Such an amazing place!! The owner spent time explaining the wines and helped us step out of our…read more"comfort" zone to try new things. Phenomenal wine and great environment.

My BFF and I stopped in here on Veteran's Day and had the most bizarre experience. We walked past a…read moreman at the pizza counter and back into the winery and were never greeted or explained how the set up works, so we went back to stand around the wine bar for 5-6 minutes with no staff ever appearing. The room was empty besides 5 or so senior ladies who had no wine anywhere to be seen, so we weren't sure what was going on. We walked back to the pizza counter and the man we walked by when we first came in was nowhere to be seen, but another man had just walked in. He asked if we had been helped and we said no, we were trying to go to the winery. He told us to just head over there and he'd be right there. We go back into the winery and he comes behind the counter and kinda just stares at us and then we ask if they do tastings and he said "yes" and just stares again. We had thought he would elaborate, but he did not, so we asked how the tastings work, how many do you get to taste, etc. He says "I don't know, like 3 or 4." He does not offer up any suggestions or tasting notes, no background on the winery, etc. We each picked 3 wines to try and then asked to buy a bottle. All of the wines were actually really good and we settled on the Catawba to sip while we read next to each other. After about 10 minutes, the senior ladies all leave and the man who helped us went to go sit in the dining area of the pizza side to watch tv. It was just a weird atmosphere and no one was very friendly. The longer we were there, the more staff we kept hearing and seeing on the pizza side, but there was never any customers coming in until around the time we finally left. Since I did enjoy the wines, I would be inclined to pick up some bottles if I ever came across them. However, I wouldn't come back into the winery for them.

Engine house 25 wines continue to excel in great tasting wines amid the pandemic. Although the…read morephysical tasting gathering are on hold they are now doing them virtually. Engine house 25 is an old fire station that is also home to the Clemente museum. Wines can be ordered online for either store pickup or shipped to your home. I needed a basic Riesling wine for an event. I placed my order online and parked in their lot nearby to pick it up. You need to ring the buzzer at the entrance of the Clemente museum in during operating hours in order to pick it up. The man who greeted me found my order and while waiting for it got a fast glimpse of this wonderful museum dedicated to a Pittsburgh Pirate legend. All the wines are corked and labeled with their trademark or depending upon brand with the number or image of Roberto Clemente. I took my wine home, refrigerated it and once I uncorked it was able to sample some of its sweet goodness. The wine had a fruity taste to it and was indeed worth savoring. I'm grateful for the opportunity to purchase quality wine with good service and dedication to both an historic landmark and a notable Pirate player. Located on the cusp of Lawrenceville on Penn Ave, they have their own parking lot.

This place is very nice. It took us forever to finally visit this winery. I will say the prices are…read moremuch higher than most wineries in the area. Most wines cost between 13-22 around this area. These wines were 35 - 60 per bottle. However all of the reds/whites were amazing. Pinor Noir was my favorite. I recommend if you're looking for a setting that is quiet, good wine, and relaxing it's here. I liked this place. The staff was very friendly. They provided us a sample of the sparkling wine after tasting was finished.

Great place Only one word Do not order pizza from Davide Pizza They will not deliver to this place…read moreDo not seem to know it exists.

Great venue for shows with great sound and lighting with a variety of different style tables to sit…read moreat !

Good as always. The zucchini blossoms were great... little lackluster for the price, but still…read moregood. Veal tortellini sounded great, so that's what I went with. Although the dish as a whole was good, I felt as if the creamy sauce greatly out powered any veal flavor that was going on. Felt like if the tortellini was filled with ricotta, it would have tasted exactly the same. Overall, great meal as always. Wine is great. Food and vibes are immaculate. Just feel like the veal tortellini isn't worth it.

Came on the recommendation of hubby's coworker. Nice drive through the countryside from downtown…read morePittsburgh. Beautiful property. Started with a wine tasting. Thanks to Debbie, for assisting us through their wines. We left with a case of dry reds. They have outside dining, inside dining, beer garden, and a wine shop. Don't forget to try their wine slushy! Today's inside flavor slushy was black raspberry. The beer garden was supposed to have a peach slushy but the rain storm came.

Service was great, staff is very friendly, and food is impeccable! The wine slushies are my…read morefavorite! My daughters took me there for Mother's Day! It was beyond perfect!!

Had an amazing time attending brunch. I had no idea this place existed so I encourage them to…read moreadvertise more. The food, service, atmosphere and wine are great. I had a wine flight and a wine slushy. The steak and egg brunch plate was delicious. They have great outdoor seating areas no matter the size of your party. Indoor seats were equally accommodating and the Cave atmosphere was a vibe. I highly recommend checking them out. I'll be back to try more wine, menu items and outdoor seating.

