Awesome beer and great service! Glad to see them in Colorado Springs. Great addition to the beer…read morescene

We love the atmosphere, service and all of the beer. This has been by far our favorite brewery in…read moreColorado Springs! We will be back asap!

Came in with some friends for drinks to unwind. Everyone was super nice and the drinks were good…read more My friends like whisky and so this was a top spot for them. I had a blackberry mojito and it was delightful!

I had a small event at Private Label and I couldn't have had a better experience. We were on the…read morethird floor and it was such a nice space with an incredible view. The drinks were amazing, and all the staff were so friendly and accommodating. I would give this place 100 stars if I could!!

A friend recommended Antelope Ridge Mead. It's a few doors down from my chiropractor and is open…read moreon Friday - Sunday. I met Dan while I was advertising the Humane Society's Pawtoberfest and to pick up a donation for the Humane Society's Fur Ball. Thank you for supporting the animals! I visited to have some mead and was quite happy that the menu has a quick note on the sweetness of the drink which helped me to choose my flight. I thought the PB&J was quite fun, because you can really smell the peanut butter! I think my favorite was French Blue or BBA Solstice. I invited some friends from work and they also enjoyed their drinks, unanimously voting the BBA Solstice as their favorite drink. There isn't food available in the meadery, BUT that means that you can bring in your own food to enjoy with your mead including a friendly food truck and nearby restaurants. There is a Pokemon Go Pokestop accessible from the meadery.

The mead here is so good and there was a great variety of flavors. I got the flight and tried…read moreseveral different kinds and they were all great.

I had a buddy tell me about this place and how they support veterans and the military community. I…read morewent to go check it out and it is amazing. The staff members were great and I got to meet the owner, Rich. He was amazing on telling me all about their bourbon. I did some tasting and their products are great. The bourbon is legit and potent. I plan on getting some bottles for my friends to spread the word and have some fun.

delish and unique beers! The pickle lager LITERALLY tasted like a pickle! A flight is a MUST here…read moreto try as many as you can!

There was a very nice lady there that was so helpful and sweet! Ten stars for them as an anxious…read moregirlie!

I normally make reviews on my own experience; however, after seeing the sub 4 stars reviews I had…read moreto adjust my overall review to address these discrepancies. I was visiting nearby and looked for an awesome selection of craft beers nearby... Surprised to find Weber Street 4 blocks from where I was staying for 5 days. Went to get a pizza at Stellina and on the way back stopped in for a few beers to go with... I walked around and a gentleman carrying boxes asked if he could help... I wasn't being profiled - trust me as a brown guy wearing a face mask and the large selection that was not the impression I received. And he was carrying boxes so I doubt he was going to drop those and run after me. Instead of keeping my partner waiting I said no and grabbed a "Blind Pig" from my hometown and approached the counter. Upon receipt, the nice lady asked if I was familiar with their "other beer" and I dropped my jaw... My immediate response was "I'll be back!" - not with an Austrian accent I did come back and I was again asked if I need help - trust me people; take the help as these people care that you go home happy and go home without Natural Ice - SMH

Great experience at Carboy! I was traveling through for work and stopped in because it's convenient…read moreto several hotels in the area. I have the Pinot Gris, oysters, and burrata the first night. Food was excellent, service was friendly and fun. It's a bar that's definitely not taking itself too seriously. I enjoyed it enough that I came back the second night and ordered the same. You have to try the Chipotle Bourbon Butter Oysters. They're excellent!

