This little hole in the wall brewery is a one of a kind gem. I walked in and found a very cozy…read moreatmosphere with bar seating for about 15 and a small lounge area. All beers on draft are the brewery's own and they are all very good. I intended to try only the bartender's selection in a flight but soon found myself having tried all of the beers available. The bartender was excellent, very nice, knowledgeable, and engaging in conversation with everyone at the bar. She was super helpful when it came time to ordering a drink and made selections based on my preferences. No food was served at the brewery but they do have little snacks like pretzels or check mix that is offered to customers. Overall, you need to make a stop here. Everything is done right from the atmosphere to the staff and even the subtle touch of a cinnamon sugar rim on the seasonal pumpkin/fall beers. Everyone is extremely friendly and while I was there, we all engaged in great conversations. Kudos to the brewmaster and owner.

Pleasant brewery in an intimate setting. The beer flight I got had some tasty beers and some that…read morewere just ok. Service was friendly and attentive. Worthy of a visit to decide for yourself.

I can't rate the actual brewery since I've never stopped there. But their Calumet Amber is about as…read moregood as beer gets. Whenever I'd hang out at the Lake Street Cafe (Elkhart Lake) during race weekends, I'd see the Calumet tapper and wonder what it was. One day I finally asked for a glass and received a life-changing experience. Ever since then my life has been divided into two periods... BC (Before Calumet) and AD (Amber Divine). This isn't a place for people who buy beers based on what the bottle looks like. It's for people with taste (buds).

Drove over an hour and a half only to find the hours are not accurate (12/11/24).....read more

Always a good experience! The staff is friendly and quick, clean bar, and clean bathrooms. The…read moreevent space is accommodating and organized. Wide variety of made in house beers and a good liquor selection as well. Great place to be!

Not ready for prime time. Nice venue but clearly the staff is in over their head…read more They had a band in the back. Zero offerings out back so forced to go in to order a beer. I did hear that is was their first attempt at having entertainment, but Cleary there was zero forethought or preparation Latterly waited 20 minutes at the bar before leaving after not getting a beer. Every table in the place had dirty dished and left over food on them. I can't imagine investing that type of money to have a business run that way. Hope they can support themselves long enough to stay in busy.

We frequent the Blind Horse several times a year but have not been there since they opened their…read morenew terrace bar and it did not disappoint. Gorgeous design and two full bars with the usual impeccable service. We had a drink here before we ate dinner so I can't comment on the menu but seems they have a more casual menu available out here (pizzas, chicken tenders/fries is what I saw others eating around us). We went on to eat inside at the main restaurant and it was delicious per usual but the point of this review is to highlight that you must visit the terrace!

Updating my review to rave about our recent service…read more Joined by my bestie and her husband who drove all the way from Denver to see us, my partner and I returned to The Blind Horse for a birthday dinner. My bestie is SEVERELY allergic to poultry and her husband was recently diagnosed with Celiac disease which means gluten is no good (even "cross contamination"). This makes finding a restaurant that can accommodate their needs a huge challenge. Our server went out of her way to talk to the chef and check things out. They were able to accommodate these specific diets and still beautifully create their entrees. It has been horrible to adjust life with Celiac, so when the food came out, I really thought there might be some tears of joy. ;) This gave us more reasons to come back! Thank you!

Bourbon prices are high, 'allocated' pricing higher than secondary, owner got an attitude when I…read morequestioned the MANY museum prices, I offered to sell him some of my bourbon at 'his' prices.....he wasn't buying! I wasn't helping fund his mustang in the parking lot! Don't take my word for it though, stop in and waste your time as well!! (example, EH Taylor Rye priced at $289 +tax)

I'm from Las Vegas and visit the Sheboygan area 1 to 2 times per year. This place is incredible…read morewith their selection of premium wines and liquors. Staff is very knowledgeable and friendly. I'll always stock up here for my vacation. Wish we had a wine store like this in Las Vegas. Keep up the awesome work.

