The staff here are wonderful! I went for a girls night where we ordered a bunch of appetizers which…read morewere all very good and tasted 6 wines. The owners stopped by and gave us tips and taught us about different wines. We had a great night here and can't wait to go back. There is indoor and outdoor seating when the weather is nice. They also have fun classes/events so check out their website for upcoming events!

Truly the nicest group of people here. The owner and all of the individuals working here take pride…read morein their beverages. They have a wide knowledge of brewing, grapes, and go out of their way to make sure each customer feels taken care of. This is the place for top notch customer service. It is an adorable barn feel with an inside sitting area, an outdoor space, and a loft where you can listen to music or see some comedy. They have a very extensive variety of wines and a nice beer list that goes from light, to fruity, to IPA, to dark. I loved the ability to be able to have small portions of beer and wine so I could sample a lot without feeling sick from drinking too much. They offer they drinks in a two ounce size, then two larger glass sizes. The prices of the drinks are pretty good as well. They have a small menu of food. We tried the pizza and it is not bad for a tasting room, but not too over the top. The price on the pizza was not bad, especially with prices these days. They also have a mixed drink menu that was quite extensive. The prices on those drinks were fairly good as well. They told us their espresso martini was the best in the area. I would tend to agree, probably the best in the area, but for me, not the best overall. To be honest we have been doing an espresso martini tasting tour around the US and there is a lot of competition, but it is definitely something to try here. I would try a rum drink personally next time, since their tropical drinks sounded delicious. The beer game in Michigan is also pretty stiff competition. We do live in a state where we have one of the top cities for beer world wide. But since they do offer about eight flavors, there is something for everybody here. This place is a really fun time to hang with friends and family.

This is our fall FAVORITE! This fall, we actually went four weekends in a row! The vibe on a nice,…read moresunny fall day cannot be beat. We love to get a hard cider, bring the dog and enjoy the live music. Perfect way to get rid of the Sunday scaries! The food truck situation is hit or miss. I recommend checking online or calling ahead if you are hoping to eat! Most times that we have gone, there have not been food trucks there but the couple of times we have, the food has been awesome. If your in it for the donuts and non-alcoholic cider, they have that too - right across the parking lot in walking distance. To me this is a more adult friendly place but kids are definitely around on the cider mill side - there just are not a ton of activities like some of the other cider mills have. This is the perfect date spot!

We used to love this place. Great wines, beers, ciders, food trucks, and live music. But now it's…read morehalf children under 10 at 5:00 on a Friday. Kids take up whole tables with toys and coloring books. One family brought a Costco pizza. There's a pizza truck here. Hello?

Came to Michigan to visit my younger brother, and my partner and I are very into wine tasting and…read morejust happened to be curious enough to look for one around the area we were in. We got to this place and were a bit timid. It looked like a house from the outside but, as you walk in, it's a wonderful looking store and winery. Everyone there was very nice to us. They were very genuine and forward with any answers they had for our questions. They serve cheese and crackers, kinda like smaller charcuterie boards so you can enjoy as you wine taste and they sell their own wine glasses as souvenirs inside the shop. For the wine tasting, they give you a menu of wines with their flavor profiles and a piece of paper where you write your desired sips to give them so they may prepare it for you as you go to your seat. They have outside seating and during the fall it is an amazing experience! I can't recommend enough coming to visit this place at least once, if you're in the area! It's a cute little place to come visit and the wine is very good! I recommend the A Maize 'N Blue if you like sweet wines!

My partner and I randomly found this winery when we were visiting his brother. We were kind of iffy…read moreabout entering because the location looked like a house, so it seemed kind of sketchy, but I guess it's true what they say never judge a book by its cover. The inside of the winery was super cozy. They had a seating section outside which was wonderful because it wasn't too cold or two hot, the weather was perfect. They offered a variety of wines. These included a preset menu or we had the option of choosing the wines we wanted to try. We also bought a charcuterie board which consisted of cheeses and deli meats. I bought some jam to spice it up. The wines and food were great! Finally the girls who were serving were super friendly. I would love to go back when we visit Michigan again

