There is a very good reason you see five stars throughout the review section for the Booth. One…read morething for sure. You will likely be overwhelmed by the beauty and scope of this museum. The WEST comes alive here in a way you've never experienced. You'll want to come back again and again!

I could not believe the collection! What an absolute gem. We only had an hour-ish here due to…read morefamily commitments but my spouse loves western art. I could have stayed a few hours & he could have stayed all day. Well worth a visit.

I love the views here. I never would have discovered this place if it wasn't for Tennessee Valley…read moreWine Tours! Their tastings include 5 wines and you get a keepsake glass, which I love when places do that! Their shop is adorable and they even have a custom soap made after their resident winery cat - Mittens!! I highly recommend asking for the wine slushees. They are delicious! They use a dry wine to cut down the sweetness and they go down smooth! They also have different charcuterie board options as well! They are also part of the wine passport trail!

Very friendly, tried several wines before choosing a favorite! Was out for a motorcycle ride and…read morestopped by for a drink. Ended up buying g a bottle! Will go back soon! And open on Sunday!

Took a day trip and decided to stop in Jules J Berta. For being late afternoon, the winery was…read morequite busy and even busier when we left. The winery recently moved from the front of the property to the back. Beautiful setting overlooking the pond as the sun was setting. It's quite a large place... As you enter the main entrance, you can go either right to the bright and casual wine bar or left to the open and airy restaurant. Further back you can see where they are actually making the wine. The wine bar like I said is casual. There's a smaller bar area with a few chairs and long table in front of the wall of windows. The longer bar is standing only, but the room is all open and very bright with the afternoon sun. You get two free samples and each sample after is $3. We ended up trying a couple wines that we didn't have at the restaurant. As for the restaurant, we didn't go inside as we chose to sit outside enjoying the weather. There are two floors and could eat outside on either floor, but downstairs you over look the pond and that's where we sat... it was actually quieter and more serene as there were only a few people down there and you must be 21 to be on the patio. Upstairs is very family oriented. Our server Maddy Rae was very attentive and such a great conversationalist. She made some great recommendations and we ended up having a very popular cheese board with three different honeys and a bbq chicken wood fired pizza. All pizzas are one size and more like a larger personal pan pizza. The food was amazing and can see why it's so popular. The wine was good too.... We opted for a flight of red, white and blush and a flight of slushies. The slushies were a hit especially on a warm day.... There was pins colada, watermelon punch, sangria and one more but can't remember. I enjoyed the first three that much but the watermelon was my fav. For the red, white and blush flight, my favorite was the Mauvis Juju with hints of berries, rhubarb and floral notes. Everything was amazing and will definitely go back when I'm in the area.

This is one of my wife's favorite places.She had the pizza with a cauliflower crust and a wine…read moreslushy flight.I got a flight of muscadine wine.She loves the pizza and slushys .My wine was great with one that tasted like honey as the main standout. The food and drinks were great however we felt rushed by our waitress.Also we could see the people in the kitchen and one guy kept touching his face and everything else with hand with a glove on it.The atmosphere was great with seating inside and out on a pond.I will be bringing my wife back and giving another The Working Man Review.

Now this winery makes a statement. The hidden gem is tucked in between a residential and business…read morearea but also has a Kick Ass name of one of the wines, called Skeeter P (Piss). And for a non-sweet wine connoisseur, this wine is exceptionally aromatic and balanced. Seemingly, from the time we entered this place they had lots of visitors. Another of the North Alabama wineries, this place is impressive. After chatting with the owner, Keith, a gregarious and informative historian you can see that he has turned this winery into a competitor one that others in Alabama and surrounding areas, best take notice. Since they don't sell outside of Alabama or in restaurants at this point, they are known by simple marketing which is by, Word of Mouth. Darn, that speaks volumes on how good their wines are. From the outside, the winery appears modest and unassuming with a homemade cat sanctuary off to the side as you enter as well as comfortable seating if you want to sit awhile and drink a few glasses of wine. However, once inside you see a display of wines in a modern showcase, signage revealing free wine tasting, wall art and decor throughout. The focal point, an American flag with wines and champagne glasses adorning it, as though they were selected to display a vestige of the modern south which is now a true competitor in the wine game. Keith, personable, engaging and endearing. He served as the wine pourer, provided the archive of the winery and even gave my party of 4 a tour. He showed us the vats used for making the wines, bottling techniques to include corking and labeling as well as gave us insight into how the infamous Skeeter P came into existence. The wines ranging from sweet to dry and each having its own unique flavor of bright, aromatic, bold, bountiful, crispy and fruity to name a few descriptors of the full bodied taste. As a true dry wine lover, I was pleasantly surprised at the enjoyment of the sweet taste of Skeeter P (SP), made of peach, pear and apple. Keith speaks of its uncanning existence with pride and serendipity. Although I enjoyed the blueberry and pomegranate dry wines, SP sold it for me. Can't wait till my next visit to 'Bama to come back and see the new wines as well as the old favs.

