Great selection of flavors, great customer service and great slushies! It's my second time visiting…read moreand I'm sure it won't be my last. I got the Hawaiian Paradise and it was very refreshing and delicious. 10/10

So we found this place by mistake. They have been open since 2015 which blew my mind because we've…read morebeen coming to this plaza for years. They have wines and alcohol slushies in so many flavors that you can mix up to make up different flavor profiles. The staff was friendly and helpful and they offered samples to help make up your mind. I can't wait to return soon to try something new.

I visited Deep Water Vineyard with a large group this past weekend when we were in the area for a…read morebirthday celebration, and there were things I loved it. The property is lovely. Huge live oaks (one with a skateboard swing); plenty of tables and seating; live music at certain times (there was someone singing and playing guitar for most of our visit on a Saturday afternoon); and animals galore - from pens with chickens, Highland cows, and pigs to dogs that work at the winery! The staff were incredibly friendly. Between the staff and the property, it's the kind of place you could spend hours on a pretty day. On the other hand, even in winter (we visited in January, on a mild day) we had a hard time with the gnats on the property. At least I think it was gnats that were flying around our faces and trying to commit suicide in our wine. Maybe they weren't gnats - I didn't think gnats bit humans, and these things wanted our blood. But whatever they were, they were really obnoxious. We moved from the grassy area to an area in the front of the winery that had a concrete slab, but they were either everywhere on the property or followed us - because they were there, too. We couldn't escape them. We bought ten bottles of their wine and did a make your own wine tasting from them (because we were a large group, this made more sense than doing their tasting). Unfortunately, most of the wines weren't to my taste, only about 3/10 were wines I would drink a glass of (we were doing 1 oz pours since we were trying so many). Being a Southern winery, they make several wines from muscadine grapes, which just isn't my cup of tea. They do offer a few other beverages (mead and Bloody Marys at the very least - they may have had more but I didn't venture to the bar to find out) if you want something other than wine. (They seem to offer frozen drinks - frose? - but they weren't offering that since we were there in January.) The property is fun to visit - animals, trees, live music, space for games and spreading out... Unfortunately, the wines weren't for me, and the bugs made me nuts (I'm itchy again just writing this review)! Still, a fun place to stop for a visit if you're doing other things in the area. It can accommodate big groups, too. And the staff were really great - I appreciate how welcoming they make the property!

I really wanted to love this winery, as the location is quite charming and the staff was friendly…read more Unfortunately, the wine itself just didn't hit the mark for us. The winery has a large property with plenty of space to explore, including what appears to be a small farm with chickens and pigs. On a warm day, the outdoor seating areas with games would likely make for a lovely experience. However, when it came to the wine tasting, the samples were served in plastic cups, which some may actually prefer. But for us, it took away from the overall experience. And most importantly, the wines themselves just didn't impress our palates. We tried a variety of their offerings, but nothing really stood out or compelled us to purchase a bottle to take home. It's a shame, because the setting is really quite nice. But at the end of the day, the wine is the most important factor, and this winery missed the mark for us on that front. If you're in the area and want to spend some time outdoors in a charming environment, it could still be worth a visit. But I wouldn't go out of your way, especially if you're a serious wine enthusiast.

I have now made two different Pinot's which are very delicious. This has given me a chance to make…read moremy own wine and to creatively label my own as well. Its all about having a great time and enjoying a glass.

From the owner: The Vintner's Club Provides all the necessary Ingredients, Equipment, Work Space, and Knowledge to…read moreAllow Anyone to Produce Homemade Wine. We invite you to join us in this unique and exciting venture. Salute! We are also open by appointments, for your convenience. Please visit our website for more information!

Such a fun winery experience with the best friend. Mr bowman was very informative and…read moreknowledgeable. Gave us a tour of the house and grounds. Opened the winery that day for us since it was the only day that worked. Would absolutely recommend!

Mr. Bowman is a real American and I was pleased as punch to be hosted by him to hear his story and…read moredrink his wine. I liked his sweet fruity wines and I liked him. It was a good Sunday afternoon.

My sister and I took my mom and 4 of her friends to Butterducks for Mother's Day. I reserved a…read moretable in advance and when we arrived everything was set up and ready to go. The staff is always so attentive no matter how busy they are and they were quite busy on this day. Even though there were people standing around for tables, we never felt rushed and spent over two hours, talking, reminiscing and drinking wine. It is nice that they have covered areas for you to sit and partake- even though it was raining that day we never got wet. I love that they let you bring your own food. I brought a charcuterie board and my sister did a fruit tray. They also have charcuterie boards that you can purchase if you would like. There was also a food truck there for anyone who wanted to dine. I have been going to Butterducks for years and every time I have a great experience. We love you, Butterducks!

