Dan has such a wealth of knowledge and experience... and a definite passion to pass it on. I came…read morein knowing some basics and he immediately had a sense of not only my taste in music, but exactly how to scaffold lessons that are fun and understandable. The addition of videos and exercises help tremendously to keep it up successfully once I walk out of the lesson.

From the owner: Lakeside Guitar offers one-on-one guitar lessons, professional electric & acoustic guitar "setups",…read moreand repairs in Mallets Bay, just above Burlington. With over over 35 years of guitar experience, Dan would be honored to be a part of your musical journey.

I was there my member friend's member/guest tournament. It's a private Club and the staff has been…read morewell picked. The food and the service were impeccable, the course is beautiful and was in fantastic shape. I would especially like to thank Alex and Josh for putting on a fantastic event. I can't wait to go back.

Beautiful golf course with wonderful views. Two very different nines. Front nine is kind of a links…read morestyle with the back nine very typical of a VT mountain course. Well worth the time if you can get on.

Definitely worth a stop when in the Waterbury area. Smugglers' Notch Distillery is in the same…read moreplaza as Cabot Creamery and Lake Champlain Chocolates, so there is a lot to see and taste here. After looking at the very attractive displays showcasing each product made at the Distillery, my daughter and I opted to share a tasting. We chose the Moroccan Rose and Grapefruit Flavored Vodka to start and I loved the distinct fruity taste without the sugary sweetness. Next was the Maple Gin, which was lovely as well. Our server told us she likes to mix it with muddled blueberries and ginger beer for a refreshing summertime mule, and I agree that does sound delicious. Our third taste was the Bourbon Maple Cream Liquor, which was so delicious, and we finished the tasting with the Maple Cram Liquor, which was smooth, sweet, and went down very easily. We were impressed with the cleanliness of the store - everything was sparkly clean and shining. The layout of the displays was so attractive. We will definitely stop there again on our next trip to VT.

Not a lot to like with their products. You can find more losers than winners so do a $5 tasting of…read moreyour top 4 picks. In my case there was only 1 that passed the taste test. Friendly staff but I would not return.

Searching ~ always searching for good utilitarian pottery, so I thought to ask around in Waitsfield…read morefor a butter bell. For those unfamiliar with one, it is a two-piece container for fresh butter and a small layer of water. Water in the base and butter in the bell that is inserted upside down so that the water forms a seal. The French used it centuries ago before refrigeration and my mother and i still do. I was kindly referred to this place and lo and behold I found one - just one, but a beautiful soft blue with a leafy design. And the prices are quite moderate. I bought a unique little pitcher for myself. A must visit as well as Red Hen Bakery & Cafe, Wifi, and all.

From the owner: Montpelier Mud offers pottery classes, monthly memberships and private lessons as well as a gallery…read morehighlighting our members diverse and unique work.

Very cute shop with lots of great local finds. Perfect for gifts or that extra special something…read morefor your home or office.

From the owner: Local Art, handmade gifts, home decor, and an awesome selection of locally made jewelry. Come see…read moreour carefully curated selection of Vermont made gifts.

This location is NOT where the vineyards are. This is the wine tasting room/store. I was…read moredisappointed not seeing a vineyard as the touristy maps pointed this as the location of a winery. There is a vineyard but it is in the town of East Calais over the mountain as the sales lady described the directions of getting there. Since we were here, we decided on a wine tasting. It was a dollar for a small taste of each wine The downside was that we can only choose from the wines that were opened already. I could not try their blueberry wine. I did try the Pear wine, Rasberry Apple wine, and Stawberry Wine. I was really surprised how delish these wines were. My favorite was the Pear wine. The mister and I bought three bottles. Overall, as first time visitors to Vermont, the mister and I were in awe to find wineries here. Hopefully, we will find ourselves in their vineyards. This tasting room is next door to the popular cold hollow cider mill. Just go right into the Apple Core store and make a left into the tasting room.

This vineyard must use Vermonts prison return to work program. That is the only reason they would…read moreemploy some one so awkward and angry. Or, she just quit heroin and needs a fix...bad. The store looks interesting from the outside and upon entry you are greeted by numerous microbrews for sale. I was planning on purchasing some until I made the mistake of walking through Grand View's door. The tasting room looks like a dull office with some bottles of wine. If you want a tasting, be brave -firm and try your hardest to ask for one while being stared down by inmate 4319. She sure as hell won't offer you one. Inmate 4319 is handling important business on her phone. And get ready to ante up that $2, no one is pouring anything till some cash comes out. Also, pay cash this will protect you from 4319. The first wine I tried had white stuff floating in it. I asked what it was and was told "sediment". No sh*t really? But 4319 was not providing further info on the flakes of flesh floating in the wine. It was mostly different fruit wines. They may have been alright but I just banged the samples back so I could hurry up and leave. No one walks out on 4319.