We stopped here on a roadtrip today and had a great time!! If it's your first time, don't be shy…read moreon the route- you can't really see it from the road. We drove by a few times until we just went for it. I tasted wines and my husband tasted beer. I love how they went all in on local grapes and created a varied and sophisticated wine list. I don't always like fruit wines, but the Pink Passion is like Raspberry Sauvignon Blanc. It was amazing. Service was great and we left with a bunch of bottles. We are excited to go back in Summer.

Great experience!! Wonderful place to come and enjoy atmosphere. Reasonable prices and awesome…read moreflights of beer, wine or desserts. Pizza is amazing. Highly recommend this family friendly place. Thank you for being here!!

We had been in a car for roughly FOREVER (or, more accurately, 9.5 hours). We were weary of sitting…read moreand eating road trip junk food. And we had recently discovered that the iPhones in the car would no longer gain a battery charge from the car chargers (f@#king Apple....) We were tired. We were cranky. We were running low on battery and GPS capability. I loudly exclaimed that gol-dangit, I was going to stop at the next winery I saw a sign for! In no time, we saw a sign for Sunset Point Winery. We pulled it up on our GPS, jumped off the highway, and chased that horizon until we pulled up to the winery. It is just up the road from Point Brewery, and we were lucky enough to find some A+ prime parking just outside. Inside, the tasting room is upstairs. You are welcomed by tall, timbered ceilings and an inviting, comfortable atmosphere. We sidled up to the bar for a tasting, while also looking around for some outlets to charge up our phones (we were all running dangerously low on e-battery power!) We only saw two outlets for the three of us, so Dan behind the bar offered to let me charge mine behind the bar. Thank you Dan! On to the tasting! For $5 you get to choose six wines to taste. There are a few that are available in the tasting room only, and you can't get a bottle to go. So be aware, if you end up liking those, the most you can probably get is a glassful in-house. They have a couple dry options, but sweets rule the day here! I really enjoyed the wines I sampled. I prefer sweet, and they have some wonderful fruity and sweet options. I bought a couple bottles to bring back with me, as well as getting a glass of the Red Dwarf to enjoy while we got a few more minutes of phone charge in order to make the rest of our journey for the day! Overall, we greatly enjoyed our visit and were incredibly pleased with the service provided by our wine host, Dan! I would highly recommend anyone who likes wine make a stop here if you are in the area!

I was visiting some family and had some time to check out a winery. Luckily this one was open on…read moreSunday before I had to go home. Plus kids are allowed. Easy to find, they have a big parking lot. Upstairs is the tasting room. Wall full of wine bottles behind the bar. We ordered a wine flight to sample and charcuterie spread. Order at the bar and pay, they will pour the wine and give you the charcuterie spread. Just choose a table to sit. This is more self service. Other side of the room are souvenir and other items for purchase.

So many choices of wine and very informative. It was a last minute stop instead of a planned one…read moreand so glad we did! Staff is lovely and the wines are wonderful! The outside is a beautiful place to relax and inside is vast! Next time we will plan to come when they serve food. And yes, the wine is so good we signed up for the club

Me and my band drove an hour to play there, my grandparents paid us to play there so the owner…read morecould get a taste if they want us to play again. During our sound check we were told to turn the music down once, then the Owner comes out and tells us it needs to be 50% Quieter, our sound man said there's only so much the equipment can do, to which the owner responded "No, you don't need to play here, we're doing you a service having here, you don't need to be here so turn down or don't play" we ended up playing significantly quieter, and the owner left immediately after we started so it didn't matter! We also received no complaints from the manager or customers, we were outside too! He was needlessly disrespectful and dismissive of us, and as an owner who very frequently has live music, that's something you need to develop an understanding for. Wouldn't come here if you're a musician or have to do any kind of work for the stubborn and rude owner.

I adore this place and the grapes and their wine and their staff and the live music there in the…read moresummer, and wine slushies... You heard me wine slushies... And Lynn. Don't sleep on the wine in Wisconsin. People yap all the time about Michigan wine, but I would put Lunch Creek up against anything in the mitten. It's honest, solid and well crafted.

