Very nice owners. They make all their own wines with no additives. I usually cannot drink wine…read morebecause of the sulfides. I was able to enjoy all of the wines with no problems. We will be going back.

Nice little winery. They are great people who run it. Very attentive and fun loving. They have an…read moreinteresting selection of wine. Some very unique combinations. The white rush is a must try. Overall their selection is very sweet, I am a bold and person, that is why they didn't receive a 4 star.

If I could rate this business higher I would. The wine tasting here was different. Rather than the…read morestandard tasting it was $2 per 1 oz pour or $25 for a flight and snacks. I enjoyed that the wines available were not what we're accustomed to tasting. It's not the usual muscat, Muscatine, viognoles, Niagara etc... Loved it.

Adam and Tammy are awesome. They are very friendly and knowledgeable. I highly recommend corner…read morecellars. Mark b

I have never been here. So I can't review. I've heard that it has great food and it has a relaxing…read moreatmosphere.

Lovely tasting room and patio. Had several of their wines and was not disappointed. Great to have a…read moreplace like this in Fenton!

Youngblood Vineyard has such a beautiful setup. It's peaceful, scenic, and feels like a little…read morecountryside getaway. The wine is good. Their pizza is yummy, and the vineyard vibe is charming. There are animals to pet, wide open views, and it's right on their property but designed in a way that still feels like a public space. I wanted to keep loving this place. I really did. But the energy has completely shifted. I've been here multiple times now, and every single experience with the owners has left me feeling tense and unwelcome. The final straw came after a couple of situations that made it clear this place is no longer what it used to be. One time, my son climbed onto a tractor that was left completely open. No signs. No fencing. And the keys were literally in the ignition. I was already walking over to get him down when the owner came out and screamed at me. No grace, no calm explanation, just full-volume yelling in front of everyone. I was mortified. It shook me up for the rest of the day. Another time, we were just a few minutes early and waiting by the entrance, not bothering anyone, just sitting in the car. Again, she came out yelling, like we had broken some rule by showing up early. And then, the husband. I watched him get belligerent with another guest. He was mocking him loudly and making a scene in front of other people. It was really uncomfortable to witness. No matter what the situation was, that is not how you treat paying customers. I don't know what happened here. Maybe as the place got more popular, the stress got to them. But somewhere along the way, they seem to have lost the heart for hospitality. I never write reviews like this, but I'm sharing it because this place has so much potential. It used to feel like a happy little secret. Now it just feels heavy. To the owners, I truly hope you hear this for what it is. You've built something beautiful. People want to come here and enjoy what you've created. But you cannot treat guests like this and expect them to keep coming back. I hope one day the warmth returns. I really do. But until that happens, I won't be back.

I have been here several times now and I have been thoroughly impressed every single time. First…read moreand foremost, I am not a fan of Michigan wines on most typical days. I get it, same longitude and wines should grow similar and all that jazz, but Michigan wines outside of the sweeter styles really never taste right to me. Well whatever they are doing here is nothing short of scientifically brilliant. Probably some of the best MItten Vino I have ever had and that assessement is from traveling all around the state and trying different areas. The Frontenac, Petite Pearl, Marquette were my favorites by far. But my five stars isn't for the wine, it's for the sheer joy this place brings me. Absolutely beautiful campus with sheep and goats and a big white furball of a dog who looks so adorable but is trained to kill any possible threat to his wards. The large barn event space and indoor seating is nothing short of gorgeous and of course sitting outside is just pure joy. I will add more pics as I come across them.

I've been here twice and both times I loved it! Such a hidden gem in downtown South Lyon located in…read morea basement. The fruity wines are all amazing if you like sweet wine. The dessert wines are certainly interesting too! The flights for 4 wine samples are $16 and they pour a generous amount. I also tried the charcuterie board and it was delicious and filled with a variety of things. Overall, this is a great place for a date night, girls night out, or just when you're craving some wine!

Service and ambiance. This winery is located in the basement of a building. Small and quaint but…read morevery intimate. Prices are a little steep, flight cost $18. There are plenty of choices of wine both fruit, dessert and dry. You will find something that you like.

The drinks were worth the expense! Loved the Spinach salad and enjoyed the evening's entertainment-…read moreOpen Mic Night!

