This was such a fun and unique experience. The winery is classy and cozy inside with a deck that…read morehas sweeping views. The team there is very friendly and enjoyed making suggestions. You can bring food to pair with the delicious wine. We also loved that there was a disc golf course and a very nice one at that. It goes out into the woods on the property and circles back to the winery at the end. We will definitely be back.

Came here for an event on a beautiful evening and I must say, we had an absolutely perfect time…read more The food they provided, the tent & tables, the vineyards wine, the local brewerie's beer they had as an option, the musicians music, it was all just perfect. The owner was joy to interact with as well & the tour of his buisness that he brought us on was a nice treat. It's always nice to see someone enjoying what they do. You can see the passion in this guy. Looking forward to the next one

Definitely one of our favorite Connecticut wineries! The staff is always friendly and the wine is…read morealways good! You will definitely walk away with at least a couple bottles every time! It was nice and quiet when we got there around opening time. I wish we could have stayed for the live entertainment, but we had other plans already.

Nice setting in the woods. Not Much for dry wines. Purchased a flight and they poured In small…read moreplastic cups in a muffin tin. Not a good experience.

Cutest winery. Would recommend! Gave us a free birthday drink! Plenty of seating in nice chairs…read moreoutside.

So first of all, getting there.... And this is the fault of my GPS, just a friendly head's up -…read morethere I am driving down this winding country road, and Google announces I've reached my destination. I look around and see nothing but trees and fields.... Thankfully I noticed the road sloping down to the right, and lo, there was the sign for the winery. Darn that Google. Parking can be a little tight, and when you do park, don't be a jerk and park overlapping the exit. It was a tight corner. You can park anywhere around the circle, put on your parking bark and make sure people are able to leave without taking off your paint. Anyway, for the actual winery, it was beautiful and they have chairs around the field so you can sit and enjoy a glass in tranquil New England. The bar tender and proprietor were great to talk with, and I learned new things about different industries. Their wines include several years of Chardonnay, a red, and sangria mix "Rebel'gria" (the latter being my personal favorite). The tasting menus were available to take home and had seeds in the paper for you to plant, and the tasting also came with complimentary cheese and meat.

Grey Sail Brewing is a craft brewery that opened in Westerly, Rhode Island in November 2011. It was…read morefounded by husband and wife Alan and Jennifer Brinton. A chemical engineer by day, Alan brewed at home at nights and on weekends. In 2009, Alan and his wife Jennifer started thinking seriously about opening a brewery. The couple located a circa 1920s building that had originally been the Westerly Macaroni Factory. They outfitted the building, hired a great staff, and were open by the end of 2011. The first beer they brewed was "Flagship Ale". Jennifer oversaw the brewery operation while Alan continued to work full-time as an engineer, all while they raised four children. The Brintons later purchased the historic Cataldo House next door. After a careful renovation, they opened this property as their taproom and outdoor beer garden in May 2016. The brewery also partnered with Vetrano's Restaurant to launch "Vetrano's Wood Fired": fresh wood-fired pizza prepared on-site at the beer garden. The original brewery building is now used exclusively for production, canning, and beer-to-go sales. In 2020, Grey Sail expanded by opening South County Distillers: a sister distillery located on the same property. I have been enjoying Grey Sail's beer since the earliest days of the brewery. I have also visited the brewery a number of times and enjoyed watching them expand over the years. I recently stopped there for lunch with my son while we happened to be passing through the area. After grabbing a table at the beer garden, I ordered a sampler flight at the taproom which consisted of "Hazy Day" (Belgian Wit), "Middle Child" (IPA), "Raspberry Reef" (Wheat Ale), and "Haze, Ho!" (New England IPA). The latter was my favorite. For food, my son and I ordered and shared a "Cheese Pizza" and a "Margherita" (fresh mozzarella, sauce, basil, parmesan cheese, EVOO) from Vetrano's. We really enjoyed the pizza! During our visit, my son and I also enjoyed a few games of corn hole. Between their eclectic beer selection, quality craft cocktails, delicious wood-fried pizza, and spacious taproom and beer garden, I highly recommend a visit to Grey Sail Brewing!

One of my favorite places to pop in for one of their tasty brews. The location feels like you're…read moregrabbing a beer in an old time seaport inn. The beer is super fresh as the brewery is right there. The staff is great and the service has always been top notch. Make sure you hit the gift shop on the way out to bring home your favorite beer.

LOVE LOVE LOVE this place! Good food good wine and AWESOME people!!!…read moreIt's a small town family owned business! Support our local Businesses!