I was in Savannah for a wedding, but I made time to find this Winery. It was amazing, it was…read moreraining but sitting on their patio and sipping wine absolutely amazing. The employees/owners were patient, informative and I walked away pleased. I was hoping to bring some wine home but I had an early flight and the store in the airport that carries their wine was closed. But next time on the drive thru will definitely make this a stop. Highly recommend. (8/2026)

Came here for the first time yesterday and will definitely come back! You do need a reservation…read morewhich we tried to call multiple times before coming in but got no answer so just came and thankfully they took us but be aware you do need a reservation. The wine tasting was very nice. They give you a good amount of wine to try and it was very delicious. My critic would be that during the tasting they should give you crackers or nuts to flush your palette during the wine tasting. Besides that the tasting was nice. I got the grilled cheese which was half a grilled cheese but it was delicious. I did order a Cesar salad and they gave me an antipasta salad which I was not a fan of. Would come back

We stopped by on vacation for the tasting. It was a combination wine lesson and show with some…read morereally good wine. They have a little dining room upstairs which has small plate entrees. Key point-reservations are required.

Some friends and I visited Island Winery in Hilton Head for the first time today, and we absolutely…read moreloved it! The staff was incredibly friendly, and the atmosphere was relaxed and laid-back from the moment we arrived. For just $10, we were able to sample six very generous pours of wine--such an amazing deal! Honestly, there wasn't a single wine I didn't enjoy, but the Blueberry wine was definitely my favorite. The seating area was very clean and spacious, with plenty of indoor seating as well as outdoor options. While the winery doesn't offer food, you're welcome to bring your own snacks or charcuterie board, which worked out perfectly for our group. We had a wonderful time and will definitely be returning to sample more wine again. Highly recommend stopping by if you're in the area!

I cannot believe I did not know this place existed on the island! For a very reasonable price of…read more$10 you can sip 6 different wines of your choice. They even allow you to sit or walk around and play a few games on their porch while sipping. The staff is all friendly and knowledgeable too. A few days a week they also have live music which is a very nice addition. So glad this place is on the island... and apparently has been since 2005!

