We were camping in Stone Mountain for Mother's Day weekend and I wanted to find a local brewery to…read morevisit. Very cute outdoor lounge area, live music on the weekends, and decent beer selections! They had a food truck on site which is always a bonus. We will certainly visit next time we're in the Elkin area!

Great outdoor beer garden with fire pits and heaters. Great selection of beer, wine and seltzers…read more Bartenders were friendly and have great service!

What impresses me most about Carolina Heritage is that they are an organic winery and their unique…read morerecyclable paper bottles. On our recent visit we enjoyed a glass (I had rosé) in their rustic, cozy tasting room where live music was being performed. The wine steward and the owner are friendly folk. Looking at flyers I noted that they offer a variety of events such as candle making, book club, and sip and paint.

Carolina Heritage is under new ownership and they are great people. My wife had each had a glass of…read morewine and enjoyed the live music. They also serve local beers if someone in the group doesn't like wine. I had the Daredevil white which was aged in Four Roses Bourbon barrels. It was very nice.

Popped in to Jones Von Drehle Vineyards as a second stop of the afternoon. Rather than doing a…read morefull-on tasting, we selected a bottle of Tempranillo after my wife tasted three wines. The Tempranillo is very smooth and very tasty. We sat outside due to the noise of a large group inside. The views here are amazing.

We have been to JvD many times and were once part of their wine club. We live nearby and go when we…read moreare in town. We just attended the Sam Morrow concert. Really disappointed! There were very few people. The music was too loud (and no, I'm not old!) and none of us could understand a word the lead singer sang in almost every song. Worst of all, the 14$ glass of wine was about 1/2 to a 1/3 of a typical pour. I asked twice about it and only got a laugh back. Probably won't go back. **************************** UPDATE AFTER YOUR RESPONSE: Thank you for taking the time to respond, but your reply completely missed the point. Instead of acknowledging a customer's experience, you chose to argue with it. Telling me that other guests enjoyed the show, explaining how your sound engineers operate, and defending your pour sizes doesn't address the actual issue--it dismisses it. A review isn't a debate to be won; it's feedback to be heard. What stands out most is your tone. There's no real ownership, no genuine apology--just a series of justifications meant to invalidate my experience. Whether or not others felt differently is irrelevant. I'm telling you what my experience was, and your response essentially boils down to "you're wrong." That's not how you build loyalty, especially from someone who has supported your business repeatedly in the past. A simple acknowledgment and a sincere effort to understand would have gone a long way. Instead, your response reinforces the very reason I said I probably won't be back.

Bought a bottle at the farmers market loved it went to the brewery it's in a house so cool it's all…read moreout back great patio nice place people are so informative and helpful love the place. Meade and cider were so good never had Meade before very good Ragnar's tears was my fav.

Decided to stop by one random Saturday afternoon before heading out for a hike. This is a quaint,…read moresmall, home brewery operation that offers ample outdoor seating. We enjoyed a two flight tasting experience that allowed us to sample many different options. Leviathan & Wanderer were our favorite sips. The owners were present & super attentive and knowledgeable.

Mandy was the best wine-ista!! She was incredibly attentive, friendly and provided us so much…read moreknowledge about their wines. The best part was that the winery was dog friendly for both inside & outside - our two puppies were able to wander around as they please! We were blown away by the tasting which allowed us to sample 9 different wines. We loved the wines so much that we ended up buying 5 bottles to take home. Mandy also provided snack pairings with some of the wines - we had some locally made dark chocolate as well as siracha pimento cheese. The wine tasting room was also beautiful and quite spacious. There were adorable merchandise for sale including antiques, purses, jewelry, personalized towels. There's also a lovely outdoor area and seats on their porch for warmer days.

Very friendly and courteous! Inside seating is very nice! Owner is so wonderful! We had a great…read moretime tasting wines!

They advertised a pottery class from elevated pottery,at their place,4 of us went, bought drinks…read moreSpent over 160$ plus drinks.we never got our craft.they say they have nothing to do with it,call someone else. Ripping senior citizens is wrong and sickening. Please beware,this has happened before,I feel it's a ongoing scam, shameless rip off is how we feel. Warning,this is wrong , please be careful!!!!

My wife and I decided to stop by and check out Molley Chomper in Lansing NC (which by the way is a…read moresuper cute little town). Molley Chomper doesn't serve food, but you can bring your own, which is very nice! The staff was so amazing and helpful and the inside and outside spaces are spacious and comfortable. Plenty of room for dogs on the outside. I ordered two 4-cider flights so that we could taste all eight of the ciders. My favorite was the Mountain Maelstrom, and I think my second favorite was the Hopped Molley. All eight ciders were good. There is plenty of variety for everyone's taste Cheers!

Great place. Enjoy the outdoors with some great wine. Gifts as well. Just a very relaxing place. I…read morewish I lived there so I could go there quite often, but I live in Florida. The staff is very helpful.

Loved this place. It's nestled on a farm and the wine was great. They do NOT have their own grapes…read morebut it didn't stop them from making great wine. Atmosphere was nice and staff was a pleasure to talk to. If you are in the area stop in and enjoy a glass or two.

It has been years since I have been to Slightly Askew Winery, but we decided to stop by for a…read morecouple of flights to give them a try again. Our flights: *Elkahol - I remember this one from years ago. It is still very good, great apple flavor, nice and sweet. *The Grateful Red - this was just okay, almost has a chocolate after taste, not for me. *BlackJack BJ - this had nice blackberry flavor, but we have had better blackberry wines, still good. *Slut Dog Sin - really good! Definitely got raspberry, but it was not overpowering. *Summer Daze - this was okay, it was definitely like a watermelon Jolly Rancher. *Spiker Dude - I am not a huge fan of coconut, so this one had way too much coconut for me. I got sunscreen at the beach vibes, definitely not for me. *Peachy Keen - this was very good, definitely peachy. *Bubba Lou's Choice - this was okay, definitely fruity. *Reel Good - I did not like this one. *Tattoo on the beach - this was okay, heavy on the citrus flavors. Favorites of the day were Elkahol, Slut Dog Sin, Peachy Keen, and Blackjack BJ. While Slightly Askew is not up there with my favorite NC wineries, they were still very enjoyable. They were super friendly, and are dog friendly on their patio areas. I would definitely recommend visiting if you are in the area.

Fantastic winery. Visited while we were camping in the area…read more Having visited 30+ wineries/vineyards in the past, Slightly Askew is easily in the top three. Both my wife and I like very dry reds. Most wineries that we have visited have had mostly sweet wines. Slightly Askew has a six wine tasting if just drys; two white and four red. We will definitely return the next time we are in the area. Very dog friendly with a water bowl on the deck and the owner brought out some treats (after asking if that was okay).