Lunch Creek really impressed me! Friends live nearby and said the owner decided to turn the family…read morefarm into a vineyard, only using grapes grown in WI. There's a small tasting room, and a lovely outdoor space perfect for pleasant days. Everyone has their wine preferences so YMMV. There are roughly 10-12 options and most are on the sweeter side (those are just the grapes that grow here). You can do a tasting of 5 for $10 - a great value. They have a special of 2 glasses of wine, a block of cheese (Sarvecchio!) and a box of crackers for just $22. Outstanding! The staff is super friendly and kind too. Two thumbs up!!

Beautiful property outdoor seating Close to lake Winnebago…read more No kids and no pets allowed which is great as it is serving alcohol and no one like's pet poo on the grounds Prices r reasonable Wine is excellent and well described Food menu is varied and will try next time. The winery is a well appointed building Saturday afternoon live music and burning fireplace made the day!

I've been here a few times and it is always pleasant. Wine and food is good, the food is expensive…read more(very overpriced). The wine was priced nicely. Great atmosphere, they often have live music. They do not allow children, which some love and some don't love. The only problem is there are only two bathroom stalls for A LOT of people. If you are going on a nice day I would advise that you bring lawn chairs, the tables fill up quickly.

We came out on Saturday and had the best service and beautiful grounds. You won't be disappointed!read more

Great service and atmosphere, our waitress was friendly. Food was ok. Potatoes were yumread more

Beautiful vineyard, the grounds are stunning! Wood fire Pizza and craft cocktails were amazing!!…read moreService was excellent. We will definitely be back

Very nice banquet hall and wedding venue. Very scenic outdoor grounds set in a vineyard for…read moreoutdoor wedding ceremonies. Nicely maintained grounds.

I don't want to leave a bad review but FYI this place sells wine only. I've been in the car for 8…read morehours, drove 30 minutes off the high way to pick up something's on my drive up north. Please correctly categorize your shop

Friendly staff. The wine samples are nice for just slow down and talk moment. Left with some…read moregreat wine and a new place to stop again.

This very quaint winery just outside of Kohler,was a gem of a find. The bartender that was there…read morewas fabulous. He was funny and very personable. I ordered the chicken tenders and the person with me ordered the brie platter. Both were amazing. My chicken tenders were some of the best I've ever had. I don't know what they used in the breading, but it was excellent. I tried a tasting of the sweet wines and love the blackberry wine and the peach Chardonnay. They also have outdoor seating. We did sit inside, if you're up in that area definitely go check it out.

The Blind Horse is a lovely property with wine tasting, a restaurant and a new bourbon bar. We…read morestarted the afternoon with wine and Easter chocolate pairing. Both the wine and the chocolates were very nice. We wound up buying a bottle of the Tuscan reserve to take home with some of the chocolates we couldn't finish. After a rest we came back for dinner at the Granary Bourbon bar. We were warmly welcomed. We liked the casual vibe and surprisingly it was not too loud. We started with a flight of old fashioned cocktails. We tried vanilla bean, honeycomb, and our favorite the cinnamon appke. For dinner we both had the Friday perch fry. The perch itself was very good with a nice panko coating. The fries were good too but they could have been warmer. Our server was very attentive and friendly. They were definitely on the game. Can't wait to return!

Great Gatsby vibes!…read more The space: You walk in and feel transported back in to the roaring 20s - will black and gold art deco decor. I just love it! You just want to grab a cocktail at the bar. It's so inviting. The drinks: Yes, it's a wine bar! Grab that wine menu and find something you enjoy. But don't dismiss the cocktail menu - I have been able to have some AMAZING cocktails here. It just might be my favorite cocktail bar in the Green Bay Area. I was able to have a pisco sour - which is incredible hard to find up in these parts. The food. Great apps, shareable and dinner options! Of all the ways to go, highly recommend getting a bunch of shareable versus just getting one thing. Can't wait to get back here!

We paused after dinner at this wine bar and enjoyed sipping a couple of glasses before heading back…read moreto our hotel room. I loved the interior design with the modern garage door window that opened up the whole side wall to the warm summer evening. The plant array on the wall near the bar gave an organic feel to the ambiance. While the initial entrance has limited cozy seating with tables and a long bar, there is actually a back room a well. The bartender was nice and got our drinks out to us right away. The snacks they offered sounded really good, but we were quite full. I was content to enjoy a glass of port, which was excellent. Neat little spot for sheet dinner drinks; I would definitely go again next time I find myself in Green Bay.