We were intrigued by a winery that was in Montana so we had to stop! To our surprise we enjoyed…read moreevery wine that we had on our flight. Now I have read some reviews with the pretentious tone of "it's not California wine", well... no dah!! You're in Montana! When we visit wineries in different parts of the country, don't expect it to be like some other place where the elevation, soil and environment is different. In stead, ask what they can grow? What does well and why. Will was fantastic and quite frankly why I would return. His knowledge and background, helped us gain a better understanding about the grapes and what was being presented. Will understands customer service and building relationships. This winery will do very well by being themselves and not conforming to people's uneducated pallet comments. Cheers to White Raven!!

great service, wine , and prices. Andria was really friendly. sat outback with beautiful view of…read moremountains. we are in the area for a week and we will be back every day .

Cool location nice people. Rosé and Tempranillo…read moreChardonnay,the reds were a bit tart and the desert wines a bit sweet.

Cool spot to stop after our drive to Glacier National Park and Whitefish. Great little area with…read moreample parking and a restaurant and market sandwiching the tasting room. Be warned, my husband and I were expecting regular wine, they do not have that. It is all sweet wine! I love sangria so some of the options had the same sweetness as sangria but also could be nice to have some dry wine options.

One of the best experiences and food in the Flathead Lake area. The service is amazing, the outdoor…read morepatio dining is heavenly. Incredible wine selections that you will not find anywhere else. The food is created with such care and passion that cannot be beat. The dinner menu changes by the week and this weeks was incredible. I can't wait to go back!

We came to enjoy some wine and had the place to ourselves. We sat on the back patio. We bought a…read morebottle of Monsalaia Super Tuscan wine to enjoy surrounded by grape vines and lavenders it was such a relaxing way to spend the afternoon. Laura was wonderful and explained all our wine choices in detail. She helped us pick the flavor profiles we enjoy. They also offer appetizers if you like. Dinner service begins at 5:00 and most tables are reserved for dinner guests only. What a great find. It looks small from the outside, but inside the wine selection is impressive. You can even buy bottles to take home at very competitive prices. We are so glad we have this as part of our Montana memories.

We had the charcuterie plate that was a revelation. A reasonable price with a great variety of…read morechoices, including a sun-dried tomato bacon pate that made us sing. The cheese were good as well as the meat. A great selection of nuts too. We also had the jalapeño poppers and those were fantastic. There was a jam to smear on them that just made them God like. We had a white wine flight and a red wine flight and enjoyed those with the food. The ambience is very informal with plenty of places to sit and great service. The servers are very welcoming and explanatory of the wines. Would come back here again in a heartbeat.

Amazing wine! And food was tasty too. Pizza with shrimp and pesto. Highly recommended!read more

We stopped in Dana's winery after the gal at lakeside coffee shop said the one we were going to is…read moreclosed so try this one. Spectator! Such a cute shop inside or outside on the patio. Delish charcuterie board with cheeses, fresh bread and local meat. We all ordered a different flight and we were all pleased! Thanks and it was great meeting the owner too

Did 3 flights here. All of the wines are amazing! I especially loved the pear, strawberry rhubarb…read more and the sweetness and smokiness of the Marquette aged in an oak barrel. The owne will talk with you about her journey in developing wines and shared a vast amount of knowledge. Best winery around. Highly recommend! Will definitely be returning!

Great place to pick your own or buy a small basket of organic cherries. They charge $8.00 a pound…read morewhich is really pricy, but when you eat your first cherry, you'll know the why it's worth every penny. My boyfriend and I decided to pick our own to avoid any bruises and "cuts" on the fruit itself and it was such a fun experience! They let you sample the cherries as you pick them. Just grab a bucket and start your adventure! The staff advised that a full bucket is about 5 pounds worth of cherries. Walking through the aisles, there are different types of cherries to pick. 1. Tart cherries -good for smoothies, but it really is tart. My boyfriends calls them cherry bombs because of that tart bite. I only liked it because the seed stuck to the stem. 2. Dark red/purple - extremely sweet! And they are so plump!!! These were so good 3. Ranier - of course this is the biggest reason I wanted to go cherry picking. So delicious and tastes way different than in Utah (where I'm currently living) and the grocery stores. The orchard is hidden, but if you go towards the state park following the signs, you'll see this on your left side. They're also only open from. Wednesday - Saturday from 10am-2pm.