Awesome winery, the wine was good with a big selection. The service was next level. Silas was nice…read moreand knowledgeable and Dakota was great. They even had a fire going outside on October 17th.

Drove an hour to get there only to be stopped at the door and told they're closed for a wedding…read more Website didn't mention being closed, hours and Apple Maps said open, so I guess call them to check before you go to make sure they're actually open.

We stopped in on a Saturday afternoon for wine tasting…read more We were greeted by the owner and he was pleasant. His wife, the owner/winemaker was there as well and stood up to greet us. I believe he said the wine tasting menu is split between wine with grapes they purchased to make wine, wine from other wineries and wine they make from their own grapes. We thought we should try the wines from their property because what is the point of trying wine from someone else. They also have a frozen wine we saw a few people stop in to purchase and people appeared to love it. We should have tried it! The wine flight was served in a little box with small plastic cups and a small souvenir wine glass. I feel terrible saying this but the wine was just terrible. We could barely finish the thimble size tasting of each wine. Perhaps we should have tried the wines they brought in or the frozen wine. They said the winery is up for sale. I hope it is purchased by someone who is passionate about winemaking and can make some delicious wine with the grapes from the property.

My aunties and I went to visit this newer winery in Wisconsin, just minutes across the border of…read moreMinnesota. Big lot and building, you can't miss it. There's 2 rooms when you enter, on the left is the tasting room and dining area. Huge bar to walk up to order the flights or glass of wine. The have food too, not a big selection but charcuterie board and pizza. Additional to wine, they also offer coffee and beer. The second room to the right is smaller, more intimate like a bar. We got a small souvenir glass with our flight for free.

Neat little place with a casual vibe and fun atmosphere. We were there for drinks and they had a…read morewide selection of beers and drinks. There was live music that afternoon and it was a very enjoyable experience. You order at the bar. There was a small market area with a variety of items. Will come again to try their food!

Saturday I set out for a short brewery trek of three breweries... I was excited to visit my 363rd,…read more4th and 365th breweries! Quite the array my palate experienced! The first brewery.... fine, just fine, nothing great. The last brewery? Off the charts... fantastic!! Balsam Lake? Yikes..... I arrived to a full patio and quite the busy inside. Good omen, right? Once I began tasting through my flight... two words came to mind...not sure if they're correct or... but they were... Tourist Trap....? I built a flight of four, four styles I commonly order, so I'm familiar with them and they're preferred. My flight consisted of #3 Angler's Amber, #7 Stump Bay Stout, #17 Marges Doppleganger Doppelbock & #18 Haugen All The Honey. The Honey beer was delicious and was he only one I could stomach to want to finish. The Angler's Amber? WHAT is that, is that a Bitter Amber? That is NOT a style....for good reason! This beer I could only take three sips of... in disbelief that it was that bad! The stout and doppelbock....just not good. Three days later and I'm still at a loss for words to describe what my palate was dealing with? Being to nearly 400 breweries I wouldn't consider myself a slouch, nor definitely an expert but when three of four beers are unpalatable... it's not me... it's the beer. Such a disappointing experience. Getting the $16.00 tab for what I considered awful beer sure didn't help ease the unfulfilling feeling. Maybe I should have opted for the Boysenberry Blonde that I debated and a beertender said was her current go-to? This brewery is three years old so...maybe they're still working kinks out? New brewer? I may have to peruse untappd for other beer ratings but at this juncture I wouldn't go back, just bummed out by the experience as a whole.

Well it sounds like it the end of the line for their food truck, but they have guest food trucks on…read morethe weekends. The beer however, has never been better!!

Our cabin is up in Danbury and Brickfield Brewing is always a stop for us! They always have such a…read moregreat beer selection and live music. Such a great atmosphere and the service is always wonderful! They always have the nicest people pouring beers.

This place is super cute and cozy! When we went, they had live music under the tent outside, plenty…read moreof space to sit at tables or on a blanket in the grass. They had a couple sets of bag games and allowed dogs outside. Service was super nice and welcoming. They offered wood fire pizza, local beer and plenty of wine options. We bought a bottle of one of their dry reds and sat outside to listen to the live music. The only thing was that their wine was decent and not my favorite. Would still recommend and will definitely be back!

Went to this location on the way to Taylor Falls and was a perfect little relaxing spot. They…read moreprimarily carry fruit wine so if that is your jam this is your type of location . Can't go wrong with 5 tastings for $5! They do have options for cheese plates and they do have a wood fire pizza as well but was unaware prior so did not have room for this today. Location was on a gravel road FYI but not that far in. Employees were helpful when asking questions about the wine. Plenty of seating for a relaxing day indoor and out. I usually prefer a Marquette but did find a few oak flavored wines here. Perfect stop from the Twin Cities to Taylor Falls to take in the beautiful outdoors.

Pay at the pump available 24hrs, even after close. Features fresh pizzas and sandwiches, eat in…read morearea and large grocery selection. Also has a tanning bed!? Excellent and friendly service!

Customer Service is absolutely abhorrent. The young females that work there are rude and apathetic…read more There is dried urine and dried feces on the toilet and floor of the bathroom.

Hopsack is such a fun find in Balsam Lake. It fits the little cabin town vibe perfectly and feels…read morelike one of those places you're really glad you stumbled across. The coffee is great and the staff is incredibly kind and welcoming. The space itself is open, spacious, and modern but still has that cozy, comforting feel you want when you're up north. They also have a really nice selection of products for sale, almost like a small market. You can grab food and drinks to go, along with cabin essentials and other fun items. This is just a great spot to stop for coffee and browse a bit. A really great addition to the area and such a fun little place to visit.

We unexpectedly stopped at Hop Sack with 13 people and ordered smoothies, coffee drinks and donuts…read more The gals working prepared this large order quickly and professionally. A very good experience and the products were very good

Great market ~ they always have everything we need here. Fresh produce, bakery and meats and…read moreexcellent customer service!

Everyone knows I love Brinks! Can't wait for the addition to be done so we can get some sushi!!! My…read moreson will have his first job here, I hope. Just an amazing hometown store!