Limited menu but everything is very good. Service is good. You have to go to the counter to order…read morebut they bring it to your table. Plenty of room and and the woodwork is beautiful. They do have animal mounts on the walls which I like.

Great local winery that not only has wine but also beer from a brewery in Sayre (Bluestone…read moreBrewery). We like their charcuterie board and have had several things on their menu. Can't go wrong here. The interior is quaint and they also have outdoor seating. It's a pretty area, so sitting outside is a nice option. Folks are very friendly, too.

A little tasting! They have a fixed tasting menu of 2 whites and 2 reds when we were there. They…read moredo have a lot more wines but you can't get them by the glass, only bottle. The only glasses are from the tasting menu. Our wine pourer was awesome. Talked to us about the wines but it got crazy busy halfway through our tasting and it was all hands on deck. Faves the ganache. Full and fruity. Grounds are really nice to grab a glass and chill. Live music on the Saturday we were there.

While in Pennsylvania we saw Three Hammers Winery and decided to go for a wine tasting. We sampled…read more4 wines and given an extra one on the house. All were ok, none we had did we purchased. However we did purchase some blueberry jam, Merlot soup and a Chardonnay candle. Yes they had that. Very unique. Even though we did not purchase any wine we had an excellent tasting experience. Nice chat with the gentleman who helped us. A beautiful setting in the woods, somewhat secluded. Very relaxing. If in the area and you like wine definitely recommend.

What a quaint winery! Very interesting wine infused with fruit -- but not too sweet. I especially…read moreenjoyed the apple and white raspberry wines. Beautiful grounds and lovely owners. They make wine slushees too!! If you're in the area stop in. You won't regret it!

From the owner: Small family owned and operated winery featuring a cozy tasting room and outdoor seating with a…read morebeautiful view of the Choconut Valley. Minutes from Vestal and Binghamton.

A truly magical experience. The wine is exquisite and the decor magical. The hosts were friendly…read moreand ready to answer any questions. You definitely won't want to miss this winery. Let your imagination run wild.

They make the best wine! So many different flavors. Everything is all natural. Great name. Cozy…read moretasting room. Kind service. Definitely will be back! Thanks Staggering Unicorn!

Found this new hidden gem on our way to a weekend camping spot! It's a cute little cabin winery…read more(and a brewery sharing the space) with an inviting outdoor garden / seating area. We had the Midnight Moondance, a fabulous dry concord red! They have 2 reds and 2 whites, each a sweet and dry option. We even bought a couple bottles on our way out. The bartenders were very friendly and kind. Can't wait to come back to try the craft beer too!

We recently held a private party for 60 at Riverview Winery. Paul, Rosie and team did an amazing…read morejob! They made sure the setup was hassle free for us and the place looked beautiful and inviting. They worked with us to meet our budget and the food and drinks were absolutely delicious, with top tier service. Gary and Mana provided perfect DJ/karoke entertainment and everyone had a ball. We couldn't have picked a better place and people to work with. We look forward to booking more events there.

Drinks are way too expensive here. $5 a can of beer. It's nice to go to karaoke with friends but…read moreunfortunately, it's too hard to go that early, and wish they would end an hour later. People that perform here w/ the karaoke are amazing yams I don't even know them that much! They get a ten

We are vacationing in the area and came out to drink wine and listen to music. We arrived and we…read morewere hit up immediately for a cover charge to pay for the singer. $7 each.. cash only. Who carries cash?. We had a few bucks between us so we left to go to an ATM down the road. Turned out half the people outside and in the band area didn't have wrist bands. People who arrived and went right from the parking lot to the tables outside didn't "need" to pay the cover.

First time visiting the area and could not be happier with this winery! First, we were greeted not…read moreonly by Laurie (who looked out for us the entire time we were there), but also by Gus who is the sweetest mascot doggie (he even has a wine named in his honor). We were offered the Welcome tasting of Riesling which was very good and then we each had a flight-I had the dry flight with chocolate (each one was fantastic) and my husband had a sweeter flight and charcuterie board for us to share. The prices were very reasonable and the quality was excellent. We chose to stay inside the tasting room because it was hot outside, but the outside area is very spacious and there is plenty of room to move about and enjoy the time there. We ended up bringing six bottles home, and I can't decide which I like more-the cute labels or delicious wine itself. Customer service is so very important, and we were quite happy with how welcome we were made to feel. Hope to be back next summer!

