Charcuterie is all I need to be convinced to stop by a place. Give me cheese and crackers on a…read moreplate and I'm sold. But I'm so glad I stopped to sample everything that Captain's Walk had to offer. The staff was super generous and friendly. I'm a big fruity/desert wine person, and not a traditional wine enthusiast. That being said: their white moscato was incredible. Also got to enjoy some cherry cider from door county, which was some of the best I've had. Their Crostinis and Charcuterie paired so nicely with all of it as well. Absolute perfect vibes for a summer evening. We stopped here since our hotel was across the street, and it turned into one of my favorite spots in the city. I'd definitely recommend stopping by one evening.

Enjoyed our visit at the Captains walk Winery on a cold winter afternoon. It's a cool old house…read moreplace and the staff is nice. But seemed a little disorganized as there is new ownership. We tried a few different wines and ended up going with the 2017 Cab. It was decent. The prices were a bit steep for the quality of product. Worth stopping by.

What a fun cruise! My girlfriends and I went on the sunset cruise. Make sure you get there early to…read moreget the top front of the boat. There are only 6 forward seats. It was nice to have servers so you don't have to lose your seat! They have a drink menu. Don't get the Moscato.. it was yucky. This isn't a navigated tour. You just cruise and talk amongst yourselves. They do have different themed cruises. Take a peek at their website, it's light- hearted and will make you laugh.

What a wonderful way to spend a couple of hours on the fox river. We took the wine and whisky…read moreWednesday trip. One free drink is included in the price of the trip which was very reasonable. The boat is a double decker with and open topside and enclosed lower section if you have a cooler or rainy day. They have a variety of tours that are also family oriented. Great date idea!

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

Have to give the nice folks at Ledgestone some love for the improvements they've made to the…read morekitchen. Went there even though the concert was cancelled and had a blast. It was like they were trying to make up for the concert by playing awesome tunes. Dead tune every other song. Orders off the menu and it was outstanding!!!

Our premium wine trolley tour with Door County Kevin was easily one of the most enjoyable parts of…read moreour trip He knows exactly how to put on a fun and unforgettable tour - great jams the whole ride, the entire trolley singing along, and such an upbeat energy from start to finish. Everyone was having the BEST time and it made for such a memorable experience in Door County. Could not recommend this tour enough! Pro tip: bring your own water for the ride

I did the 6PM ghost tour on a Thursday evening with a friend. Asher was our tour guide and he was…read morehands-down amazing! I've been on the door county trolley about 10 times or so but this was my first ghost tour and first time meeting Asher. Asher was passionate about the tour and the facts, he was animated, he was funny and kind, and I appreciated how he explained the safety rules for the trolley. I had spooky fun the entire tour and found it really interesting. I would definitely do this again!

A must stop if you take the lake side up to Door County. Algoma is a beautiful town and Von Stiehl…read morewine tasting is a must! If you can grab a spot at the bar, the service is great and the wine pourers are knowledgeable and friendly :)

Take the tour! It's $5 per person, and it's a great way to spend five dollars. You'll visit the…read morebottling area, see how they store the wines, and maybe even hear a creepy ghost story or two. (Apparently, there are ghosts at Von Stiehl, which makes sense because if I were a ghost, I would post up at a winery, too.) Tours happen May through October. Afterward, stop into the main building for some wine tasting, which is also decently priced. I didn't used to think I was a fan of Midwestern wine, but I love the wine at Von Stiehl. I tasted a Cabernet, a Rose, a cherry liqueur and a few others, and I loved all of them. They also make ciders. I had the pleasure of tasting the Von Stiehl hard cherry and hard apple ciders at different restaurants around the Green Bay area. Amazing! They come in a bottle like wine, so they are super shareable. This place looks like a house and feels like a home inside. There are a few places to sit and enjoy your wine, as well as a big bar where the wine tasting takes place. Or you can take your wine outside to their outdoor seating when the weather is nice. This is a great place to visit if you're in the Algoma/Green Bay area and love wine and hard cider.

