I love the Tipsy Farmer. Not only do they have a lengthy lists of wine and sangria, their house…read moremade beer is delicious too! The Shiraz is my favorite wine and the Lite beer is delicious!

We love this place! Good wine. Great atmosphere. Wonderful people who own and run it!read more

Wines are good They…read moreare nice and very helpful AND informative on their history Ambiance is an old place - that fits perfectly with the stories!! Give it a try and ask about Jeff!!!!!

Literally off the beaten path but so worth it. The owner was there and was a sweet gentleman. He…read morelet me try all of their wines, including their food. "mistake wine. My favorites were the blackberry and Peary. The building is an old IGA grocery store, and the setting is like an old antique café. Very quaint and the people were very nice. Not too far away from all of the other attractions in Sugarcreek. Will definitely be back.

Service and food were great. I would love to give a 5, noticed that my 2 drinks carried a $3.50…read more"Rocks" charge each. Pretty petty for frozen water.

I love the decor and always enjoy your wine room so much every time I come in. Love the live music…read moretoo!

Great owners, great wine, great property, well everything is Great . MJ and Drew are absolutely…read moreready to help and answer any questions. We bought a few bottles to bring home. Can't wait to go back and see this beautiful setting, have some excellent wine and as always an enjoyable conversation with MJ and Drew Babs and Dennis, Galloway Ohio

An amazing, picturesque location serving excellent wines! Beautifully maintained grounds with two…read moreponds and fire pits. Picnic tables outside and some pergolas offering shade as well as inside tables and chairs. You can bring your own food and snacks. Amazing and attentive service with samples offered and bottle purchases. Award winning wines in a comforting atmosphere. Background music was fun and eclectically diversified. Will visit again!!

This was my first time at CLE Urban Winery, although I've know about this destination for a long…read moretime. YELP Elites held an event there tonight, and the vibes were rockin'! The venue is decorated in Cleveland art. There are couches, chairs, a long bar and tables of varying sizes for cozy get togethers. We started with a mini charcuterie. We then learned that 50 types of wine are made on the premises! We were treated to a wine flight of 4 varieties. I chose the Buckeye Blackberry Merlot. The Elite event included a DIY terrarium bar, hosted by Peace Lily Boutique Plant Shop. I finally have a new plant in my house after the long winter. It was great meeting YELP Elites. Thanks for hosting the event!

Delicious wines such as the Rose and peach Chardonnay. Many made in house which is amazing. Super…read morefresh. Love the flight option!

I do not know much about wine or wine making (not a big drinker) but joined a dozen of my friends…read morein my foodie girls group to test and make our own wine at Your Wine Cellar. The larger the group, the cheaper your own total will be! Your Wine Cellar is hidden inside of Brew Kettle and Top Golf in Strongsville, nearby Walmart. Don't be fooled by the outdated Google Images of a place with its own sign - it no longer is labeled clearly. Meg was our host and director of our wine making adventure. She was great! We went through a dozen or so rounds of wine tastings to decide, as a group, what we will make. Each sample is $1 and I only tried a few, sticking mostly to the fruity ones. I liked the California Moscato the best of the whites. I only tried one red, the Diablo. The Diablo was the one we ended up making. The making process took about 10 minutes. We also were able to order food from the Brew Kettle. The food I ordered for lunch will be part of the review I wrote for Brew Kettle, which will be published soon after this one. Overall, I had a fun time with my friends, learning about what kinds of wines we like and don't like. In 8 weeks, we are coming back to bottle and label our wines! The entire process ended up being $20-25 a person.

We had a really enjoyable time making our wine at Your WINE Cellar. The space is inviting, and it…read morewas such a treat to do a tasting of all the wines. Each one had something unique to offer, and it was great to compare and find our favorites along the way. The staff made the experience easy and fun, which made for a really nice afternoon. Definitely a spot worth visiting!

This is a nice small winery and off the beaten path winery. They offer a variety of good wines…read more Has a nice patio and lawn area to enjoy the wooded view with your glass or bottle. They do have music and food trucks some nights but check the website for details. They also offer a few snacks.

Tastings: .50 cents each…read more We tried: The jewell Cabernet 3/5 Taffy kiss desert wine 5/5 Three bridges blend 4/5 The rezzie Riesling 4/5 280ZIN white Zinfandel 4/5 The people here were really friendly. We sat at the bar for our tastings and the woman sat and chatted with us the whole time. My mom and I both ended up buying a bottle of the taffy kiss desert wine. They only had a few left and opened one up so we could try it. The space inside is cozy and they have an outdoor yard area that I believe also had a fire pit. We really enjoyed tasting their wines and hanging out here!

Visited here for the first time over the Thanksgiving holiday…read more Vineyards is a bit off the beaten path, about 15 miles south of Youngstown. The Tasting Restaurant can be found down a long drive through the vineyards, passed a round-a-about and perching above the Pine Lake. It definitely has a country club vibe to it. It's a little bit of a hike from the lot to the door, so you may find it necessary to drop off your party at the door. Our party was seated on the patio. It was heated, but there are many windows that give you a great view of the lake. It was a pretty chilly spot in late November, so bring a cardigan. Service was efficient and present, but not too bothersome. A couple in our party ordered flights so that we could try a nice selection of their wines. We enjoyed the Gold Medal and Fruit Lovers flights on this occasion. I have found that at many Ohio wineries you are best off trying sweeter wines, as getting those bold, dry grapes is harder than in other parts of the country. Though I enjoyed the Berry Patch and Midnight Vines, the Pinot Noir was also impressive. Additionally, I tried the Honey Mango Jalapeno Ale. It was too many things for my palette - not my jam. For dinner I found the special stuffed pepper soup to be a hit, while the French Onion was a miss. The broth was a bit too watery and could have benefitted from a beefier au jus. The Mushroom Ravioli was a fantastic choice, particularly if you are vegetarian. While the Figgy Flatbread was good, it was a bit one note. The bread was a little thicker than I would have expected and ultimately the dish fell a little flat. I would definitely try again, but it is a bit of an adventure to get that far out of town.

Made a reservation 2 weeks prior just to be told that they had a big party and even though we had a…read morereservation we were expected to wait an hour and a half. The host was rude about it and staff wasn't apologetic about it at all despite our party of four coming all the way there and not given our reservation time.