Nice little store, prices can be a bit high on some things. Clerk very nice. I would come backread more

Happened to be in the area and stopped by. Very fair pricing. Make sure to ask what they have…read morebehind the counter!

We were privileged to be served by the vineyards manager, Cassia today. Cannot say enough about her…read morecatering to us. Not only did she take the time to make us feel special, she was preparing for a group from UMD. This is a small vineyard with a Big Heart. Ron and Craig are amazing. Ron is a great conversationalist and Craig makes the best cookies ever. Visit Royal Rabbit. You won't be disappointed!!

This is a cute little vineyard that is not really a far drive from Baltimore. A friend of mine had…read morebeen asking me to stop in and check it out for a while and since I had a Sunday off with no other plan I figured it would be a good chance to take the drive out there. They aren't open every day except for Tuesday and Wednesday. If you are thinking about going on a Thursday Friday or Monday be aware those dates are by appointment only. They are also available to host private events. Looks can be deceiving, when I arrived it looked like it was someone's home. Come to find out it actually is the owners of the Vineyard's home and they have a tasting room attached. The parking lot is very small and only able to accommodate a few cars. I recommend car pooling if you can. They have a very nice patioSet up with fire pits and heat lamps that I would be willing to bet would be nice to sip wine and have a conversation. It was a little bit too cold for my taste when I went on a Sunday in November so I chose to go inside. The tasting room is small and due to Covid restrictions they have limited seating. Mask use is mandatory here. The staff are very friendly and knowledgeable about the wines that I have. I don't know too much about wines Oh I opted to have a tasting. For seven dollars I got six samples of wine to choose from. After sampling them all I made a decision to purchase a bottle before I left. Definitely a great experience and I recommend anyone who enjoys wine to make a trip.

Charming country vineyard (with an even cooler name) that has to have some of the best wines in Md!…read moreIt's a little hidden but well worth the journey! Diane, the lovely owner is so gracious and sweet and was able to handle the flow of oenophiles quite effortlessly. They have the main tasting room and also an adjacent room that could accommodate a group tasting. Diane did a great job of giving us a detailed description of each wine and I was actually pleasantly surprised! I'm not a huge fan of Md wine but truly enjoyed the wines here. I purchased a bottle of the Estate Red and they had a wonderful sangria made with their Chambourcin which I also purchased. I love supporting local and especially such a great vineyard such as this one that is also a working farm. I would encourage anyone to venture out to this vineyard--but actually put the address in your gps and not just the name, you will end up at someone's home. I assume this family are use to people ending up at their home-they have a sign that has the address of the vineyard on it--thank you mystery family!

What a awesome winery. It was our last stop on the wine card. I must say we saved the best for…read morelast. My favorite was the Bordeaux and my wife loved the Barbara. What a cute tasting room and attached barn with a burning fireplace. It's a little out of the way but worth the visit. Don't follow Waze unless you type in the address and not the name of the winery. We'll be back.

Friendly staff Nice selection reasonable prices Nice little store that would returnread more

Why is Kelly's review basically the same review given to Gateway Liquors down Rt. 15? Same time…read moreframe, 6 years ago and almost the same word for word. Maybe the same owner???? A smell a rat!

Mothers Day (Saturday) wine tour, visited 3 wineries, this was the first…read more As we know, everyone's palette is different so you may not care for my recommendations, and vice versa. But I enjoyed the Scarlett and the Dragonberry wines. I learned I'm not a fan of moonshine, but I could tolerate the limoncello spirit Of the 3 wineries we visited I believe they had the largest of varieties to sample ($10 for 7wines and $5 for 4spirits) and there were 21wine options and 15 spirits to choose from) The ones I chose were more pleasing than the ones I chose at the other places TWas a rainy day, so we didn't venture outside but there is a deck (partially covered) to enjoy the peace and solitude of the area Two restrooms, plenty of seating, tastings are 1. Chosen by you on a slip of paper, 2. Presented to the pourer, who (during our visit) 3. Calls your name when your samples have been prepared and 4. You go up to get it Unfortunately they were Iill prepared for our group of ~16 ladies. We were there for over an hour and a couple of ladies didn't get their samples until 3-4minutes before we were to leave. I do not recommend ONE pourer of 7-11 drinks each, for 16 people. The math/timing just doesn't work, and we were left mostly talking to each other while we waited 30-45min or more for our samples The idea is to sample and chat at the same time, not gulp to leave in time. Fortunately Harford Brew Tour didn't actually force us to gulp...to meet any departure deadline, so we had time to savor -compare-chat It's not a fancy place, no cushiony seats nor dark oak bar nor sommelier to explain the wines, however: each wine in the list does have the flavor expectations/ingredients. And the pourers draw arrows and numbers on paper plates to help guide you on your choices. Very family-down-home vibe. There was an adjacent room (closed) that would allow for more people, and probably a private party. Our party had to wait for our samples, I felt sorry for the few people who trailed in behind us. There is a basket of small snacks you can purchase along with cheese. But they also allowed (or at least our party) to bring in snacks if your own 3stars , because it took an hour to get samples. But the wines all seemed to be great