I fear I'm obsessed…read more Carboy Winery is one of my new go to spots! By the second time I went, I signed up to be a member. Do I regret it? Absolutely not! It's a fantastic deal and the wine is delicious. About 80% of their wine menu is their wine. Made in Colorado in Grand Valley. It's unique because in Colorado Springs, I don't necessarily suspect that I'd find Colorado wine. But here we are! So thank you for opening a location down here because I always prefer local wine when I can try it! My favorite is the Albariño and the Blanc de Blanc. But you can't go wrong with First Light (can you tell I prefer white wine? Haha). Let's talk about food. Because the meat and cheese boards are great. They're huge and a good value! What I'll say, if you go for happy hour (3 to 6), it's $35 for a bottle and board. That is an incredible happy hour deal. But their light bites are great too! Tuna sashimi, the fondue, the bruschetta... oh! If you take anything from this review, TRY THE DESSERT BOARD. 4 for $15. Crème brûlée, pot de crème, flan, and chocolate truffles... every single one of them was incredible. My only complaint, I wish truffle fries were on the menu. That would be awesome. But the food is delicious nonetheless. I've gone five times in the past month. I've had a variety of servers. Cindy, Lisa, Charles, Stephanie... every single one of them have been great. Personable, attentive, and very kind. And everything always comes out fast! They are great and if you come, you'll get good service. The vibe here is great and when you look out the window, you see the mountains. The sunsets are crazy--bring sunglasses hahahaha. But I love how it feels cozy and inviting as if I'm actually at a winery in the northern part of Colorado. This place is a must try and I can't wait for the events to begin!

I've never had honey wine before and I got to say it's delicious. They had at least half a dozen…read moredifferent meads to taste. From sweet to dry and everything in between. Treat yourself to this tiny little place in the Black Forest and you'll walkaway with a huge smile on your heart. One of the owners should be there to pour you a glass and tell you how they made it. Great service and great Mead !!

This one star isn't so much of an "it was bad" rating as opposed to "it lacked an experience"…read morerating. Not that there wasn't some frustration involved. Steven and I have practically become beer snobs overnight. With this in mind we are always looking for another brewery to try. Along the way we also got a taste for mead as well. Colorado is mostly known for their breweries but there are a handful of meaderies in the state as well. Almost all of them seem to be ran out of some body's home. Calling to see if a tasting can be arranged can be difficult. Some of the ones we tried to go to before act like they don't even want you to come over and try what they have to offer. One meadery owner acted like she was selling illegal drugs and said that she didn't want us to come over without an appointment and have the neighbor's become aroused because they see a strange car in the driveway. Hmmm. Colorado's breweries and meaderies are listed in a guide, a map if you will that indicates the various breweries in the state. The map has jumped the gun on several occasions and we went to breweries that haven't even opened yet. The brewery guide and map has been however accurate with hours of business with these places listed. Which brings me to the Black Forest Meadery. This was the only meadery that seemed to have established hours without the comment 'call for information' . This gave us the idea that this place was more established and ready to receive guests. The GPS led us through different parts of Black Forest, CO and eventually to a residence where the meadery is. There was a sign that indicated we were indeed at the meadery with an additional sign that said there was a wine tasting today. Under the sign that had the said name was a phone number to call to have a gate open to get to the residence. We called without no answer which eventually led to an answering machine saying that we reached Black Forest Meadery. Yes, we KNOW that already from the sign. There was no information stating their hours, just in case the map got it wrong again. Totally deflated we went back to the Interstate with no mead. So was the map wrong? Who knows. This leads me to my final rant of going to homes that run a business inside them. The residents can totally make up their own rules. That is fine but if customers get the idea that you will be around and you are not... well the customer feels kind of screwed. It may all be a question of seriousness too. Maybe selling puppies and making mead is more of a hobby and you aren't really open for business till you need some extra money on the side? Who knows what peoples motivations are. After some further thought it might had been a good idea that no one was there to let us through the gate. It might have been a very pressuring experience where a couple is reeeeeally pushing you into buying some mead or that puppy or whatever. Then you feel bad if you don't buy anything and they get frustrated at you because 'lil Susie had to wait fifteen minutes after soccer practice because they were dealing with the likes of you. It takes pressuring 'used car dealership' type sales to a whole new level because you are in some body's domain and not in your own or out in a neutral area. Who knows, maybe none of these stereotypes would come true at Black Forest Meadery there was no way to tell. That gate did not open.