This was truly amazing!!! A secluded, charming, but luxurious cabin! Booked through Air BNB. Pros…read moreand cons, but gave 5 star due to the quality overriding the cons. The cons were small things in our book, but nonetheless. We used this as a couples getaway, but couldn't afford it for a weekend as it was $238 after all fees and taxes for 1 night ($195 night). This place is like something you'd see on tv that you'd say, "Wow that's so cool! Wish we could stay in a place like that!" The details that went into designing this and making the most for your money are what sold us! It's so beautifully designed for a "glamper" like myself who despises "real" camping. In the woods, but with no bugs and all the comforts that we don't even have at home! Luxurious amenities to enjoy time alone (you really get the sense of isolation and privacy) or ignite romantic passion to share things like a hammock, swing, hot tub, copper tub, comfy king bed, circle love seat couch to snuggle, fireplace all with an open scenic view of Arkansas's outdoors! Pros: -The attention to detail is amazing! We appreciated the distinct shower, sinks, bath and faucets. -Instructions for overview of just about everything was included. -The mini fridge was stocked with water, soda, adult drinks, champagne, strawberries and butter and creamer for coffee! I guess this is categorized as a "B&B" since a waffle iron and mix and syrup are provided. -Coffee maker, coffee, champagne flutes, bottle/ice holder, utensils, pots, pans, grilling utensils, towels, trash bags, cleaning supplies, sugar, fondue with complimentary chocolate and ice ready to go in the freezer were all included!!! -Comfy King bed ( extra pillows and blankets stored away) -open windows to take in the view -soft, white robes provided -games and tv with DVD player and DVDs provided for entertainment. Didn't know how the outdoor speaker system would've worked. I didn't see instructions for that. -Remote control fireplace -Plenty of indoor and outdoor seating for however you like to lounge! -Adjustable lighting and ceiling fan Cons: -A bit pricy (but it was worth it!) -In the middle of nowhere so don't expect to go "grab a bite to eat somewhere close"! We went with the expectation that the winery was sure to have some snacks like cheese or meats. Nope. We had to leave and grab food which was a min of 30 min drive. Thankfully we did plan ahead and brought things to grill for dinner, but we didn't plan for lunch. That's on us. -Open windows are beautiful but offer no privacy, in the morning, no hiding the sun if you wanted to sleep in, bring an eye mask. -The grill was nice but the gas must have regulated or maybe we just aren't used to the infrared grills bc the temp wouldn't get up past 300. Had to wait longer than we usually do when grilling steaks and veggies but they eventually got done. Maybe there's nothing wrong with the grill and we just weren't used to the infrared. -Could've used a few more towels since we took advantage of the showers and the hot tub. I didn't really want to use the same towel after showering/bathing than I did in the hot tub. (Maybe that's me being a little "extra") -No instructions provided for the waffle iron. -Fireplace was a nice touch! But it sure put out hot heat but wasn't very bright. -Road around the cabin is not suitable for big trucks! We had a little trouble navigating through there. We will for sure be back!!! We would strongly recommend this to anyone!

This was a wonderful experience! Huge thanks to Roger for hosting our group and being so welcoming…read more The wines were delicious, and blending them was so fun! The views are great, the vibes are wonderful, and best of all, it's in a yurt! 5 stars, definitely recommend.

We were headed out to Roland for a wedding one evening, and passed a sign for River Bottom Winery…read more A winery we knew nothing about? Why, yes. In fact, the winery is on land that also includes Bo Brook Farms (a pumpkin patch and berry farm), wedding venue, and salon. Clearly, these people don't have enough to do in life. :-) We decided to visit one Sunday. The lady running the winery told us their story, and let us sample some great wines - while also working with a couple to book their wedding venue. She was feisty and fun with plenty of personality. From my understanding, they import the grapes, but add all of the fruit themselves. I love a fruity wine, and they had plenty of options to taste. Peach, blueberry, strawberry, a lime coconut blend (our favorite, by the way) - all delicious. They also sell a few other items such as jams, handmade soaps, arkansas tees, etc. Nice outing on a lazy, Sunday afternoon.

Great service, fun events with good food truck options. Family friendly atmosphere with kid events.read more

We had a fabulous time tasting wine and beer chatting with Dennis and staying in the yurt. We would…read moreup with 3 bottles of wine from our tasting because we couldn't decide including a chocolate wine - yum! The yurt had all the comforts of home minus WiFi and tv but that was perfect as it gave us time to disconnect. We watched the sunset from the chairs right outside and then got to see the stars from the skylight. It stormed that morning and it was a cool experience inside the yurt. If you can appreciate nature but still like all your comforts this is the perfect accommodation! We've already booked our next trip!

Amazing experience. The simplicity of this yurt is just what my husband and I needed. Private…read more Clean exactly as listed. The host are good

Who knew they would have good wine outside of California! We really enjoyed our visit to this…read moreWinery and ended up ordering a case to be delivered to the house. They make a delicious wine. We really had a good time at our tasting. A beautiful establishment.

4.5 We stayed over…read moreas a Harvest Host and enjoyed their delicious wines, snacks and great service. The ambiance was relaxing which was very nice after a long day of driving. As you can see from the photos we tasted at least 4 we really liked. Highly recommended if ever in the area.

Very pleasant stop on our way to Mt. Magazine. We had strawberry cheesecake and caramel custard and…read morewine. All very good. We shopped in their gift store which was not high priced, bought drinking glasses, strawberry jam, grapeseed oil, and natural lip balm.

