Our group of 8 women sat down with 5 different sets of samples and two glass of sangria…read more Immediately a woman from a different table starts chatting with us, which is not uncommon. Turns out she was the winemaker! Jenn was very knowledgeable, helpful, and welcoming, she had us try a few things we didn't plan to try, based on our preferences, and we ended up loving them. The live music and unbeatable weather for mid-May paired with our delicious wines and ciders made for a perfect afternoon.

This was the cutest barn venue ever... but I'd say the second worst wine I've ever had. I got a…read moreflight, and genuinely all four tasted like varying flavors of a cleaning product

Very nice property, decent wines and absolutely beautiful views no matter where you sit.read more

Cool barn, cool views, worst wine I've ever had. My entire group described it as dirty mineral…read morewater. Waste of time. Did not try the food but it looked pretty good.

They have new owners who are super friendly and welcoming! We had a group of 8 about 35 minutes…read morebefore closing. We were never rushed, given extra samples, and had an absolutely lovely time sitting there chatting with the new owner! I think a few girls bought bottles. Definitely stop by! The setting is very laid back.

We've been patrons of Oceana Winery for years now. It's a beautiful winery with stunning views of…read morethe vineyard and forest. It's is under new ownership and the new owners Cameron & Christine are just as welcoming as the previous owner. We're glad it's open again ! We've missed Oceana Winery & can't wait to see what the new owners have planned.

We stopped on our way into Ludington on Monday, August 3, and this was one of only a few wineries…read morein the area that was open. The owner was super friendly and shared lots of information about the wines. He makes them all. I did a tasting of 5 wines and price was more than reasonable. The winery is in a storefront in town and was welcoming and inviting. Lots of room, yet cozy. Nice variety from dry to sweet. We left with 2 bottles to go. We enjoyed ourselves so much I forgot to get pictures.

The employee seemed like he didn't know what to do with a group of 8 middle-aged women who came in…read moreto try almost every wine he had. He barely spoke a word to us. I walked into the bathroom (as every middle-aged woman does before getting into the car) and was greeted with the overwhelming stench of bleach. It was so strong some of the women were coughing. I like a little smell of bleach because it lets me know it's clean. Well, this smell was false advertising. The sink reminded me of a single guys apartment. There was a layer of filth that I could wipe with my paper towel. But back to the wines... They were ok. Nothing remarkable enough to buy, but no samples were left behind.

Highly recommend if you're looking for a great tasting wine. Wes, the owner is so friendly and…read morehelpful. He even offered to give a short private tour of his wine making shop. Inside, there are some tables with chairs. They also have covered sitting areas on the outside overlooking their clean backyard. Should definitely visit this place even when it's raining

What a beautiful place to stop by for a bit of wine tasting. This winery was so peaceful and the…read morewine was tasty. The owners were very sweet.

I love this place. When I feel like I just need to have a relaxing place to go with girlfriends or…read morea nice dinner out with my significant other, this is a place to go. You can sit out on the lawn over a small Vineyard outside on the patio, or inside the uniquely crafted barn. They offer flights for wine, cider, or Sanria. You're able to do a combination of any of them in those flights. They also have a beer and that alcoholic drinks as well. I try the charcuterie board and the goat cheese fig spread appetizer and both were delicious. I also got the steak thinner. It was perfectly cooked and delicious as well. They offer different special events. You just need to check their website or social media a great place to stop if you don't feel like traveling all the way up north to the Vineyards and want something a little more local that has that same feel.

This was the perfect stop at the end of our first day of a girls' wine weekend. The setting is…read morewonderful, the service was top notch, and we loved everything we tried (which was almost every wine!). I highly recommend this place and look forward to returning.

It doesn't get better than this. We live near Traverse City so there are some great ciders near us-…read moreTandem, Folklor, Left Foot Charlie, Bee Well- this is as good as any of them. They range from dry to sweet though we stayed on the dry side, but all are complex. We took three growlers home so have had time to reflect and have them with food where they shine. And on top of that the people we met here were so interesting- I am really sorry we don't live closer, but we will be back.