Came here on a Friday afternoon for the winery. I walked casually through the farm store and into…read morethe winery. There were about 6 patrons inside there chatting over the drinks. I stood at the bar for a few minutes when I realized no one was coming so I went back to the front end to get some help. She sent someone right over. I ended up grabbing a flight because that's the best way to try wine at a winery you've never been to before. I decided to have my drinks outside on the porch patio. Walked outside and there about 15 people out there. I was wondering where everyone was based on how many cars were parked out front. They also have patio on the grass. Both have beautiful views of their winery. The pours for the flight were large, certainly more than a 2.5 oz pour however it just meant I needed to stay a little longer to finish and get right for the drive home. I think the flights may be more appropriate for sharing but either way no regrets here. The wine (well 3 out of 4) were delicious. I was not a fan of the Sunset Red it's their red blend and it smelled nothing like it tasted. I won't tell you what I think it smelled like because wine is a bit subjective unless you're a sommelier. That being said the boxcar red was much better and I think my fave I tried was the River Valley Riesling. Nice and crisp for the hot summer day. They have a gazebo outside and some tables and chairs with umbrellas for shade. A full outdoor bar seating area under a roof overlooking the winery and the occasional train. The ambience could have been perfect but they hang their dirty rags and towels on the porch to dry out. I think a little clothes line on the side of the building would work out well for this instead. There was also an umbrella and some other random items laying on the porch floor right near me. On my way out I asked about ingredients in one of their gluten free cakes, it's from Walmart. Now don't get wrong, I love having gluten free options but I was very surprised when they told me it's a Walmart cake. Just skip the gluten free treats and get the potato salad. It was fire and I would totally come back for that regardless if it's made in house or not. The workers were friendly and willing to help. I'll be back for another flight soon!

Really great little winery in Lebanon. We decided to visit some of the wineries that aren't…read morepublicized as part of the CT Wine Trail, on our way to Buttonwood Farm to see the sunflowers.. Lebanon Green Vineyards was our second stop of the day and my favorite. They have a great grassy area with several tables, all of which had umbrellas which is nice, as I'd always like the option of having shade, especially on the hot days we've had this summer. They also had live music just starting as we arrived. We ordered a bottle of Wayland Rose, some Cato Corner cheese, and some wine crackers. They brought everything to our table for us. A nice chilled bottle of wine, in a chiller bucket, the cheese came with a cutting board, a sharp knife, and some napkins. Most wineries just hand you the cheese and a plastic knife if you're lucky. The hospitality at Lebanon Green Vineyards was amazing, I appreciate all the little touches that make it such a nice overall experience. When we didn't finish our bottle, they brought a stopper over for us, and brought our bill right to our table. We didn't have a lot of time to spend there the day we went, but I am looking forward to going there again as a destination and spending the afternoon there. It seems like they have music pretty regularly on the weekends. You can bring your own food with you as well.

Pulling into this winery, I first was concerned I was pulling into someone's farm. Yes, a random…read morepopcorn machine is not traditional farm machinery, but it looks like a house that became a winery and if not for the sign and other cars parked, I may have had an anxiety attack. The tasting room is rather small on the back-right of the property, and lots of tables with umbrellas outside to sit and enjoy the music and/or talk with your friends. I tried the shot and scoop (a cup of ice cream with their blueberry dessert wine), which had a choice of chocolate and vanilla ice cream. A word of caution - stir your ice cream before they pour, otherwise it will overflow the cup. It was delicious though, even on a cold day. The only downside was the baristas are all over you. We were asked at least five times if we were there for a tasting or a glass before we had a chance to really absorb the menu. We chose to sit as far from the tasting room as possible so we could chat and enjoy our glass (and please keep in mind, there were may three other tables with people so it's not like space was at a premium) and they came over 2-3 times to see if there was anything else we wanted to order. The tight polite smile and declining their assistance was not sufficient to deter their intrusions. They were nice, please don't miss understand, just persistent with a force you normally see of people working on commission, and hey, maybe they were. I would definitely come back because the wine was good and it's a pretty location, but I'd be prepared with a more authoritative "No, I will come to you when I want to order more".

Coming from the Wine Country California, we're always looking for really good wines for our home…read morelibrary. After checking out the local liquor stores and "fine wine" shops, we were directed to the Divine Wine Emporium and found a goldmine. Located conveniently along a major interstate, the Emporium doesn't look like much from the street, but give it a chance! Inside, the dual level store expands with impeccable organization, and great selection. Each section of the store is organized by region on each rack. We usually park ourselves in the Napa Valley area or France, but we eventually also meander through the whole store to see what catches our eye. If you're not a wine fan, fear not! They have a large craft beer section in the back, as well as a fine and craft liquor area, to round out any drink collection. My favorite must-haves are their extensive selection of France's Chateaunuf du Pape, and the illusive and rare White Chateaunuf. We never leave without a wine country classic like a Howell Mountain Cabernet or a Russian River Chardonnay. Selection is pretty constant, with some rotating specialties, such as my personal favorite seasonal pumpkin beers, or unique odd lot/limited lot Wine + items. There are gorgeous wines I've not had the opportunity to try yet, but we will absolutely be returning. Price is average, but the help at the Emporium is excellent. The owner is a wine expert, and has something to tell you about literally every bottle in the store. They also offer wine education classes, and monthly wine tasting by region, which I have yet to attend, but am both intrigued about, and excited for.

Enjoy the vast selection of wines along with the assistance and knowledge of wines…read more Great events: educational & fun!!!

What a very fun and nice brewery. I enjoyed their peach Berliner weisse and my fiance had their…read moreIPA. The IPA tasted a lot more like a dunkel, but they insisted it was correct. I love fruit wheats so I was very happy with my beer and had it twice. I was also a fan of their merch being available in women's sizes. It's a great looking brewery with lots of seating. We got to witness a surprise 50th birthday party which was nice to see.

I wish they had food available. But this has the vibe of a typical brewery. Several drink options,…read morefor blondes, sours, IPAs to ciders and seltzers that are gluten free. Thursday night is cornhole competition night, $20 buy in fee. It was interesting to watch and definitely livened up the place.