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    Black Bear Winery

    4.5 (8 reviews)
    Closed 12:00 pm - 5:00 PM

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    Absolutely lousy. Don't waste your time going. Wine was terrible and they live off a dirt road.

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    This place is amazing! Wonderful wine, owners and experience. A must stop on your trip through NH. 10/10!

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    Putney Mountain Winery - Simply Blueberry.           Copied from their Facebook page.

    Putney Mountain Winery

    5.0(2 reviews)
    38.1 mi

    This tasting room is located inside the Cabot Creamery store. It costs $3 for a full taste and is…read morewaived upon a bottle purchase. Think of this not as a winery as you would in the California style. It's a liqueur tasting that enhances the finer agriculture of Vermont. Ginger liqueur is wonderful- sweet with strong flavors and I already knew it would make wonderful mixed drinks. The chocolate liqueur was delicious as was the apple maple wine. All sweet so go with the perspective of how to enrich a wine based cocktail or a champagne cocktail. If you're a dessert wine lover it's definitely for you. We ended up buying ginger and apple maple. Go try out the tasting and decide for yourself!

    I went to the Putney Mountain Winery with a bunch of friends on our trip to Vermont. It absolutely…read moreexceeded expectations with their affordable $5 tasting of not only their wine but also their liqueurs. Kim walked us through each sip and went further in recommending a stellar restaurant in nearby Brattleboro. Kim was so friendly and kind to all five of us, even though she was in the midst of a tasting with another group. This didn't effect the attention she showed us in the slightest. We will be ordering their cranberry wine two months from due to how lovely the experience and the taste was. If you're in the area and would like a variety of dry to sweet fruit wines and liqueurs, please stop by and tell Kim hello for us!

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    Putney Mountain Winery - Bottling process.         Copied from their Facebook page.

    Bottling process. Copied from their Facebook page.

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    Gilmanton Winery & Vineyard

    Gilmanton Winery & Vineyard

    4.6(38 reviews)
    14.3 mi
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    We had the most wonderful Easter Brunch at Gilmanton Winery and Restaurant! Everything from start…read moreto finish was absolutely perfect. The food was delicious beautifully prepared, fresh, and full of flavor and the menu offered a great variety that made it hard to choose just one thing. The atmosphere is exactly what you hope for in a New Hampshire winery quaint, cozy, and incredibly inviting. It felt both special and relaxed, making it the perfect setting for a holiday brunch. The staff was welcoming and attentive, adding to the overall experience without ever feeling rushed. You can really tell they take pride in what they do. We'll definitely be back highly recommend for anyone looking for a charming spot with amazing food and a warm, welcoming vibe!

    The food was... not great. Not terrible either. Technically edible, which I suppose is still the…read morebaseline humanity has agreed upon for restaurants. But probably one of my least favorite meals I've had in a while. I started with the crab rangoon nachos, and honestly, those were the highlight. Definitely different than I expected, but surprisingly good. For my entrée, I got steak, fries, and Asian slaw. The steak itself was tender, and fries are pretty hard to ruin unless you actively resent potatoes, but the overall flavor was just... weird. Not awful, just a mix of spices or seasoning that didn't really work for me. I wouldn't be excited to order it again. Dessert was a Nutella-stuffed cookie pie thing that I split with a friend, and I swear we almost needed an axe to cut into it. Points for durability, I guess. lmao

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    Gilmanton Winery & Vineyard - The view of our tasting room from the dining area.

    The view of our tasting room from the dining area.

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    Gilmanton Winery & Vineyard - Play a game of cribbage next to our warm fireplace in the lounge.

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    Play a game of cribbage next to our warm fireplace in the lounge.

    Coffin Cellars Winery

    Coffin Cellars Winery

    4.8(6 reviews)
    5.6 mi
    $$

    A family owned and operated winery that specializes in fruit wines. Such a simple description…read moredoesn't do justice to the wonderful flavors that come out of their bottles. Bought two cases for my wedding and people were begging to take bottles home with them. It's been months and I still get people asking where to get more wine! They have tastings on Sundays, or you can call and schedule one. The best. Simply, the best.

    Coffin Cellars is an amazing place. As well as a novel venue for non-traditional wines. Coffin…read moreproduces organic berry and fruit wines. And the latest offer is a Jalapeño wine suitable for a mean morning Bloody Mary. The drive is reminiscing of a Currier & Ives and, As a matter of fact, the highway into town (Rte 127) is also called Currier & Ives highway. Grandiose, pre-Revolutionary War homes, meticulously kept, line the highway. Once on the property, we went into the building that houses the wine making apparatus, part of which is now the tasting room. We tried seven different offerings including Elderberry, Blackberry, plum and the Jalapeño. Today, 30 October, will be the opening of their new tasting room, a pre-Civil War building that served as a manufacturing area for Union troop boots during the Civil War. The outside is still historically accurate but the inside is completely rebuilt in a post and beam motif. The place also has its own mascot, a beautiful half Cairns and half Jack Russell dog that is the friendliest dog ever.

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    Coffin Cellars Winery - The new tasting room.

    The new tasting room.

    Coffin Cellars Winery - The new tasting room.

    The new tasting room.

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