Where to start? Really cute inside. The food and drinks were good. I had the mimosa flight, a…read morechicken caprese salad and the crab Mac n cheese. The mimosas were good. The salad was just okay. Definitely not a traditional caprese because there was not a speck of basil or balsamic glaze in sight. Also served with cucumbers. The chicken was lacking in flavor and a small portion. Also, the menu completely had caprese spelled incorrectly. I feel if you call yourself a bistro you should at least be aware of the correct spelling of food you serve. The crab Mac n cheese was good, however the kitchen completely forgot to add the ritz Parmesan crust that the menu listed. I was able to get a side of it and mix it in at least. The menu also listed a side of coleslaw which I never received. Now for the bad. We had a reservation and the service was soooo slow. I understand being short staffed, etc but it was frustrating. Gratuity was added to our bill since we had a larger group, however the server took the itemized receipts upon returning our cards. This felt sketchy because you were prompted to tip on your card with the receipt you needed to sign and leave with the waitress. If you hadn't read your initial bill she left you wouldn't have any idea that a tip was already added. Luckily I noticed so I was able to inform my fellow guests. Also, there is a 3% credit card fee added to your bill if you pay with a card. Seems a little outdated and like a money grab. Overall, I'd probably not go out of my way to come back. Felt like a lot of hype for little return which was disappointing. This seemed like my kind of spot. Nonetheless it's an hour away from my home as it is.

Weekend adventure where we haphazardly came across this place. The old Google wineries near me, as…read morewe were enjoying a Sunday drive. Pulled up and it is a cool ranch/stable with horses gracing all around. The signage for the actual winery is a bit lacking, went to the stable end first. No big deal, winery is the big house building. Sat at the bar and was immediately greeted and given the run down in their flights and tastings. Went with a variety of wines and ciders. Like any tasting there are some you like and some you don't. The ones we liked were many as we took some home and a howler of cider. Cool place, beautiful horses, friendly service- highly recommend Nichelle. And of course the beverages were tasty.

love this place. Leanne gives the best pours. top of the glass everytime. I would recommend to come…read morehere when she's working

We had an awesome time at St. Julian Winery. Libby was serving us and she was fantastic; super…read morefriendly, great conversations, and really knowledgeable about everything on the menu. My wife and I both got flights and genuinely enjoyed them. My favourites were the Orange Push Pop and the Pineapple Whiskey. My wife loved the Eggnog Wine and the Pumpkin Wine; perfect seasonal vibes. There's a huge range here too: dry wines, sweet wines, specialty flavours, whiskeys... something for literally everyone. The atmosphere was cozy, the music was great, and the prices were really reasonable, which goes a long way for us, especially when sampling a bunch of drinks. Highly recommend stopping in! And as always, if you enjoy travel and food reviews, make sure to check out our YouTube channel, A&M Roam!

St. Julian isn't a brand that I would usually gravitate towards at the grocery store, but I might…read morenow. Since I've last had St. Julian's wine they've expanded quite a bit. The distillery options were fun and they had a good variety of red/white/sweet/dry, etc. Fun stop if you're in Frankenmuth. Very organized compared to a few of the other tasting rooms.

I've been coming to Spicer Farm and Orchard every year with my family and friends ; it's become a…read morelittle fall tradition for us. However, during our most recent visit, we noticed quite a few changes from previous years, and unfortunately, not all for the better. They no longer have the scenic hayride that used to include a free donut and a cup of apple cider with your ticket purchase. Now, it's $5 per person, and instead of a peaceful scenic ride, it stops at every station and they no longer give you a donut & cider with ticket purchase. When we asked about the change, we were told it was because they weren't making money off the old setup. I understand businesses need to adjust, but it really took away from the experience. That scenic ride with the cider and donut was always one of the highlights for us ; something we truly looked forward to every year. They did add more bouncy houses for the kids, which is nice, but the ones they had before were just as fun. The food was about the same, decent, but nothing special. It was noticeably more expensive this year. $5 for a single ear of corn felt excessive. On the positive side, the cinnamon donuts are still amazing, and the apple cider is as delicious as ever. I also enjoyed the wine tasting, which is always fun, though seating is still limited and could be improved. Overall, the visit just didn't have the same charm or warmth as before. We still had an okay time, but it didn't feel as memorable as past years. Sadly, I think this might be our last year visiting, we'll probably look for a new orchard next fall.

Had a lot of fun at Spicer's for their U-Pick Apples! It was a little confusing how to do…read moreeverything, ticketing-wise, but once we were out there, we had a great time. Enough space so you can wander without always having someone right by you.