Loved this tasting room. I attending their valentines…read morespecial....wine and chocolate. Very classy and well organized. They had the chocolatier from Crave talk about the different chocolates he created for the event. Very fun event.

This place was great! Great wine and food. Great scenery and a beautiful space inside and outside…read more We had cheese, crackers, trail mix and chocolate covered almonds. We also had spring rolls from the food truck. Gerrod was very knowledgeable about this winery. The service was great! We would come back.

Loved this tasting spot. Very classy with beautiful bar area and lift with less ting. They had a…read moregenerous charcuterie plate. Delicious My favorite wine at this stop was the Valentina

Delicious wine and fun events! My sis-in-law is a member here and invited us to their country night…read morewhere they brought in a line dance instructor and had live music. The event was great and the wine was delicious! I've been here to taste outside of their events as well and have always had a great experience. Good customer service and fun atmosphere.

Rooftop seating with a neighbor cow just pulls it all together. We visited on a fall afternoon for…read morea drink and I kept thinking that I heard mooing. Sure enough a peek over the side of the building revealed the offending noise maker in the neighbor's yard. A little bit of country in the city :) The good The wine, of course. We do love it. The rooftop seating is wonderful on a warm day. There appear to be heaters that could extend the season considerably. The Meh - nothing to report The Bad - nothing to report.

I attended an event here with my golf group. The ambiance is great! It's very clean and modern and…read morethe service was great! It's two stories and they also have a rooftop sitting area. We had a great charcuterie board to go with the wine.

Amazing wine, fun shuffleboard, and great service! You can even order foot from Cafe Luciano's! We…read morehad a fantastic afternoon!

Great tasting room with plenty of seating. A good variety of tables, chairs and couches. Love to…read morebring a book while I enjoy their wonderful wines. Prices and selection will meet any wine drinkers taste profile.

Wine Service Super…read morecool winery with great tastings and served by the owner, wine maker, Jake of All trades. Stop thinking about going and just go

Small and humble but good Wine operation. Location just East of Downtown Eagle…read more Small business providing solid wines and fun.

What's not to love? A wife and husband owned winery + ballet studio. The Albariño is lovely. The…read moremerlot had a ton of character and completely drinkable. The Cabernet Sauvignon is delightful. The finish? Almost disappears then reappears as floral.

Shh...listen closely. Hear that? It is the sound of the fine bubbles in Par Terre's just released…read moresparkling Skin Contact Arneis whispering, "Drink me! Drink me!" And you are going to be ho-ho-happy with the holidays coming up to discover this delightful to drink and unusual to find Arneis to enjoy yourself and gift to others. If you have wine drinkers on your "they've been nice" holiday list, this is a great discovery. They only made 57 cases. We bought enough bottles to total one and a friend who we told about it early bought enough to count as another. Act fast while there is still some available! (And yes, yes I did make sure my friend and I both made our purchases first. I am not as nice a Yelp-Elf as you think.) ARNEIS IS HARD TO FIND: Travis (winemaker owner - husband) and Mallory (business manage owner - wife) announced this Arneis on Facebook a couple of weeks ago and my husband and I made a 'pas de deux' to the tasting room (yes, it is a bad pun connection to Par Terre being a ballet term and that the talented young couple who own and named the winery are themselves for dancers with SF ballet company) to pick up a couple of bottles to try. And the very next day we were back to pick up multiples more for both ourselves and as gifts. This wine is among our most fun vino discoveries of 2020 and we want to share the fun with others. Arneis is a fav varietal of ours, old winos...umm...well aged wineaux that we are. A northwest region Italian varietal, the name translates either "little rascal" or "demanding one", depending on to whom you speak, given the grape is difficult to grow and to make into wine. For that reason there is little of it produced in the US and most of what we have enjoyed over our (many, many) years of wine drinking, most of it as still wine but a few bottles as sparklers, has been imported from Italy. So imagine our surprise to learn from Travis that there is one grower of Arneis in all of Idaho (Arena vineyard, I think) and that Par Terre is one of only two wineries that had access to the grapes this year and for the next harvest season too. THIS YEAR'S PAR TERRE ARNEIS: Travis did the unusual thing of fermenting the Arneis with skin contact to result in both lovely color and a delightful bit of viscosity in the mouthfeel of the wine to add to the great taste. We got Asian pear and apple peel and maybe just a hint of toasty almond to drink it. It is tank fermented and the bubbles in the bottle (crown capped not corked) when poured into glass are fine and persistent making this this lovely to drink by itself and a nice partner with eats of all kinds from expected to un...as in we tried it with Certified Kitchen & Bakery's cornbread that included whole corn kernels and with pasta carbonara that included local eggs and local producer guanciale (which was our Thanksgiving meal...no kidding...in this unusual year) and fresh herb roasted local range chicken and honey chevre pumpkin cheesecake with pepita brittle as made by a talented local chef not to mention one of the best pairings for sparkling wines of all kinds, great quality lightly salted potato chips. LOOKING FORWARD: Travis says he plans to use next year's Arneis grapes to make a classic style still Arneis wine. My hubby and I will have visions of those bottles dance in our heads as we sip the glasses of fine bubbles in the sparkling Skin Contact Arneis in this year's release. TASTING ROOM HOURS PS: On about December 1, 2020 Mallory and Travis announced they are closing the tasting room for in person hours given it is a small space and covid19 rates are climbing in the local area so they felt it the right thing to do. But you can still order wine to pick up at the tasting room and they'll meet you there to deliver it curbside to your car. (In fact, I am making another pick up that way today.) They also have free delivery if you live within 8 miles of the tasting room and are buying 3 bottles or more (I do and I am but they are busy running a winery business and with two toddlers so I can pick up my own). They also ship.

