My friend, a sommelier, was visiting from L.A. and stopped at Euda Wine to taste the up and coming…read morewine region of the world, North Carolina. We were not disappointed. The wines delivered all the flavor notes from this unique region, light and refreshing ready to pour whites and roses. After tasting a member-only red blend '22, I became a member of the 4-bottle club! And I took home the red blend and whites/rose. Moving to Denver, NC from Napa was a stretch and I missed my vineyards and the smell of yeast/fermentation process as an intern at RustRidge.com. Visiting and becoming a member at Euda Wine has me feeling at home again (give or take +2,000 miles). Danielle, a very knowledgeable person, got to know our wine preferences and designed a perfect tasting. We also liked the snacks in their self-serve fridge to pair with the wines. She was so nice to not rush us off since we arrived ten minutes before they closed. She even took a photo of us. It was a great visit and I'm lucky to live not far to visit often. I hear the Trivia night is a hoot.

Low-key winery that's the perfect stop in Old Fort after hiking Catawba Falls! Our group of hikers…read morearrived around 12:30pm on a Saturday, and there was plenty of space inside. The A/C and fans inside kept us nice and cool - very appreciated after hiking in the heat! Service was great, and we were provided with menus and pitchers of water. The winery offers a few local snacks for purchase like meat sticks, goat cheese, and pimento cheese, and you can also BYOF. The Summer Special tasting was a flight of brut natural, sauv blanc, and rosé. The bartender did a great job describing the wines and background of the winery. I enjoyed them all - they're not as bright and crisp as you may expect, and instead they're a bit more funky. A few of my group tried the wines and didn't enjoy them, so I'd warn that they may not appeal to everyone. The rosé especially reminded us almost of an orange wine. I thought they were interesting and worth a try, but they wouldn't be my everyday go-to/may not pair as well with certain foods. For those who weren't fans of the wine by itself, they did enjoy the blueberry wine slushie - a sweeter crowd-pleaser!

I had a lovely Mother's Day at this winery today. Live music, wine and great company. The staff is…read morefantastic and the wines I tried were excellent.

We came here this weekend to try their wines. We were visiting a couple other wineries that day,…read morebut this was the only new one for us. 5 stars to them for being friendly, dog friendly, and having a great space. I am a sweet wine fan and they did have several to choose from - moscato, peach, blackberry, strawberry, apple, sangria, and cranberry. I loved the flight boards and how they served them. Unfortunately that is where the joy ends. Every single one of their wines tasted like watered down kool-aid or fruit juice - or as Scott said - home kit wines. I tasted no hint of wine in any of their wines. I was so nervous about getting blackberry merlot since merlot is a dry wine, but it was just a light blackberry juice. The only one we remotely enjoyed was the peach. Again, lovely winery, lovely indoor and outdoor seating, great hosts, but the wine is just not my style or preference. I do however recommend going to give it a try since you may love it or just a good winery to visit and hang out at.

Absolute five-star experience. Definitely a little bit out there but we went on a Saturday early…read moreSeptember and it wasn't too bad. They do apple picking on the hour most days. It's all listed online and very user-friendly. We showed up around 1130 and wandered around. Picked apples at noon. Then had some live music at one. Very well planned and I'm proud of the way we did it. If you're driving from Asheville, old fort is a great stopping point. We got cinnamon rolls on the way there and Hillman on the way back. It did look like this Orchard had some very affordable barbecue on site. Tons of snacks in the gift shop too. The parking lot was pretty big and they have extra parking. The staff was super kind. I love that it's a nonprofit and there's tons of educational pieces. You will find a bunch of maps and other displays. They have a bee and caterpillar to stay for kids and adults alike. The gift shop. Also both a lot of local crafts like candles, ciders, and honey. No drinking on site. The apple picking is around back. You can get a little bag or two sizes of a basket. We opted for the bag because there is no reason for us to keep a basket around. For eight dollars it's all very affordable. It got us about 12 big apples. The trees are well marked. For picking. It is lots of space for wandering. Definitely not in the shade so it's pretty hot. For me, I really like the extra things that this place had. Cornhole, checkers, Jenga... They usually have bands on the weekend too.