I've been coming to Hilton Head Island for over a decade now and there was one thing I'd always…read morewanted to do but never found the time: Take a ferry ride over to Daufuskie Island to explore with my family. We chose The Daufuskie Difference because their winter special ferry rates were cheaper than any other tour company. ~ THE SCENE First off, if you've never been to Hilton Head Island, you're missing a beautiful place to bring your family for a quiet and relaxing beach getaway vacation. I've never been on the island in the summer, so I don't know how much the atmosphere changes with the summer beach-goer crowds. But Fall and Winter are our favorite times to go because we practically have the island to ourselves. Many times it's not warm enough to go out into the water, but still warm enough to ride bikes on the beach without a coat. We've come to Hilton Head Island so many times that it feels as if we've done all there is to do and were looking for a new experience. Daufuskie Island was our last unexplored frontier in the area, and although it was a particularly brisk day, we booked a ferry ride anyway. ~ THE EXPERIENCE I called just one day prior to our visit and reserved our ferry seats and golf cart rental. The launching dock was conveniently located less than 5 minutes from our bungalow. Parking was plentiful & getting on the ferry was simple. Just walk up to the tiny little outpost building, give them your reservation name, pay your fees (if you didn't already do so over the phone) and walk their super long boardwalk out to the ferry dock. We were chartered on their alternate boat because the main ferry, the Delta Lady, was being serviced. According to the check-in office, the Delta Lady had recently been used by Disney to film the LIVE ACTION version of Lady & the Tramp, coming to theaters later this year (2019). Its radar equipment was removed for filming to keep an authentic look to the period of the movie. One of the ferry's crew members served as an extra in the movie... so we took a picture with him. The 50-minute ferry ride was smooth and uneventful. The crew pointed out a few interesting facts along the way, which was delightful and welcoming to someone like me who enjoys little informational tidbits when in a new environment. Once we docked, the golf cart rental office/store was not far away. [ KNOW BEFORE YOU GO ] Golf cart rentals are for self-guided tours. Find an online map of Daufuskie Island streets and print it BEFORE you arrive. The map they give you at the rental office is trash!!! Many of the intersections on the map don't match the street names on the actual street signs. It was EXTREMELY confusing to use. Also, it doesn't seem to be drawn to scale because some distances were longer and some shorter than they appeared to be on the map. SIDE NOTE: I'm an excellent map reader. The allure of the island has always been that it remains natural. I was surprised to see actual vehicles on the island since I was told no cars are allowed. The homes we saw, for the most part, were modest shacks. However, there is a section of the island named Haig Point with million dollar homes that we were not allowed to explore. The map IS useful for pointing you in the general direction of all the island's places of interest. Of the 15 points of interest, the most interesting were: * BEACH NATURE WALK where over a mile of beach was completely ours to explore with very few visible humans in sight! (temps were in the upper 40's). * BLOODY POINT LIGHTHOUSE MUSEUM also sits near Silver Dew Winery. Be forewarned the lighthouse isn't really your typical lighthouse. The name is derived from bloody Indian battles fought here. * COMMUNITY FARM where little ones can play with farm animals * OLD DAUFUSKIE CRAB CO. where the staff allowed us to wait inside since it was so cold outside. They even provided us all with sodas on the house! * LUCY BELL'S CAFE where we ate a wonderful meal! (review coming soon) TIP - Other tour companies use the public dock, which is much closer to points of interest. ~ FINAL THOUGHTS I do wish we'd had more time to explore the cemeteries (some with graves dating back to the 1700's) and Haig Point Lighthouse, which is no longer operational. The map confusion and the slow speed of the golf carts caused us to fear making it back on time for the ferry. So we ceded about 45 minutes of our time since not much is very close to the marina. Still, we enjoyed the visit and suspect we would have REALLY loved it had the day been warmer. I recommend taking one of the offered tours to get the full experience of the island. No tours were available during our visit since it was Christmas week, but I hope to return someday to experience Sallie Ann's Native Gullah Tour. She's been featured on The Food Network, Bizarre Food with Andrew Zimmern and in National Geographic & Southern Living magazine. Enjoy! 2019/1

Different. If you don't mind a slow golf cart ride on a dirt road to hardly nowhere, if you find…read moresome places open on the brochure, relax and enjoy the sights. Do stop at the winery, get a bottle of wine, drink and then enjoy. I would wait till afterwards to enjoy the crab cake and Sheet Metal drink.

SIX wine tastings for $3?! THREE American dollars, USD. Man, The Georgia Tasting Room better be…read moreglad they aren't in ATL, I'd be there everyday lol. Strolling down Julian street (best street in the world because they named it after my son, obviously), my partner saw the wine tastings and immediately directed me that way, knowing I love wine lol. When we stepped inside, it was so much bigger than I expected. There were a bunch of daiquiri machines spinning, hundreds of wine bottles on display and happy people drinking. Heavenly. I made my way to the tasting counter and had the chance to do my tastings under the guidance of Noah. There were so many options to choose from, Noah was so helpful helping me find my choices and explaining the notes. He was one of the best parts of the experience, I was really impressed with his knowledge of the wine and his fantastic customer service. I decided to try the jalapeño wine, the Tybee island pearadise pine, velvet reserve, white Pinot noir, and the prohibition pomegranate. The pearadise pine and white pinot noir were both so light and lovely, perfect beach wines. The jalapeño wine was surprisingly fantastic. Noah said that many people were pleasantly surprised with it and I joined that number. It was sweet and smoky, not overwhelming at all. The prohibition pomegranate was my least favorite unfortunately. It was tooooo sweet but I'm one who prefers a dryer wine and Noah did give me a heads up that it was pretty sweet. I couldn't finish it. BUT. BUT. That Velvet Reserve? Babyyyy. My bff Noah said it was his favorite and a favorite of many, bold and high alcohol content. Let me tell you, he didn't lie one bit. It was so bold, rich in flavors, phew. I immediately asked him to grab a bottle for me. Such a great experience trying some local wines, so happy to head back to ATL with a new fave vino!

Saw this wine tasting sign and had to go try it out. It's in vicinity of city market and the wines…read morerange from dry to sweet. I'm a sweet to semi sweet fan so I did my tasting and ended up with few bottles to take home! Servers are kind and helpful and walks are covered with signs and specials and different things. They also offer walkable slushies! On hot day they hit the spot! Just a small spot not really anywhere to sit it's more of try and get to sip on while you walk kinda spot !