It's been a while since I've been here…read more This is a great place to eat and celebrate and if you plan in advance even have a little bit of a party. Today we came for Sunday lunch and enjoyed quiche. Lorraine and the kids had spaghetti with meat sauce. We had a black forest cake for dessert and also ice cream sundaes for the kids. We drank Whitaker's sparkling grape juice for our meal. It was a great hit. The kids really enjoyed it and they said they wanted to come back soon! It's probably been five or six years since we have been here and the kids really didn't remember it. We did learn that they're not giving tours of the wine cellar since Covid at least not without some kind of special arrangement. The service was excellent and I would add the same lady that waited on me today was waiting on me many years ago when I first visited here when I was 11 years old. That's been more then 40 years ago.

This was what feels like the most authentic experience for sampling wine, in a nice cool basement,…read moreand nice wine bar. The bartender (owner?) was very personable and knowledgeable. She wasn't worried about getting her $5 for the tasting; she wanted to send you home with a bottle you'd love. I chose Plum as the best sweet wine; and Big Daddy. Try some Big Daddy after a bite of chocolate. And sip. Don't gulp.

Great experience and the wines were very reasonable. Dog/pet friendly, took Pollo (the caique…read moreparrot) and Ryn (blue heeler dog) and the owner was very happy to see them and accommodating. It was a quiet Sunday afternoon so no one else was there and you get to try whatever without having to pay for a couple of tastings, which is great. Got a bottle of the Cabernet for the road.

Nice small winery…read more Often I find that small wineries in areas not know for growing grapes, produce some questionable wines. The wine here was actually pretty good. Even their semi sweet wines had character. We actually thought their Chardonnay and red blend wines were worth buying... and we had agreed not to buy any wine if we didn't think it was definitely worth the price. Our server was very engaging, and helpful. The place itself was nice. Not to be compared to a large California winery, but among the many small tasting rooms across the country, this is on the nicer side.

My husband and I enjoyed hopping on and off the trolley for the day and were excited to see a…read morewinery listed as one of the stops. When we got off the trolley, there were no signs for the winery, so we pulled up the GPS and saw that it was behind the building we were looking at. We scrambled down a gravel hill to get to the building, which didn't really show signs of life but did have an Open sign. We were glad we took the chance to enter, as the space was quite lovely. We enjoyed a tasting with a kind and knowledgeable sommelier and took home a bottle of maybe the best Chardonnay I've had. Overall great experience - just be prepared for the mini scavenger hunt/scramble if you're on foot!

I am my grandmother's only family left and I watch over her like a hawk. She is the life of the…read moreparty and has already been kicked out of 2 senior living homes so I am fully in charge of her. I love it!  I have trouble keeping up with her sometimes. The humidity here in Arkansas is so different from where we live. We instantly start to sweat. My grandmother told me something super weird that I had never heard her say befor. She said that her armpits started to smell like bacon. She worked in a military M.A.S.H. unit so she knows a little something. She said when the bacteria breaks down the sweat they form products called thioalcohols, which have scents comparable to sulfur, onions or meat.  She told me the only cure for that is to drink alcohol. So we went in to Little Rock to purchase a couple bottles of wine.  If they had her brand of tequila I would have purchased a bottle of that too. Party on. I found one of the best liquor stores that would rival anything we have in Las Vegas. The staff is super friendly, the people working behind the counter are unbelievably knowledgeable and they all acted like board firemen ready to help you with anything.  I hate when I find great locations like this so far from where I live because now I pass judgment on the liquor stores by our house. This liquor store, Sullivant's, has a great selection of different wines from International winery's. My grandmother will primarily drink red wine from Portugal and tequila from Jalisco.  I found a red wine that was very acceptable to my grandmother.  My grandmother definitely got her pre party on and I had to remotely drive her wheelchair because I do not think she could have stayed on the sidewalk. Is my grandmother an alcoholic? I don't care at her age what difference does it make. She is consuming life and enjoying every moment of it. She talks about not wanting to be in a senior citizen center playing bingo and arguing with Dorothy about blankets. She wants to be out in the world eating, drinking and watching the sunset from some remote location.  Sullivan's liquor store was the perfect place to pick up several bottles of wine for my grandmother. I wish I would have more time to go through there because the photos I took looks like they have a wonderful selection. I didn't even have a chance to get over to their huge refrigerator of beer's. Solivant's liquor store if you had a location in Las Vegas you would definitely rival the competition. Your customer service was on point and I could have stayed talking longer if I had only left the air conditioner on in the car. Keep up the great work and glad you guys are providing a wonderful service to the community and my grandmother.

Mmmm, Sullivant's! Small, but mighty, sporting a…read moredrive-through, young and enthusiastic staff, and some hard to find items. This store is one of the newer ones in town, and does have a place in the local scene. The wife in particular is a regular here, because it's the only place she's been able to find "The Franc," one of her favorite wines :) Decent beer selection in both volume and variety, and surprisingly convenient to drive in-out of, even on the ever-busy Cantrell road.

For me this was the first in the line of wineries…read more Rustic setting, but with enjoyable tasting room. Individual who served me was willing and able to discuss her wines and also the area. Take the time!!!!!! Was an enjoyable day. A few stops a little wine to taste....bought bottles at them all...

On 9/17/26, we wanted to visit this winery. We stopped on our way to Fayetteville Arkansas. It was…read moreNOT opened! The winery looked as if it hadn't been open in years even though everywhere we read online said it was open!