Love this place! They do a phenomenal job on the mead, so creative and so generous to talk about…read morethe process. I would get a bottle of everything on the menu, but had to restrict myself haha. Cozy indoors with outdoor tables for the summer, good vibes all around!

We loved this pit stop. Looking for an intimate tasting where there is easy going service? Come…read morehere. It's a nice quick hang if you're feeling down or looking for a quick pit stop. I do feel there should be a bit more viscous mead options to give that traditional syrupy taste but, these options were new and interesting. I enjoyed the berry flavors but wanted a little more from the honey. I bought a little Viking as a keepsake.

I always have great experiences with meaderies and whenever I sit down to write a review for one I…read morealways give it high marks. Moonlight Meadery is no exception to this at all and the mead we had with them was excellent. The mead Steve and I had was the Kurt's Apple Pie. As the name implies it was apple oriented and despite that it didn't taste much like a cider. It was mead all the way which made it all the more fabulous. Strong and boozy this mead was great to sit down, unwind and really get into it's flavor features with.

So glad I stopped in again, Sheldon was very knowledgeable and patient as I asked questions to…read morelearn about the process of making mead. The science of fermenting is just that science. I had a basic knowledge but he was so informative I walked away smiling that my 30 minutia there were well worth the time. I definitely recommend a stop here even if you're only mildly curious. Most meads are available for a small tasting fee of $3 for a one Oz. pour. I purchased three bottles which were priced at $22 - 25 per bottle. For me anytime I am in Southern New Hampshire this is a must stop. Stop in and support this local business you'll be glad you did.

My first experience with tasting mead, I had no idea what to expect. Walking in we were greeted by…read morea great guy with so much knowledge about the company and mead in general. We decided to go for the flight, 4 samples of mead for $10. Lavender lemonade was interesting, light crisp flavor. My favorite flavor was the iced tea mead... refreshing and light. Our group tried a bunch of their flavors. We ended up buying a few bottles to bring home.

Okay. Wow. We…read morewalked by this place when exploring the town and figured why the heck not. We were greeted by the friendliest worker that was clearly passionate about his work. He explained the company in full detail and walked us through the fermentation process. We decided on the guided mead tasting per his recommendation. We liked the dry. But the cranberry, DAMN YALL. Obviously had to buy a bottle to bring home. No complaints on the apple cyser or the lavender lemonade either. Apple cyser tastes like adult apple juice and lavender lemonade is absolutely crisp in the best way, the mint aftertaste is just an added bonus. I'm interviewing this weekend and this just added an extra bonus for moving to Maine. Fingers crossed the interview goes well just so I can come back here.

Had dinner at Over the Moon restaurant this evening, it was delicious. We had dinner, coffee and…read moredessert. My husband also enjoyed a brew. The staff was pleasant and attentive. The dining room is bright and vast. It was an all around great dining experience. After dinner we moved to the tavern side and ordered drinks and listened to the live music. We are looking forward to a daylight visit because we can only imagine the view is spectacular.

We came to the restaurant looking for something exciting and new. We showed up and had to wait for…read more5 minutes for someone to seat us. You might think 5 min...there was only 3 tables with customers. Once seated it was another 10 minutes before our drink order was taken. Drinks , appetizers came out in a timely manner. As fro the main courses a different story. Both my wife and son ordered steak fritz with chimmichuri on top. We waited for over 25 minutes too get an over cooked dry slab of meat. It looked like the steaks were set under heat lamps waiting for the waitress to get the food and deliver. My son could see into the kitchen where the 2 waitresses were discussing something very important with the chef and not getting food out the door. 25 min to get our meals. To top it off there was NO chimmichuri to be found on the beef or on the side. Unfortunately the waitress never checked back so we couldn't have her go to the kitchen and get some. Extremely disappointed!! We actually had to go find our waitress to get our check. I really think 1.5 stars but you can't. Maybe next time we try the bar but reading some of the reviews maybe not. Sad to say....

Good drinks and service, no outside food…read more I have been coming to Nashoba Valley Winery for years now. They have a spectacular variety of wines, liquors and beers to choose from. Their beverage offerings really run the gamut, and are worth stopping in to peruse. I particularly like the fruit wine here, and always make it a point to get a bottle. Their property is very large and has planted vines and fruit trees on the farm. In the store you will find their products, a bar, and a restaurant. They also have a huge event space and tasting room that demonstrates some very nice wood beam construction. They offer glasses and bottles as well as guided tastings, and another tasting system where you buy tokens that can be exchanged at different rates for a taste of one of their products. This system can be frustrating and a bit disjointed (lots of getting up and down and exchanging tokens). They do allow you to buy more tokens to try more drinks, and you even get to keep your glass! Service is wonderful as always. The staff are very attentive and kind to the visitors. I will comment that Nashoba does not allow outside food. This can be very disappointing if you plan on bringing your own charcuterie. They do offer food on a limited menu. This can be disappointing for picky eaters, but they do try to offer a variety of items for everyone to enjoy. Definitely make a trip out here for some delicious drinks!!

I've been going to this beautiful winery for a couple years now and my most recent visit was on…read moreLabor Day with a friend. I was pleasantly surpirsed to get seated with no reservation for a party of 2. I do recommend having a reservation though as it can get busy. The atmosphere is great for people who like sitting outdoors on a nice day as there are a ton of tables with umbrellas to keep people cool. You are able to scan a QR code to order anything off the menu and the service is great as the staff brings you the drinks to your table. For food they will text you when to pick up from kiosk. As for the drinks my friend and I both got the sangria, raspberry bellini, and fall sampler. All of the drinks were really refreshing and worth the price. The charcuterie and pretzel bites we got were also great for a nice winery day and the menu is pretty expansive so I want to try some other items in future visits. There were a lot of bees at some of the tables near where I sat and they often crowed the drinks and food so that it something to note. I definitely plan to come back next summer!

Pizza was awesome! Wife is gluten free and whatever they…read moreuse for flour don't bother her at all! Only thing I'd ask is to figure out how to support the person working the front and also having to run food. Always a line at the bar since they are doing everything.

This place could be good if it wasn't outrageously overpriced. $14 for a glass of mead I can…read moreunderstand (even though it's 1/2 of a typical wine glass). $17 for a flight of beers, with one of them being a 1oz pour? I don't think so. $24 for a flatbread? Are you kidding me? Established Boston restaurants don't charge that and this is a new place in New Hampshire farmland. The prices are just insulting. I would be happy to pay the currently high market prices at a decent place, but this is ridiculous.

Came here with a group recently for a tasting. I was really impressed with their fruity wines...all…read morethat I tried were amazing!!! You don't get to choose the ones you try that day, she picks them for you but if you're very interested in buying a bottle she might let you try it. I loved the cranberry so much that I bought a bottle for the holidays. However the bottle we opened tasted nothing like what I had in store...very watered down and barely any flavor. I was so disappointed! I will def come back though and try another bottle, maybe I had a bad batch?

Absolutely outstanding! Excellent take on fruit wines - quite dry which allows the natural flavor…read moreto come out. Not too sugary, tastes fresh and nuanced. Also tried a lovely dry mead, which was a very different take from the other local meaderies and evoked memories of a field of wildflowers. Lovely patio as well! We only wish for extended open hours.

10/10 recommend this location! My favorite vineyard! Beautiful location & great wine!read more

Took my family that was visiting from California during a quiet Monday afternoon. The grounds are…read morebeautiful. We chose the 6-tasting option with the large charcuterie. We sat in one of their cabanas and enjoyed the tasting. John was our server and he did a fantastic job. I look forward to coming back with other friends and family.