Stop 3 for WI Hundreds of Hops self-guided US Hop Passport Brewery Tour Amazing Brewery Race…read more Anything turtle is an automatic 3 star and can only go up from there, in my book (same for goats)... We scored street parking steps from the door & went in about an hour before close. We opted for 2 versions of the darkest on tap, one of which was BA - both were solid and the service was really good, as was the music and the overall vibe, which I'll credit to the turtle decor and merch ; ) There was no food that I saw, so, eat before or after. There are plenty of options for that nearby. Samples are readily available, too. Try before ya buy.

Great beer and friendly helpful staff. This was a great place to take respite from the sub-zero…read moretemperatures the weekend we were in La Crosse. The porter was wonderful

Awesome place to get your beers, spirits and liquor. When I came in on 8/5/16 around 6pm, was…read moregreeted by an employee who was helping another customer. Went on a quick wandering tour of the store and found the beer. After spending about 5-6mins looking. The employee (I didn't catch her name) came over and asked if I needed help, I asked the question and she quickly answered and showed me! Took even longer to make my final decisions on the beer selection. Great place to go for craft beers made by local breweries!

Has the largest 'Make-a-six pack' in town. Good variety of domestic and imports; and rotates all…read morethe seasonal WI beers through

This was my first time to Two Fathoms Brewing. I learned a lot from the Owner / Brewer. He used to…read morework at Odell and Forager, and is now cranking out some dope beers down south in this small town brewery. Two Fathoms Brewing is an independent craft brewery in Winona, MN, located in a restored 1883 freight station in the historic Driftless region. they offer a rustic taproom experience with some great brews. "Anybody Want a Peanut?": A Porter made with real peanut butter and milk chocolate giving it the depth of flavor with none of the artificial tastes. New Riders of the Pilsner Haze: A New Zealand Pilsner hopped with Nectaron, Nelson Sauvin, and SubZero Hop Kief. The Owl Farm Experiment: An Experimental IPA brewed with Strata, Mosaic, and Galaxy. Tropical fruit smacks you in the face with citrus and peach coming in the next round. The Diesel Fitzgerald: A Dunkel using Midnight Wheat and Dark Munich malts. It is a beautiful Dark Wheat lager that is light in bodied but full in flavor. Crooked Slough: A Barrel Aged Stout aged Eighteen Months in Bourbon Barrels that were still wet with Vermont Maple Syrup. Very maple forward, but not hot or overly sweet. ___

If I lived in Winona, I might be a regular here!! Prime…read morereal estate!! Right on the river. Loved the look inside, very charming and lots of beers to try. I got a flight while the kiddo got a northern soda (grape). We didn't stay long enough, had camping reservations but will definitely be back, hopefully. Staff were very friendly, plenty of parking. They even have a couple pinball machines to keep the kiddos entertained.

Hop Passport Hundreds of Hops Stop 2 for WI…read more What a fantastic set up, spacious & true to original form. They have some fantastic options and id love to try more on my next swing through. The barkeep was happy to share info and samples - we went with 2 heavy hitters & both were great! They are also harvest hosts!

Stopped in @ noon open on Sunday. Being the first & only one at the bar for a bit I had a chance…read moreto chat up the friendly beertender Jenna. She helped me build a flight and gave me two samples of beers that piqued my interest... Spruce-A-Lool and Shitty Lyte Beer. Of the five bees I tasted... all were wonderfully delicious. As I exclaimed about the Spruce-A-Lootel "it's not offensive like I assumed and was pleasantly palatable". The Shitty Lyte beer I expected to taste like a regular domestic... had a little..something to it, I can't describe it, but a little punch. Jenna was attentive and funny my whole visit despite the bar filling up w customers. All the customers were equally as funny as we all talked and joked. Don't skip past Pearl Street and your directions are correct when it reads to take a left in to what looks like an apartment parking lot... you go the short distance past that to Pearl Street. I liked that the brewery really covered your palate with light to hoppy to malty and flavorful. I really enjoyed the Siberian Disco Toasted Stout and Java Lava Coffee Stout. I also enjoyed my Old Fashioned, they have a menu of cocktails as well. I definitely won't be waiting another four years for my third stop in to Pearl Street. Thanks Jenna for an afternoon of delicious beer over laughter and brewery styles and beers, cheers!

