We were invited to a private tasting here and were so impressed. The owners are passionate about…read morewinemaking, and it shows in the smooth flavors of their reds, white, and sparkling rose. Their wines are made here locally, but the grapes are uniquely grown and harvested from Oregon. The tour was fascinating and fun, and our group of around 20 had a great time! And if you like dogs, Frankie and Olivia are very polite co-hosts. Highly recommend!

If ever the expression "Count your blessings!" were appropriate, it'd be about Carriage House…read moreWines. Tony, the proprietor, is as friendly as he is knowledgeable about his generous selection. Tony intently listens to what you want and then expertly guides you to a harmonious choice. Perhaps most importantly, Tony is sensitive to your budgetary considerations. If you are a wine enthusiast, you have a big ally here. If you are a newbie, you have a nice coach. Tip: if you can't decide what to bring over to a friend's house, just ask Tony. He'll make you look like a hero.

Had a few tastings here, no charge and bought a few bottles. This place has a great selection of…read morewines, sparkling and beer. And the guy here was wonderful! Next time I'm here I'll definitely be back!

Cute little place to stop at. Their moonshine didn't really blow me away. Just did a tasting. It…read morewas strange the way they made their whiskey.

Another billboard, another moonshine pitstop! Adorable little distillery with amazing moonshine…read moreflavors and a retail area that features local artisans products ( coffee, seasonings, soap, etc).Liz greeted us and gavenus the info about tours. They offer 2 options tour and tasting for $15 or just tasting for $10. You get your chose of 6 of the 12/13 they offer. All are naturally flavored. Kendall did our tasting and was very knowledgeable about each product. They have a menu of drinks you can make at home using their product. Orange creme and butterscotch were our favorites today but honestly, you can't go wrong with any of them! Do yourself a favor, follow the signs and go check out Sugar Tits!!

Excellent service and friendly bar staff. They explained the flight menu and hand crafted an…read moreexcellent whiskey sour! Live jazz music was the perfect highlight.

Stopped in at their new digs (well, they've been here for 4 years, but I've not visited here since…read morethey moved. There was this whole pandemic/lockdown, see, and I kinda didn't travel...) and now they have a tasting room with real food and flights of their extended offerings. Carolina Crème is why I came, but they have an Avena Oat whiskey and an Heirloom Rye vodka that are both very nice!! Also had a BBQ BLT, which was amazing!! The bacon is rubbed with BBQ spices, and rather than fresh tomato, they use julienne sticks of marinated sun dried tomatoes. It hit just right! I did request another leaf of lettuce, since the other ingredients were a bit salty. That did the trick for the half that traveled toward home with me. Only a small part made it all the way home to Durham, however. I kept nibbling at it while driving. So good! I'll need to make this pilgrimage again soon.

We had a great time touring the farm and then the generous tasting. The tour started in the garden…read more(farm), then the process was explained to is while returning inside to taste. I bought the 15 bottle sampler because I loved them all. We will be returning for more. If you are looking for a unique experience, this is it.

Run, don't walk to this experience. We've been in Greenville for 3 years and have been trying to…read morego for the tour & tasting but Covid made it difficult. We went today and the tour was super, Janette is brilliant and a great host - we also met the genius behind the mixology, namely Renato, and he was so interesting and a genius at this craft. The tasting was unreal. The various liqueurs that they craft exceeded my expectations by 100X and you get to taste each one. We bought 8 bottles and plan on adding this to our Greenville tour every time guests are visiting. A hidden gem in The Greenville area! So great!

In four days, the United States of America will celebrate what is technically called its…read moreSemiquincentennial, which is the word for a 250th anniversary, and which I had to look up, and which I then tried to say out loud in my car on the way here, three times, and failed each one. This is the irony the Founding Fathers, who were unusually articulate men, could not have anticipated: that the country they built on clear plain speech would arrive at its 250th birthday with a name for itself that sounds like a medical procedure. The brewery has posted a banner on their website that says "Come celebrate the 250th birthday of AMERICA with us!" which is a more honest description of the situation, and which I appreciated. 13 Stripes is a Revolutionary War brewery at Taylors Mill, built by people who are genuinely, non-ironically in love with the period, and it shows completely and without apology. Every beer is named for something from the war. The lager is called Not My King, which started as a jab at Budweiser and turned out to be historically accurate. It is not, however, a protest against a certain self-appointed king who resides (and is in the process of dismantling) the White House. The Hazy Double IPA is called Freedom Juice, at 8%, which is also historically accurate, in that freedom, when it finally arrives, tends to hit harder than you expected. I ordered the William Penn, a Quaker Oatmeal Coffee Stout at 5.5%, on the principle that the only man who founded both a colony and a religious movement deserves to be a stout, and he did. I then ordered the Townsend, an English Style Pub Ale on nitro named after Robert Townsend, one of Washington's spies, who conducted his intelligence work in relative silence, which is appropriate for a 4.1% beer you drink quietly while everyone else is ordering Freedom Juice. The food is from Defiance BBQ, which is not a casual name for a friendly food truck. The brisket sandwich is available Tuesdays, Fridays, and Saturdays while supplies last, which is the kind of scarcity notice that makes people arrive earlier than they intended. The coleslaw comes with a note on the menu that reads "the slaw is the law," which I considered briefly as a reference to Judge Dredd and then accepted, because there are some sentences that resolve themselves. The fries are cooked in beef tallow, a detail the 18th century would have found unremarkable and the 21st century has turned into a whole conversation. They were very good, and I did not start the conversation. On July 4, 2026, the United States will be 250 years old, built in part right here, in South Carolina, where more Revolutionary War battles were fought than in any other state, which is a fact that most people driving past Taylors Mill do not know and would probably find surprising if someone told them in line at the bar. I finally partook in the Nathan Hale, an American Pale Ale at 5%. Nathan Hale, as you may recall, had only one regret. I had none.

Awesome brewery with a large variety of beers on tap! I stopped by this brewery on a Friday night…read moreand I enjoyed the experience. I was impressed with the large selection of lagers, dark/malt beers, and IPAs. I liked the option of getting 10oz or 20oz. The staff was knowledgeable about the menu and provided quick service. I did not try the food but everything coming out of the kitchen looked good. The to-go beer was reasonably priced and there was a large selection. I highly recommend stopping by this brewery if you're in the area.

We booked a small event space that they offered for my mother in laws birthday!…read more Alex was extremely helpful from the beginning. She gave me all the info I needed to book the proper spot for my group. The day of the event went very smooth. I was allowed in a little early to decorate, service was excellent, and staff was incredibly friendly. They had great food and drink options. I highly recommend the Girl Scout Cookie Flight. They pair beers with cookies. What more could you ask for?!

I have always had the strong opinion of if a brewery has good beer they don't have good food. If…read morethey have good food, their beer sucks. WELL Fireforge proved me wrong and set themselves apart. We had the pickle platter, Reuben, and studio fifty forge. Although I'm not big on Reuben's my boyfriend said it was one of his top Reuben's and that man orders Reuben's on the regular. The pickle party was delicious. Not sure what they have in their brine but I would purchase again and again. The studio fifty forge was delicious. The only thing I would change is real bacon and not the microwaveable. Even though it was the microwave bacon it was still heated to be crispy. Huge beer selections and friendly staff. PLENTY of outdoor and indoor seating. Parking validation is also available. It might be had to find parking during busier times, but would still go again and recommend to others.

Best prices in town and extremely friendly family operated store. The only liquor store we shop!read more