The gentleman here was so nice. Wine was really good. Try it again. Like the sweet ones and the…read morered Zin.

Craig was very personable and really went the extra mile for us. My dad is handicapped and we…read moreweren't sure if his motorized scooter would fit through the doorway. Craig came outside and inspected, then returned with a tape measurer and measured the scooter for us. Fortunately it ended up fitting and we were treated to delicious wine by a knowledgeable host. It is crazy to me he runs the whole operation by himself and still manages such outstanding customer service and produces tasty and various wines. This will definitely be a repeat stop for us every time we're in Green Bay! I would highly recommend Mona Rosa Winery to everyone.

I'm glad I found this little spot on Google when looking for a place to stop and rest while we…read moredrove to the Green Bay/Manitowoc area. I was mainly looking for an apple orchard but I won't turn down a winery/cidery/meadery option as well. This place isn't very big but they really pack in a lot of product in such a small footprint. Cheese, apples, honey, soap, syrup, etc. A great place to do some holiday shopping for the foodie in your family. Daily tastings are offered for only $6 for 5 samples and you pick from grape wine, fruit wine, cider and mead all produced onsite. We enjoyed all of the samplings we tried and ended up buying a few bottles of wine and mead to take back home with us. Prices are very reasonable and comparable, especially with their products being made with local, fresh ingredients. But back to the main reason why I had come to this place, apples. I was on the lookout for one of my favorite heirloom apples (Jonathans) while in Wisconsin and with Hammen's offering 250 varieties of apple varieties, I was sure to have luck on finding them. And I did! It was fun to walk the aisles of fresh apples and see what other unique varieties teased my interest. And at an affordable price point (I think it was only a couple dollars per pound), it was really easy to be adventurous and try out a few new to me types. I'm dropping a pin on the map - this place will definitely be a fresh apple pickup destination for me and the family seasonally. Well worth the road trip!

I love this quaint little place. Wonderful wine and very reasonably priced. The owner was very…read morehospitable. Please support!

We went here the afternoon before the blizzard. Had no expectations, but absolutely loved this…read moreplace. Loved the down home vibe and the people. Service staff were amazing, and we bought a couple of bottles. I've already guzzled mine and planning my trip to stock up!

We went to Duck Creek initially for the wine but after arriving there and seeing they had a large…read moreline of home made distillery items we changed our focus to these spirits. This business makes there own Beer, wine and alcohol products where the diversity of what they make is kind of amazing considering the footprint/size of their facility. Relative to the tastings, these are free of charge where customers are encouraged to tip instead to show their appreciation for what they have been served. Duriing our trip here we tasted numerous spirits to include their house made gin, rum, vodka, Brandy, Bourbon and various flavored moonshines. I thought the liquors with the exception of the Moonshines were just OK but the moonshines were surprisingly quite good. These 60 proof drinks come across like a liquor based on the alcohol by volume content with a similar creamy texture. The flavor profiles are quite unique to anything I have ever tasted before where their flavors include Grandma's Apple Pie, Salted Caramel, Orange Slice and Lemon Drop shine to name just some of them. Every Moonshine bottle we tasted was so tasty where I was really enamored with all of them and at the end of the day ended up buying the Lemon Drop and salted Caramel although it was hard to stop at just these two. Relative to the facility it has a non descript outer view where the inside comes across more of a typical bar venue more so than a winery/distillery which is a bit deceiving in my mind considering how much product they make here. No stacked wine barrels or a sneak peak of the Distillery or Barrel rooms to reinforce what this business is and add the cute ambiance you get at many of the wineries I visit. Relative to Staff, They were exceptionally friendly and good on the repours for our free tasting which definately added a lot to our tasting event. Overall a very pleasant time was had by our group where I see myself returning again in the future and sampling their other ware's and probably buying more moonshine!

Love Summer Concerts and there Wine and see old friends ! Sunny days are the best ! They also have…read morefood trucks!!

Jake and the staff is wonderful! The wine...DELICIOUS! We went with a bachelorette party of 13 and…read morethey were so wonderful! Eberyone had a great time. would highly recommend!!!