It's very rare that I give a drinking facility a two-star but here's the reasons... Unfortunately…read morethey don't have their beer license I guess and their cider are DRY. I really had high hopes for this place and please know the internet pictures make the place look bigger than what it is. The host was super friendly and tried to describe each drink the best but my taste buds said no thank you. One of the changes that they need to make is that they offer food on site from the food trucks but the only way you can get food is if you go inside and order which I feel that puts more stress on the person giving out drinks. We wanted to try one of the food trucks but when we walked outside that's when we noticed the sign and we did not want to go back inside and wait in line for food. Happy drinking!!!

We stopped here with a group of 7 women on a Friday afternoon. We tried almost every wine and cider…read moreand not one of us bought a bottle to take home. The atmosphere they've created is cute, welcoming, and very family friendly. One of the servers argued about giving us a wrong sample, but a different staff member agreed and gave us the correct one. Even if we were wrong, when you have a group trying so many of your wines/ciders would you really make a big deal about one little sample?

After living here for almost 4 years I was very surprised to just now be hearing about this amazing…read moreplace. As I was reading the Michigan BrewTrail magazine I ran across their advertisement page, and was confused that it had a Grand Rapids address so It prompted me to do a little research. After a deep dive I found out that they are a farm/farmers market and a restaurant, cider/winery. If you Yelp search you won't find their restaurant, cider/winery because it pops up as Ed Dunneback and Girls Farm Market. This new Pink Barrel Cellars page should help separate this from just a farmers market, and help highlight some of their amazing food and drink. I went on their last day of live music according to their online schedule. When I showed up the parking lot was full and there was well over 100 people there. If you go inside you will immediately notice that this place is so much more than a farmers market. In the back they have a bar serving some amazing ales, seltzers, stouts, ciders, and wine by the glass. In the middle they have fresh donuts, wine by the bottle, fresh fruits and vegetables for sale. Near the front they have a food stand. All the employees were spectacular and very informative. I had many questions, and they were all very Knowledgeable. Found out they have a few beers that have won national beer awards. For lunch I wound up ordering the pretzel with beer cheese, and ordered a honeycrisp ale. The shareable size of the menu isn't joking. It's very large and you're gonna want to share. I was so full after my pretzel that I couldn't even think about a second beer. The beer cheese was the BEST beer cheese I've ever eaten in my life. It was out of this world. The beer was also pretty spectacular. The beer was so good that I couldn't resist the urge to buy some wine by the bottle with the hopes it was just as good. I enjoyed everything at their outdoor seating while listening to live music. If I had gone with someone I definitely would of taken advantage of cornhole and drank wine by the glass. After eating I couldn't resist walking around the farm that had a ton of people running and smiling. In the back I observed the piggies, Eddie and Joe, napping. Also got to say hi to their pony's and goats . I walked through the orchard, and also the pick your own pumpkin patch. They have a huge slidefor the kids, and a playground. Highly recommend following this place on social media to stay up to date on menu changes, and event updates. Such an eventful Sunday afternoon. Definitely worth the visit.

Always a great time at Stone House Vineyards! Great variety of wines and ciders. They also serve…read morefood now. Nice ambience and not too noisy. Staff are friendly and prices are reasonable.

Our second visit and was even better than our first. Enjoyed our wine tasting and lunch! The owners…read moreand staff made our visit enjoyable and educational. Left with good stories and wine for another day. Would highly recommend a visit if you are in the area!

Great winery! Great outdoor space and even better service. We messaged the day before because we…read morehad a group of 12. They were able to accommodate us with no issue on a Thursday afternoon. Great find on our vacation. I think nice touch was my favorite wine but I'm typically a red wine person.

Great service, fun wine tasting experience and good vegetarian sandwiches. The only negative was…read moretwo bridal parties of young women shouting to each other nonstop, forcing us to sit on the porch where we could hear each other speak! Otherwise, I love this place!