This very quaint winery just outside of Kohler,was a gem of a find. The bartender that was there…read morewas fabulous. He was funny and very personable. I ordered the chicken tenders and the person with me ordered the brie platter. Both were amazing. My chicken tenders were some of the best I've ever had. I don't know what they used in the breading, but it was excellent. I tried a tasting of the sweet wines and love the blackberry wine and the peach Chardonnay. They also have outdoor seating. We did sit inside, if you're up in that area definitely go check it out.

The Blind Horse is a lovely property with wine tasting, a restaurant and a new bourbon bar. We…read morestarted the afternoon with wine and Easter chocolate pairing. Both the wine and the chocolates were very nice. We wound up buying a bottle of the Tuscan reserve to take home with some of the chocolates we couldn't finish. After a rest we came back for dinner at the Granary Bourbon bar. We were warmly welcomed. We liked the casual vibe and surprisingly it was not too loud. We started with a flight of old fashioned cocktails. We tried vanilla bean, honeycomb, and our favorite the cinnamon appke. For dinner we both had the Friday perch fry. The perch itself was very good with a nice panko coating. The fries were good too but they could have been warmer. Our server was very attentive and friendly. They were definitely on the game. Can't wait to return!

Very nice venue for music. Lots of beer and wine options (including Sangria). When we went there…read morewas a food truck with lots of nice options (tacos, flatbread pizza, etc). They also had an inside tasting area with coolers of food to be purchased (cheese, sausage, etc). I am not a big fan of fruity wines so I stuck to beer, but everyone was having a nice time. The bandshell was very nice. We saw a great group and it seems they have big music lineup through the summer. 2 inside restrooms and porta-potties outside.

Waited in a line of about 10 women to go to the bathroom. That's ridiculous... there needs to be…read moremore restrooms available for the amount of customers they have. Our cashier at the wine tent told us that if we kept our tab open we could charge it at the other two drink counters. When we went to another counter to get my husband a beer she said she couldn't and we had to go back and forth to charge our card, which was pretty inconvenient. So right out of the gate my first experience wasn't great. However, the grounds were beautiful! There was a band playing with a $10 cover, but we didn't go in there as we came at 430 and they close at 6. Sangria was good, good selection of alcohol, sangria, wine, and there was a good truck and ample seating.

This is such a cute little wine and fine foods shop! There was so much to look at with a good…read moreselection of wines and local beers. Of course the variety of cheese selections were on point and lots of cute little gift and novelty items as well. The ladies were super nice and friendly and asked if I needed anything while I looked around. Do stop in if you are in the area, I'll be back next time I'm in town!

I visited Vintage Elkhart Lake multiple times when I was in the area! It's a great place to get a…read moreglass of wine (or two or three), because they have a Wine-o-Matic, which is a magical device that dispenses tastes or full glasses of wine from a selection in the machine. The way it works is that you tell the people behind the counter that you want to do the wine tasting, and then you add an amount of money onto a card. A small taste of wine might cost anywhere from $1 to $3, and a full glass might range from $3 to $6 or more, depending on the bottle. What I love about this system (the Wine-o-Matic) is that I can take my time, look at all of the options, process what I've looked at, and make a decision about what I want to drink without having to speak to anyone. This is a wine-loving introvert's dream! The lounge area where the Wine-o-Matic is located is very comfy -- there are couches and tables, as well as little nibbles available. I loved dispensing my wine into my glass, and then sitting back and enjoying the wine while relaxing in a comfortable and comfy room. The wine tasting room is a separate room from the rest of the store, so it was quiet while I was there, which I appreciated. Like I said, I visited Vintage a couple of times while I was in Elkhart Lake. One of the times, I visited to buy some local beer. They have individual cans, so you can create your own six-pack. They (of course) have Spotted Cow. There are also all kinds of gourmet food items, kitchen things and gifts. This is a really neat place to hang out or find a gift for the wine- or beer-loving person in your life.