Gorgeous views but not much else since they had no apples when we visited…read more Was told a late season hard freeze killed 90% of the apple crop and they had already sold what apples they did have. They should have updated the website to reflect this. All of the trails were closed with the exception the short butterfly trail. Word of warning-Don't come here hungry! You and your wallet will regret it! The onsite restaurant The Apple Core had prices that were beyond outrageous! Three jumbo hot dogs with sides and 3 bottles of water, tax and tip was $50!! Yes, you read that right $50!! For damn hot dogs!! They also have an over priced tourist gift shop. My wife bought 4 small stickers, a small sew on patch and 5 honey sticks and with tax and a small tip it came to $28. So with the way overpriced lunch, some small souvenirs and one small scoop of ice cream, we spent $85 that day which was at least twice as much as it we should have paid. My wife and I agreed for a 4 hour round trip drive and the amount of money we spent it wasn't worth it and we will not be returning!

Literally the best downtown shop! The sweetest owner! Yummy whole coffee beans, candles, bags,…read moredecor, and huge selection of wine! Great descriptions of each wine offered. Special events also! Love this place

The shop recently changed ownership. So worried about how the atmosphere would be. Laura and Jim,…read morethe new owners are amazing. They have not only kept a good thing going but made it even better. The Friday tastings are awesome and the charcuterie boards a delight ! We will definitely be back!

What a unique place nestled right in the downtown area of Marion. An absolutely beautiful venue to…read moredisplay many different flavors of mead. Me and my friends went for the flight, which was quite a few pours, maybe 7 or 8? We were there early, right when they opened, so we had the place to ourselves. Our bartender, who I think was the owner as well gave us a story and description about each one. Everything seemed to be made with time, precision and love. I'm not a huge mead fan, so I only bought one bottle to go. I'll be busting it out over Thanksgiving and telling others stories about my visit.

The meads are produced here and Charlie is quite informative as you work your way thru a flight. I…read morehad not had a mead, so I did the Still (wine style) Meads which is a lot to sample at 17 half oz pours. There are quite a few melo mel -- fruit varieties and I especially enjoyed a peach/pecan and the "Razzberry" with a chocolate wafer. There are also some carbonated meads on tap and the short & fantastic food menu. The facility is gorgeous, spacious, & also has a smaller room and a nice outdoor patio. Charlie & Kathy have done a beautiful job and the meads have won several regional & national awards.

I highly recommend this product. I've purchased it at Food Lion, at a street market in Lincolnton,…read moreand at the Charlotte Regional Farmers Market on Yorkmont Road. I understand it's available at some Harris Teeters; I'm not sure that it is carried at all Food Lion's. My favorite is the sweet blackberry wine. I'm not a wine connoisseur, but I know what I like. The personnel are always friendly and helpful (you can sample the wines at the Charlotte Regional Farmers Market). Go get you some. You won't be sorry.

Was here over the weekend for a bridal shower and it was a fun time. There is parking in front but…read moreit's not paved. The porch is beautiful and so is the inside. We didn't get to walk the grounds or explore the outside. The wine I had was amazing! I love how they allow you to try samples and they have wine slushes. The staff were pleasant and nice!

Great beer and a cool spot. They do activities like plant trivia and they also have games. Suitable…read morefor decently sized groups, with long tables. I enjoyed our short time there!

Not great. Beer was decent but the mixed drink was terrible. Their food option was sandwiches that…read morecame pre made out of the fridge and microwaved under the register. Still cold and not good. Microwaved sandwiches are never good to begin with and it was like eating gas station food. $12 for that sandwich. Also...While we were there they let a child throw darts as hard as he could against the wall. Weird place.

At a weekend festival in Lenoir, we stumbled upon Fercott Fermentables. Absolutely wonderful beer…read moretasting and you can bring in your own food (they don't serve food, which is why you can also bring in a well disciplined dog). Great talking about the Lenoir area, as we were checking it out. Everyone extremely friendly so the vibe was wonderful...

We had a great time. Highly recommend and we will be going back often. The food was delicious and…read morethe owners are very kind.