We were in Zelienople for a musical and stumbled upon this newly opened winery. Apparently, there…read morewas a winery here in the past, but this one just opened up. We were warmly greeted by Todd and Gina, the owners, who couldn't have been friendlier. Todd told us all about their wines, including the awards they've won, especially in California, and generously offered us the chance to try any of the wines at no cost. We started with the Gruner Veltliner, a bright, citrusy, and crisp wine. It was extremely dry compared to other Gruners we've had, which are usually more fruit-forward, but it was still quite enjoyable. Next, we tried the Riesling, which was also very good. My wife moved over to the semi-sweet side and tried the Traminette, which I eventually sampled after trying all the dry wines. We both really liked it. I then tried the Cabernet Franc, which was a medium-bodied wine with notes of raspberry, blueberry, and a light mocha oakiness--delicious! The Chambourcin was also quite good, without the typical bite or tartness. Lastly, the Flagship Red, a classic Bordeaux-style dry red, had a pleasant hint of pepper and was definitely a standout. Todd shared that they exclusively offer wines from Stony Run Vineyards in Breinigsville, PA, which has a wide selection. They're also planning to offer Old Fashioneds soon, as their winery includes a distillery, and they'll be featuring a "drink of the week" as well. What really sets this place apart, though, is Todd and Gina themselves. They're genuinely kind people who are dedicated to the community, and it was heartwarming to learn that they both served in the US Military--Todd in the Navy and Gina in the Air Force. We're already looking forward to our next visit when we're in the area again. Don't forget to thank them for their service when you stop by!

Very nice place and excellent wines. I live in Sonoma CA and I was visiting my parents (grew up in…read moreButler) and I've always had challenges finding good dry wines in the area as most of it is sweet. Took my dad and we had a nice time and bought a couple of bottles. They also have live music events

I'm a touch belated in my review, but I'd be remiss to skip over it entirely. I had such a…read morewonderful visit to Refucilo before a friend's wedding this past fall. On a whim, I decided to walk back to the hotel from some sights in the Mexican War Streets neighborhood. As I passed by this boisterous street, I looked up, saw the wine bar, paused, and walked in without a second thought. I easily grabbed a seat at the bar and the folks working were so nice and friendly! I was there solo and they didn't treat me any differently than larger groups, which I so appreciated. I tried the rose and loved it so much that I bought a bottle to go. Brought it back home and indulged! If I'm ever in Pittsburgh again (which I will be), I know I'll be stopping back here.

This cute little winery has great red wines and good food! Get the empanadas! The service is great…read moreand they are friendly and attentive. Stop here after hanging on the north side.

This place was beautiful, set in an old mansion with a bit of farmhouse meets antique feels. The…read morestaff was super courteous, and when I wanted to do a flight to sample what they thought was the best, they walked me through the choices and why they recommended them. I've decided I want to go back until I get through each wine so I see more flights in my future. They do have some boards as finger foods but you are welcome to bring out of house food too. We did the classic, nacho, and caprese boards to share. 10/10 recommend for a relaxing night to catch up. Will have to check back for the live music nights -- Friday and Saturday.

I've gone to this winery a couple times and have had a nice experience…read more The summertime outdoor music was an enjoyable and relaxing way to spend a weekend afternoon. The paint on the old building might be peeling so just be careful what you touch. Whether you choose to go for a bottle of wine or a can of seltzer, they have enough different tastes to suit most connoisseurs.

I love the Tipsy Farmer. Not only do they have a lengthy lists of wine and sangria, their house…read moremade beer is delicious too! The Shiraz is my favorite wine and the Lite beer is delicious!

We love this place! Good wine. Great atmosphere. Wonderful people who own and run it!read more

I've been wanting to try this place for ages and finally got a chance to recently…read more First, they have a giant parking lot. Maybe not that big a deal, but a lot of the Pour Tour locations don't have their own parking so this' is a big plus. I love the atmosphere inside. Rustic, but with some modern flair. A bit dark, but also light enough to see what you need to see. There are a variety of seating options including standard tables, high tops and seating at the bar. I chose to sit at the bar since I was there on my own. My server was extremely friendly and knowledgeable. She shared information about the winery and some of the most popular wine and food items. After sampling several, I settled on a glass of the playhouse red blend and one of their specials - a grilled cheese and tomato bisque. The soup was creamy and delicious and the grilled cheese comfort food perfection. Food came out fairly quickly and my server was attentive to my needs without being pushy. I really enjoyed my experience here and will definitely be back, hopefully for one of their events or maybe a visit in their fun looking igloos.

I went here for a Pilates event. The Pilates class was great, but this place had the rudest staff!…read moreMy friends and I tried to order food and wine (crazy, I know!) and we were met with rudeness and staff that acted like it was their first day. They also chased us out before my friend even got her food! They had double booked the space and also would not let us inside. Again when she asked to have it to go, they rolled their eyes and acted so put out. I won't be going here again!