We went to visit and was welcomed. It is a very nice place with great wine and smoothies. I am not…read morea drinker but it was nice and a great experience.

Absolutely love the wine here. I've never in my life liked wine until I tried it from here. My…read morefavorites are the strawberry wine and the railroad red. But all their sweets are AMAZING. If you are a wine drinker then it's worth the trip to come here. It's a family owned business and they make you feel good when you come in.

My wife and I went to The Fruithurst Winery because a friend of mine told me that several times a…read moreyear that he and his wife make the 2 hour trip there from there home in the Atlanta area. So we decided to stop since we were not far away on that day. I'm glad we did. They sat us down and made sure we sampled each one of their wines. We loved them all but our favorite was their Semi Sweet white and blush muscadine. We bought 2 bottles of each as well as their slush mix with a bottle of dry white muscadine to mix into the slush. We will be making more trips there in the future.

Live music, rose slushies, $15 wine tasting, a beautiful assortment of sweet treats from Carlen. I…read morereally enjoyed my time here!

What can I say? Two years later and it is still one of my very favorite local places for all of the…read moresame reasons. The wine is exceptionally good and I love that they make changes to the selection from time to time. The winery is clean and spacious with indoor and outdoor seating. It is such a charming little place. The staff feels like people you have known for a really long time. I feel very lucky to have a place like this so close to home.

Love this location! What a great spot. Came here for trivia night which was a lot of fun. I tried…read morethe wine slushies which are dangerously good! They had a food truck the night we were there which was cool since I hadn't eaten. Staff were really friendly. Can't wait to come back during the day and just hang out and drink slushies.

Such a relaxing, outside venue with great live music. Only improvement that could be made is for…read morecall in orders to food truck and delivery service or notifications when ready. Wait on food at truck is too long

So, I did a thing today...Wine, you say? Don't mind if I do. Let me begin by saying that I love…read moremuscadines, the grape of the South. My daughter was home to celebrate her birthday and was looking for something interesting to explore. I mentioned wine and she immediately said, "how about muscadine wine." Our favorite brand of wine is Hidden Meadow. Say less, let's go! We found a Groupon, reserved a time and away we went. I LOVE THIS PLACE!!! When you look up peace, Webster should have a picture of this place. The personal tour was great. We learned a lot about wine making in the South. There's nothing like Southern hospitality. The grounds were beautiful and picturesque. The cozy seating on the front porch felt like home and the outdoor patio is great for having a nice cookout and/or family get together. Now let's talk wine. My favorite will always be the Scuppernong. But there are others like the Riesling, Blackberry, Blueberry, Blush, Rose, dry, table, fruit blends and more. I've been to a few tastings but never wanted to grow a grape or muscadine until now. This family was so open and welcoming about growing, producing and distributing wine until it made me think, yes I could do this. I'm not but they made me think I could. GO TO THIS WINERY!!!

Great place and atmosphere. The wine was some of the best I have ever had. I would highly…read morerecommend! Jeff is great!

My mom and I recently visited the winery since learning of their closing next month. This made me…read morereally sad , so I definitely wanted to support them. I was excited to see the crowded parking lot when we arrived. Still ample parking was available. It's been 2 years since my last review so I had forgotten the setup. Basically you find a table (inside or outside) and they come take your order. We opted to sit inside. Our server, Madison was sooooo good! I really enjoyed interacting with her and she made this experience fantastic! She was very efficient and had a great personality. All of the staff were amazing & hardworking! I ordered a wine flight. I did good picking out 4 delicious wines. My fav was the Grenache Rose! So refreshing, crisp and just down right very satisfying! For food we kept it light. We split the Brie cranberry and almond app and I just had to try that hot honey peach cheesecake. We enjoyed both selections so much! Unfortunately, August 10th is their last day of operation. I definitely recommend supporting this local business if you can. I plan to go back to purchase some wines and also to attend events they have planned.

Corbin Farms is a Harvest Host location that is a must stay if you're traveling through Northern…read moreAlabama (just south of Birmingham off I65). We are thrilled with our experience here. Great wine- good people and beautiful property. Thank you Corbin Farms for taking us in for the night. Much appreciated. When we were heading out this morning around 7:30am the wine maker arrived and gave us a bottle of the desert wine. Can't wait to try it. We will definitely return when in the area.

This location is ideal for a day date *HINT HINT. It's quite intimate and Aubrey will make sure you…read morefeel welcomed.

Cute, quaint winery in a charming setting. We spent a few hours of adult time during our family…read morevacation to come here. I had never heard of a Muscadine grape before this. At this review they have 17 wines available. We did the full tasting which is 9 wines plus a frozen wine. My favorites were the Lotus Pond and Summer Sangria. The Hotlanta Red is made with 50 pounds of jalapeños and you can smell and taste them in this unique wine. Serve up some fajitas and you've got a meal. Julie was a fabulous host and knows her muscadine wine so if you're the area, stop on in.