This wasn't our first visit to Fiore, but surprisingly this is my first time reviewing…read more We love the Fiore wine & winery. Normally we had the opportunity to stock up on bottles during MD Wine Festival season, but with all the festivals canceled we had to drive out to the winery to re-stock. The winery is gorgeous-they have a beautiful home-villa type building in which you can sit indoors in a nice wide open dining hall type atmosphere with homey furniture, outside on a variety of shaded tables, or out on their patio again with shaded or open table options. They offer tastings of both wine and distilled liquors ($5 for 5 wines or $5 for 4 liquors)-and both selections have a plethora of choices to appeal to anyone's taste buds. Knowing their wines, we just selected a bottle to open, then went to spend time on the patio-relaxing enjoying the day and view. (They allow you to bring dogs and your own food, so it's very easy to make a beautiful picnic day adventure.) We stocked up on a number of favorite wines to-go, my only woe- they don't have a great wine club member perk-just a case club. I definitely recommend a visit!

Sandy was our server in the tasting room and had a lot of great suggestions according to each…read moreindividual's taste. She was very easy to talk to on a casual basis as we sipped our wine and actually made suggestions for the winery nearby. The wines were very good! it was obvious to me that the winemaker took pride in his or her work and the establishment itself. They kept the original name from the people they bought the vineyards from which I thought was very classy. They even dedicated a label with original sheet music from the previous owners. My friend and I split a case of wine to go and will be enjoying some over the holidays while we take a trip back down this lane of memories. If in the York area, I highly recommend this place. Apologies for not taking any pictures. I was just excited about the experience and was living in the moment.

090416 I'm not a wine drinker, my wife is. She loves the…read morestuff. I am but a mere Designated Driver on our...her wine tasting outings. My job is to: 1. hear about how good the wine is, 2. how beautiful the place is, 3. carry any heavy cases of wine she may buy, 4. wait in the car. So based on her carrying-on's, and purchases. I would say the Allegro Fusion: 9 btls Allegro Tango: 2 btls Allegro Funk: 1 btl, and a glass. So, either people will be getting a bottle of wine for Christmas or birthdays, or I will need to google on how to hold an intervention.

We don't get back here often enough... Lovely Saturday music…read moreevent and food truck. Mike & Bryar, along with Jo (violin) and Mike (percussion) put in a heck of performance. Their sound is so clean and crisp! As Mike says, we take requests but don't play them...you won't be disappointed at their range and selections... Great service in the "bar", friendly and helpful as always, and ready with just a taste if you're not certain of your wine choice. Beer and cocktails available too. I don't recall the food truck, need to edit this Review, pit beef and turkey sandwiches were great but the pizza was amazing! Go here! We can't wait to take in our first outdoor event when the fine weather returns in 2026. Cheers!

We just had our 35th class reunion here and this venue was fantastic! The service, the location,…read morethe live music, everything was on point!

I love this place's prices and employees. Every time I restock my home bar (About once a year) I…read morealways make the trip here. They have awesome sales, offer a military discount, and even help me carry everything out to my truck!

This store features a great selection. Plenty of interesting beers - imports, micro-brews, etc…read more Plenty of cheap jugs of wine. Plenty of liquors, liqueurs, etc. On the other end of the spectrum, if you really want to spend $300 on a bottle of cognac, or find a 5L bottle of vintage Bordeaux ... they have that too. For the wine snobs - like me - there's always something interesting to be found, they have a broad selection of all the WS, WE, and WA reviewed stuff you are looking for, plus there's often some older vintage stuff hanging around. A few years ago, I opened a 98 Beaucastel CDP at a dinner party that had been in my cellar for years. It was stunning. The next day I went to Cranberry and found one remaining 1.5L bottle of it - on sale (this was several years post-release). I saw plenty of other historical items there just today, just waiting for a treasure hunter to snag. Check their web site before you go - www.cranberryliquors.com, there is almost always a 20% off coupon for 750ml bottles (and they have a 10/15% mixed/full case discount also). A few years ago, I'd have given them 6 stars, because there were a string of deeply knowledgable wine geeks staffing the store. I could literally walk in with a menu, and walk out with a dozen brilliant matches they they knew I'd like. And I could special order just about anything. There's been turnover, and the current crew is certainly nice ... but just not operating at the same level of knowledge. I have had a few issues trying to order stuff in. Even so, the store is well worth a visit if you know what you are looking for ....