbon man, Terry Latterel, works there during the summer months and has immense knowledge. One other feature is the fact that the store has public bathrooms.

The ice cream alone is fantastic. The owners are lovely. We ended up purchasing some homemade Mora…read moremagnets and a Christmas ornament and a few antiques as a way of remembering this lovely city. This is exactly the kind of place that has a small town feel with people who make you feel right at home. If we ever make it back to MN, we'll be swinging by here to have some ice cream and catch up with these delightful shop owners.

Awesome small town place to buy just about everything. Great antiques, collectibles, crafts of all…read morekinds, some foods like jams and honey and chocolates, some furniture (and they even have a guy who makes custom furniture very reasonably), home décor items, and much more. They even have a bike shop that sells and services bikes and an ice cream station in the front. They have something for everyone with great prices to boot. The owners are friendly and helpful. My wife and I go in there lots as new stuff is always coming in!