Good bourbon selection, prices not listed for some bourbon bottles. Somewhat pricey compared to…read moreothers.

It's huge and if you can drink it, they got it. And usually at a very reasonable price...Angel's…read moreEnvy runs about $50 everywhere else, but we got it for $42 here. Winning. It's not the cleanest place around, and it's kind of run down. But you're in and out and heading back down the highway in short order so who cares? Not I. I just care it's easy to get in and out of. We always stop while in the area.

Excellent selection. Descent prices. Friendly staff. Everything you could ask of your neighborhood…read morepurveyor of wine and spirits

Came here for trivia to a packed place. Had two tables of rude people hoarding seats for their…read morelittle friends decline for me to sit down. Immediately left. Whatever, man.

This little brewery in Richmond is awesome! We enjoyed our beers and ciders. Extremely casual,…read moreserve yourself type of place. We ordered in our favorite pizza but they typically have food trucks there. We brought along our Backgammon board and played a few games of Backgammon. The ambience is low-key, the music was good and they also supply a lot of board games. There is a small amount of outdoor seating. The vibe was fun, laid back and the patrons were happy people!

Great small winery. Brian was amazing. He really was knowledgeable about his wine. Great place to…read morevisit.

We were bourbon-tasting and our bartender referred us to this quaint little winery. It is only open…read moreon Saturdays for tastings and the options change weekly. When we visited, there were seven wines to be tasted for $8 and the tasting fee is waved if you buy a bottle of wine. The winemaker and owner Brian is a true gem - he works by himself but made all of his customers feel important while he had to run tastings, answer the phone, and check people out. He took the time to get to know everyone's names and you can tell he is immensely proud of his wine. All of the wines are award winners. We took a few bottles home to enjoy at home in NY!

Cute little winery that has beautiful land. I would recommend visiting in the spring and summer to…read moresee the animals. There is a bar to order wine from. These wines have fruity flavor to them but are on the drier side. When we visited, we got tastings to try many different wines from their list. The sweet dessert wines are delicious. The staff includes both people and dogs who are both very welcoming.

After a day spent bourbon touring and tasting with our husbands we found this delightful winery not…read morefar from where we were staying. We decided it was our turn for a tasting and just stumbled across it on the internet. We could have enjoyed our time there more! The gentleman serving us was so kind and knowledgeable and we enjoyed our wine very much. He made us feel right at home. Wine was fabulous and the service was excellent!

Can't say enough wonderful things about this winery. The owners were some of the nicest people you…read morecould meet. Even better yet the selection of wines and the taste was just phenomenal. Bar far some of the best wine I've ever had. My wife and I love door county winery in Wisconsin and really enjoy the sweeter fruit wines. However the wines here are so much better than those offered at door county. To start the Kentucky diamond is sweet yet light and refreshing. The red dog is amazing if you like red wine and want something a little different. It's slightly sweet yet has an oak finish almost resembles a tawny or a Porto but with a much lighter finish and not nearly as rich and sweet. The blackberry wine was phenomenal it's not to strong and doesn't taste to much like alcohol it has just the right amount of blackberry and is a much smoother finish than the door country blackberry wine. The cherry cordial is also quite phenomenal it has just the right amount of cherry with a brilliant chocolate finish yet it's not to sweet. I didn't find any wine here I didn't enjoy. It's a shame that the wine they make can only be bought here locally at the winery. Well worth the trip from Wisconsin to Kentucky just to buy a few bottles of this wine. By far one of my favorite wineries that seems to be hidden in the middle of the mountains. Even the history of this winery is quite interesting with ties back to Thomas Jefferson and Daniel Boone can't say enough great things about this winery or the people who own it. We will definitely be visiting again soon.

The history alone is reason enough to stop by. The tasting room is quaint and you feel like you…read morewalked into someone's house for dinner. Tommy and Bobbye are amazing hosts. All the wines were unique. They have an Apple Pie that tastes like pie and a Cherry Cordial that smells and tastes like Cherry tootsie pops! They offer dry and sweet wines too. Everybody in our group was satisfied. This is a great vineyard to visit for the wine and conversation.

On the wine cabinet behind the counter, there was a discount sticker on the wine bottle, which…read moreshould be $41. He turned around to help me get the wine and then directly tore off the discount price, and then calculated the original price for me at $54.99.

I found the honey Hole!!!! Jack is the best retailer around these parts!! Make the trip…read more So much love and customer service!

I love wine. I love winery hopping. This is called Chrisman…read moreMill Vineyards. I expected a vineyard. This is *actually* a tasting room at the mall. To be fair, according to Drink Ky, they have a vineyard that is not open to the public, but the winery page on Yelp takes you to the tasting room. So...I think my expectations left me a little disappointed. I still love drinking wine and I wasn't going to say no, but I thought we were going somewhere else. That said, the space is lovely. A nice retail area, brightly lit and clean. The bar area isn't extensive, but large enough to seat a couple of small groups. We sat at the end of the bar and were greeted quickly by the guy working. He explained the tasting options. Flights range from $5-$8, and you get three generous pours or your selection of wines or sangrias. I opted for the wine flight option. My selections were the Vidal, Sweet Jessamine Rose, and Sweet Riverbend Red. They were alright, nothing that made me want to buy a bottle. Apparently they are in the midst of a special offer for a free fondue plate with two tastings. That was a nice surprise! The flights come served on a barrel stave. It is a nice idea, but it is a little unstable. We both thought it was a little funny when the music that was playing switched to "Get Low" and some other club-like music. The fella liked it, I kinda killed the ambiance for me. If you are shopping at the mall in Lexington, and need a lil' wine time, Chrisman is a good option. If you want to go to a winery...this will probably disappoint you some as well.

From the windooooooowwwww to the wall... (more on this in a moment)…read more By all accounts, this place should be five stars. It is part of the mall area so it's not really a vineyard. It's more of a mall shop where you can also do tastings of their wine. Parking is plentiful. You have to keep in mind... you're at a mall! There are plenty of spaces and as long as you're not a pampered person that needs the closest spot, you'll be just fine. The guy working greeted us right away. They have a few different flights but none are over 8 dollars. Each flight gives you three generous pours. No complaints there at all. While we were drinking our wine, music was playing. It was a mix that fit the store perfectly. It was us, another couple, the worker guy and another worker girl that came out. At one point we started to hear, "Three, six, nine, damn you're fine. Move it till you sock it to me one more time" Yes! You guessed it... skeet skeet skeet. We noticed it right away. I said, "This is the unedited version too. Awesome!" The girl working noticed it right away and started laughing. It was funny but the guy working went ahead and changed the song. I understand that if the wrong crowd heard that song, it would stir up controversy. In my opinion, if they can't take a little skeet in their ears, then they probably shouldn't be drinking wine. My flight consisted of dry wines. The Norton, Norton Reserve, and Firefly. The Norton Reserve was my favorite of the three. Easily drinkable but I'm not sure if I'd need to buy a bottle or not. Our tasting also came with a fondue board. That's a nice little perk that we weren't expecting. When it comes down to it, this place is brilliant and more malls should lease to tasting rooms. For all the people that don't like to shop with their family, significant others or children... walk down to the winery and drink for a few hours. I wouldn't go out of my way to go here but if you're already in the congested mall area of Lexington... go ahead and stop in.