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!

There's no place quite like it. Everything from the energy of the space and staff, to the…read morethoughtful methods they use to harvest, to the incredible wines and local food is unmatched. Makes you forget you're on Earth! I visited Fable when I was in Vermont and I've been dreaming about the day I can be back for another glass

From the owner: Fable Farm Fermentory is a farm-based winery crafting wild fermented ciders, wines, vinegars, and…read moreother farm made non-alcoholic beverages. Fable is part of a family of organizations dedicated to sustainable land management, rural development, and fostering community. The farm hosts Thursday evening events with live music and farm-fresh food. The farm also welcomes visitors into its tasting room on Saturdays. The idyllic setting also provides a magical backdrop for weddings and private events all year round!

What a great place to sip on some wine and eat some cheese while relaxing and staring at the lush…read moreview in front of you. A gem of a place in the heart of Vermont. The views are amazing and the people are really nice. We had a lovely afternoon at Lucky Bugger. We enjoyed their wines and took some to go with us. Highly recommend and will definitely go back when in the area.

Absolutely beautiful winery. Fabulous hosts and the wine was great!! My husband and I had a great…read moretime and are looking forward to returning!

Absolutely loved it here this afternoon. Wonderful wine, and it's so great to actually discuss them…read morewith the winemaker. Beautiful space, it's so peaceful and relaxing. We will be so glad to visit again.

This is now my favorite wine I have had. Highly recommend. Can't wait to get more and try different…read morekinds.

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.

I live just 10 miles north of Coffin Cellars and have visited them two times this year...once by…read moremyself and then I dragged my wife there. She is NOT a drinker, never mind a wine consumer. But every once in a while I can get her tipsy!! Anyhow, I just knew she love this cozy winery that specializes in artisan table wines. As this classification of wines can have serious fruity overtones, my wife loves them. Excuse me while I reach for a glass of 'Rasberry" !! The Elderberry wine is made from HAND-PICKED FRUIT !! This speaks volumes of how much care they put into their product, and the results speak for themselves. Being the only drinker in my house, unfortunately I have to consume the whole bottle myself usually. But the upside is, I get to consume the whole bottle myself usually... The only complaint about Coffin Cellars is the price...it's simply too low. I hope they get brave enough to charge more for their product so that they can stay in business and keep my supply coming !!! Thanks, Peter from Salisbury

What started as a request to use the restroom and hopes for a bit of sustenance, turned into a…read morewonderful chat and mini-tasting with some friendly folks. On the drive back from Montpelier to Portland, following the pilgrimage made by many a New Englander to witness solar eclipse totality, I had to get off the road, out of traffic, and find a restroom stat. It was divine intervention that made me pull off that specific exit. It seemed dead amongst the nearby businesses in that little enclave, but a hint of human activity pulled me towards Vermont Spirits. After my coy request and use of the restroom (what a relief!), I stood at the bar and asked about their line of products. Barkeep Meg was nice enough to allow me to sample some of their offerings, including the super secret juice! Also really appreciated being able to talk with the chief, Randy, and exchange eclipse experiences. Really friendly folks, and it truly kept my sanity in check. Thanks for the conversation and allowing this wayward traveller use of your restroom. My bladder thanks you! I've already cooked up a couple cocktails with the No. 14. Delicious stuff!

Such a great tasting experience. We had Amanda (I believe that was her name) and she was so…read moreknowledgeable and friendly! It was our first time going and I will definitely be a returning customer when I am back in the area. All of their spirits are worth the trip! My sister had their vodka and said it was amazing. I had their gins and bourbons and my god so good. If I could give 10 stars I would. We all left with purchases. Definitely not a place to skip it's a must visit.

We had a great visit at Lincoln Peak vineyard and winery. The owner was quite hospitable as well…read moreas knowledgeable of his wines.

LOVED the little area and wine tasting. Claire was absolutely amazing, fun to talk to, and knew…read moreexactly which wine my non wine drinking husband would like. Left with bottles of wine and signing up for their wine subscription. Seriously, it's a little out of the way but 100% worth the time for a LOT of Vermont hospitality. :)

Whaleback is like a Bed & Breakfast style experience. Situated in an older, but attractive…read morefarmhouse, Whaleback offers an experience, based around comfortably sitting on the porch and enjoying a friendly conversation. The owners, who are multi generational farmers work the land, share story behind how their wines came to be and some of what you can expect to taste. It's unpretentious, and feels like you're visiting a family, friend or cousin. Their tastings allow you to try whatever your palate is drawn to, or you can sample all of their offerings. Feel free to bring your own food including cheese and crackers, or sweet confections to pair with the wines. Our three favorites were the maple wine, the St. Croix, and the ruby red. The apple and peach wines are also very unique and flavorful. The winery specializes in cold-weather varietals, and whether you are a fan of sweet or dry wines you will likely find something that hits the spot.

Stopped by Whaleback vineyard driving home from Burlington VT to NYC and so happy we did! Off the…read morebeaten path, you will do your wine tasting with Amy in their beautiful old home. We tried about 8 different wines varying in flavors (peach, honey, apple, sweet and dry red) and they're all made by the lovely couple who run the vineyard. Truly felt like "eating/drinking locally". They have a beautiful front porch overlooking their vineyard and barn. The best part was Mark and Pepper, their cat and dog who hung out with us while tasting! Thank you Amy!

Beautiful location off the beaten path off of a dirt road. You come up into the driveway where you…read morepark on the grass. Tasting room located in the cellar of the house. Beautiful views with outdoor seating in back overlooking the vines. No food but you could pack your own picnic. Tasting comes with a wine glass with their logo. Wines were delicious.

5 stars all the way baby! This place is absolutely…read morefantastic and I'd come back in a heartbeat. The owner Ted and his son Nick are both personable and super entertaining but also knowledgeable about the wines! They make a red called Vino Cappuccino with coffee beans and my goodness it was to die for. Also the Dreamsicle was a unique orange creamsicle flavored white that was delicious - and I'm not even usually a fan of white wine! The atmosphere was super laid back, and it's dog friendly which is a bonus. The back yard area is gorgeous with comfy couches to sit on overlooking the vineyard. We had a great time and left with a large assortment of bottles :) 10/10, if you're in the area check this place out, you won't be disappointed! - Sean & Allie

A quaint venue with a few wines. The owner and winemaker was a pleasure to meet and learn a bit…read morefrom about wine. They're connected to Foley Brothers Brewery which gets a lot of traffic.

This review is actually for Foley Brother's Brewing which is part of Neshobe River Winery. This…read morewas our third stop on our trip to VT. Three stops. Three breweries. This was going to be a very good trip. Obviously this place is a winery, but they have decided to get into beer too. I think the woman told us that they are still pretty new to brewing, but there is nothing wrong with that. They aren't even on the VT beer map. That just makes coming here that much more enjoyable. It is like you are getting in on the ground floor of a stock that you know will make you a ton of money. The setting here seemed very genteel to me. I think there might have been some doilies. If not, there should have been. They have a tasting. You can do wine, or you can do beer. Or maybe you can do both. We did beer. A few they had to taste were a Ginger Wheat (bought a growler of that), an IPA and a Double IPA. For a pretty new brewery they were all very good.