Had a very enjoyable and informative tour of the 8 Feathers Distillery. Larry and Rick were very…read morefriendly and extremely knowledgable. They have helped build a great compact facility filled with what I call distillery porn... the stainless steel tanks, and the beautiful Vendome copper still, the miles of plumbing going every which way connecting everything together in a marvelous Rube Goldberg machine of liquid magic... and the rows of new American white oak barrels filled and stacked and taking the liquid magic to an entirely new level. After the great tour where Rick went above and beyond showing us the system, Larry let us taste several of their products. Wow were we impressed! From their minimally-aged moonshine, to their fully-aged bourbon, we really liked them all... so much that we bought a mixed case. This is worth a visit. Highly recommended.

We had a great tasting experience (thanks Larry!) but more importantly, what a great variety of…read moreexcellent whiskey spirits! It was fantastic that there was such variety of flavors from what could be very similar (and potentially generic) spirits. But these were not!!!

Cute shop unfortunately could not enjoy and look at all the wines due to the older man working…read morethere . He made me and my family feel very awkward. He was literally following us around the store . I caught him "pretending" to fix wine on a shelf just so he could look my husband up and down and even looking at the bottom of the stroller as if we were there to steal bottles of wine ? There were two other couples in the store that he did not follow around like us. Maybe because we aren't white not sure but there are so many better wine stores with friendly staff and environment I'd rather spend my money on .

Cute little place with a lot of oils and balsamic vinegar's to choose from. The location is close…read moreto the freeway and main streets, the customer service is outstanding. They have different choices for gifts and cards.. you can find a cozy little place where you can seat and enjoy tasting of the products. They also have a well stock variety of wines.. cute little place I recommend to visit 100 %

I have been here at least a dozen times and can't believe I haven't posted a review. My wife and I…read morereally love this place. They have a really hip vibe in here with great decor. Especially love the 80's memorabilia as we were both products of that generation. Plus on our last visit the staff was cranking out some great 80's tunes. Found ourselves singing along for most of them. Wine is great here and they make everything in house. We love a small boutique winery like this and reminds us of where we have another house in Lodi, California. That region is filled with small batch, boutique wineries just like this. Our favorite while we like them all is for sure the Cabernet Sauvignon. Really full body wine that is super satisfying. This is a must stop while you're in the Boise area.

Another fun tasting room. This one was definitely fun and edgy…read more They had different areas to relax while you enjoyed your wine tasting. They also had a fun private tasting area in the barrel room. However I didn't love the wines...but I'm a hard person to please when it comes to wine. Am I a wine snob? Lol Go check it out...really fun venue