Cute little winery in town. We enjoyed many of the wines which were all very unique. We hit there…read moreonly 30 minutes before closing but they were still happy to pour us a tasting.

Cute little spot to enjoy a beer or wine. This place is unique because it's a Brewery & a Winery!…read moreSo you can do some beer & wine tasting in one place. The bartender was very welcoming and place is small but feels Homey. All the beer and wine is made there. I opted for the semi-sweet wine flight: white cranberry cabana (Pinot gris), leisure time lime, pinky sky morning (pink moscato), pomegranate paradise (white Zinfandel). My favorite were the white cranberry & the pink moscato...I took 2 bottles home, one for a friend and another for myself! There's really not much to do around La Crosse and Onalaska so if you're near the area and enjoy some beer and wine, bookmark this place! It's worth making a little pit stop.

Really beautiful tasting area and grounds--we tried the two white wines that they had to offer and…read moreboth were very good, one was dry and the other was a bit sweeter. Brad was really friendly and informative about the wines that they make, and made the experience feel very personal! If you're looking for a beautiful view and good wine, I think this is a great spot.

Nice winery with great views and good wine! My niece and I stumbled across this place and we were…read morewelcomed by the owner who makes great wine!

Pleasant fall drive down from the Twin Cities. Picturesque site. Very friendly staff knowledgeable…read moreabout their wines as they actually make them on site. I prefer sweet red wine and the Bluff Country Red is excellent.

Quick stop here for a tasting. We enjoyed a slushie and a few glasses of wine. Make sure you stop…read moreat the lookout, too.

This review focuses on a product that City Brewery brews for nationwide distribution. It is…read moreRockdale Light Beer. It seems to be primarily sold in Walmart Supercenters. I admit that there is this uptight component of the constitution that makes me the unique person that I am. Whether it be after a hard day of working my backside off, time spent in traffic, or whatever life throws in my path; I prefer to unwind with a bullet beer. In beer parlance a bullet beer is a 24 ounce can or 32 ounce bottle. My bullet beer of choice is Bud Ice and Miller High Life. However, on the days when I shop at a Walmart Supercenter that has run out of my bullet beer of choice there is usually the City Brewery brewed Rockdale Light on their shelf. Following Walmart's mantra of "Save money and Live Better," it currently goes for $1.26 a can. This is the exact price that a 25 ounce Bud Ice cost a few years back. Taste: How does a 24 ounce of light beer taste that costs $1.25 nearly half the price of Miller Light at $2.17? The key word is" light." " Light" beer is the equivalent of diet soda. In my opinion the taste of the City Brewery brewed Rockdale Light is at the halfway point of vomit (as in Earthquake beer or Hurricane) and cream (Corona and Heinekin). It is without a doubt drinkable. I appreciate that it does not have a strong taste. The taste is lemony, in my humble opinion. Influence on the brain: Disparite from strong beer such as Bud Ice or Steel Reserve, Rockdale Light has a very subtle influence on me when I drink it. I feel in control. It doesn't leave me drowsy or slightly buzzed like some of the strong bullet beer does. Again, this is a light beer. However I would not get behind the wheel or write a review under its subtle influence. It is a subtle influence that relaxes me while I visit the cyber world through the computer, listen to a podcast, enjoy music, or other form of enjoyment. It is hard to believe that it has a 4.2 alcohol content. Final words: Rockdale Light is not my beer of choice. However when the Walmart Supercenter runs out of my bullet beer of choice, the 24 ounce Rockdale Light has been the right plan B. At $1.26 price point, Walmart shoppers might need a "plan c" when I buy it out. Buying it out is an exaggeration. Nevertheless, I will buy a couple. It is nice to have a can or two of bullet beer in the fridgein case I run out or had a really rotton day where I could use two bullet size light beers. In conclusion, Rockdale Light is a 3 star light beer that gets the job done.

I work for the brewery as a temp. It is a good place to work with a laid back work enviroment…read more Good people and a very good place to work.