All of the wine my husband and I tasted was decent. We ended up buying three bottles. Like most…read moreFinger Lakes wineries, their whites are definitely better. The guy who helped us with our tasting was very well educated on the wines and very friendly. We were here in December so it was gray and brown, but I'm sure the views are beautiful when it's not winter.

Our final stop of the day brought us to Six Mile Cellars, a small but inviting winery that we…read morereached just before closing--5:40 PM, with the doors set to shut at 6 PM. The timing wasn't ideal, and at first, the staff member at the counter seemed hesitant to offer a tasting, expressing concern that we might not have enough time to fully enjoy the experience. Understandably, with just 20 minutes left, they didn't want to rush through what should be a relaxed, immersive tasting. However, after we reassured her that we'd be happy to share a tasting and keep things brief, her demeanor quickly shifted. She transitioned from cautious to warm, professional, and incredibly accommodating, making us feel truly welcomed despite the late hour. In moments like this, it's always great to see how much the right attitude and hospitality can enhance a wine tasting experience. The Tasting Experience We sampled five different wines, each offering something unique. Even though we were moving quickly through the tasting, we still took time to appreciate the flavors and characteristics of each pour. Ithaca Red - A Standout Favorite One wine that immediately stood out was the Ithaca Red, a dry red with bright fruit-forward notes of raspberry and strawberry jam, balanced by a medium body and a lingering spicy finish. It struck that perfect balance between vibrant acidity and smooth tannins, making it an incredibly enjoyable, easy-drinking red. It was so good that we didn't hesitate to grab two bottles to take home, ensuring we could enjoy it again later. Lemberger - A Dark, Spiced Delight Another highlight was the Lemberger, a varietal that often flies under the radar but consistently impresses me. This one had deep, rich dark fruit flavors that reminded me of ripe blackberries and plums, complemented by a lightly spiced finish. It was well-structured yet approachable, a perfect choice for those who love medium-bodied reds with a little complexity. Though those two stood out the most, every wine we sampled was well-crafted, balanced, and a true reflection of the region. A Fun Bills vs. Steelers Moment In addition to the great wine, we had an unexpected and fun football-related conversation with one of the winery's owners, who happens to be a die-hard Buffalo Bills fan. As soon as he spotted my Steelers jacket, the conversation naturally steered toward football--a classic AFC rivalry moment. We ended up chatting about the infamous Bills vs. Chiefs game (yes, that controversial first down call!), and we found some rare common ground--both agreeing that Buffalo did, in fact, get that first down. It was a fun, lighthearted exchange that added another layer of personality to the visit. Moments like this remind me why I love visiting small, locally-owned wineries--you're not just drinking wine, you're connecting with the people behind it. A Winery Worth Revisiting Despite the short timeframe, Six Mile Cellars left a lasting impression. From the quality of the wines to the friendly, engaging atmosphere, it was a great way to wrap up a full day of exploring wineries and breweries. I'd love to return with more time to spare, perhaps on a sunny afternoon when I can relax on the property, enjoy a glass of wine, and soak in the surroundings without worrying about the clock. This visit may have been brief, but it certainly won't be my last. If you're in the area and appreciate well-crafted wines, welcoming hospitality, and a little football banter, Six Mile Cellars is absolutely worth a stop. A perfect way to end an already fantastic day.

The online advertisement wasn't accurate , we went there for eggs , fruits and pies .. and when we…read moregot there there were no eggs or pies , we did get some corn and that was really sweet and good .. But was a bit disappointed, I expected more .

I stopped by to pick some pumpkins and apples, but unfortunately the apples were all picked out,…read morebut luckily they have a large selection of apples they've picked! Their fresh cider is arguably the best in the area and they have tons of hot pies waiting to be bought. The Apple pie was delicious. I'll have to make this a frequent stop so I can stock up on the cider!