I've been visiting Vine 2 Wine for two years now and plan on returning for many years to come. My…read morefirst wine bottling started as a birthday gift following a recommendation from my boss. Since then I've been back three times to bottle new wine with a fourth bottling scheduled in a few weeks. The process is fun and simple and always begins with store-owner Mark's custom greeting (I won't spoil it here). You or your group will be presented with samples of available varietals and blends along with some crackers to cleanse the pallet between tastings. Keep in mind you are tasting extremely young wine at this point which is just starting to show it's potential body and texture. Following your preferred selection (we like to guess each varietal and keep a running ranking) Mark takes over the heavy lifting and notifies you 8-10 weeks later when it's ready for bottling. If you enjoy wine tasting, bottling is a unique experience unto itself. You may bring your own cleaned bottles from home or purchase new wine bottles if necessary. Standard labels are available for each varietal or you can print your own. Bottling involves pumping wine through an aerator into each 750ml bottle, using a special press to apply the cork, sealing the cork topper over a tea kettle and affixing a label to the cleaned bottle surface. And of course you are sampling your current wine or future purchases the entire time. Your wine must stay vertical for a week after bottling before laying flat. I recommend storing your wine for 3-6 months before opening the first bottle and from that point opening a new bottle every few weeks to taste the difference in the aging process over the following 6-18 months. What started as a gift to myself has grown into a quarterly hobby for a small group of my wine loving friends. We start the tasting process fresh after each bottling and use the downtime to come up with new wine label designs and enjoy previous purchases. I hope your visits to Vine 2 Wine turn out as well as mine!

We had a big group go and do the wine tasting back in November and yesterday we did the bottling…read moreand pick up of our wine we ordered. I had such a fun time for both events! We even ordered more wine! I can't wait to go back and pick it up! Marc the owner is very fun and funny! Anyone that thinks otherwise probably has a personality of a wet mop! I defiantly recommend this place to anyone looking to have a good time and try something different!

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.

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!

My wife and I simply love Simply Wine in Northville. It has become our go-to spot because they…read morealways have something interesting on the shelves, especially from regions I normally would not even think to explore. The team does a great job curating and they are happy to talk through what they are pouring, which I really appreciate. Join the premium wine club and you will be blown away! If you like getting to know the staff, and feel like a regular, this place hits the mark. The wine dispensing machines are a blast. I want one for home, but that might be dangerous. You can try small 1.25 oz tastes or go straight to a full pour from a dozen or more different wines, so it is easy to experiment without overthinking it. Bring a charcuterie board, settle in, and you are all set. Simply Wine is a great neighborhood spot and we are lucky to have it in Northville.

We enjoy stopping in at this wine shop for a tasting before going to dinner. They have a super cool…read moreand modern self serve wine pouring machine and you can easily choose your pour size. They also have more variety of wines than you can see and read in one visit. They offer cute and comfortable wines then you cask tables and the service is always top notch! Don't miss this gem when in Northville!

This time, it's not so great. The one person that was there was overwhelmed. Nice but not so good…read moreservice. I purchased bottles of wine, and they were wrong. I should have checked it, but they were already bagged. The one that was correct was half empty. I'm going back and will see what happens. Stay tuned. An update is that they made it right and apologized. They even gave me an extra bottle of wine and stated that they were short staffed.

If you haven't been then make sure you check Groupon first... Yes they have wine tasting deals…read more I totally surprised my momma with a wine tasting day and allowed her to pick out one bottle of wine - I was a little bit pricey but it was something unique. We definitely enjoyed ourselves and I took a lot of pictures please note they do not have food there but they will pick up food which you have to order online - I was very surprised with the taste of food that we received It wasn't expensive but it wasn't cheap kind of in the middle pricing but the food was fresh and hot because someone from the wine place go pick it up and bring it directly back. So basically it's like a personal GrubHub. Lol! The place is very clean and had a little music going on but there was no other customers so we had the place to ourselves. The person serving us didn't mind answering our questions and also suggesting some wine for us to taste. Please know this isn't a lot of wine but it's still nice and once again you already have a coupon from Groupon If you use that way - I maybe would have felt some type of way if I paid full price. I highly suggest going here and giving it a try. Happy drinking!!!

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

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.