This place was great! The bartenders were a lot of fun, welcoming, and very quick to explain the…read moreconcept. You could feel the enthusiasm. The tasting room itself had a very funky vibe and cool music to match. The cinders are unfiltered, gluten-free, and not pastured. No preservatives, no added sugar. So they are not as sweet as you might be used to. I recommend stopping in and trying something new!

Love this place. Great selection of on rap and bottles of both their own ciders as well as this…read morefrom France, Spain, etc. Barstaff are Uber knowledgeable and extremely generous with tastings to determine the best pour for your taste.

Last time we were in town, we had passed by a few times and it wasn't open, but was able to check…read moreit out recently. Plenty of seating inside and outside. Staff is friendly and knowledgeable. We did the seasonal wine tastings and everything was good. Definitely a spot worth checking out if you are downtown and want a break from all the beer at the breweries.

Excellent wine and bar service. Our server Elija was super…read morefriendly and knowledgeable about of wines.

We had a little bit of a wait to get one of the last tastings of the evening before the Luminere…read moreevent. We got to sample any 5 wines on the menu. I thought they were all pretty good! The wine host was friendly and knowledgeable. We had a fun tasting!

Only -1 stars because being tourists we found out that they weren't running their complimentary…read moreshuttle until April and they expected all people visiting to have their own car and Ubers can't get close to drop off. It says it's a 3 mile walk and they don't recommend it but I swear the walk to the winery had to have been at least 5-7 miles, glad we didn't try and walk. Came here for the complimentary tasting! They just upped the tasting to 7 wines and you got to choose which you wanted to try which was nice. Didn't wait long in line and the worker pouring for us was very nice. Small pours, but the variety was great. Gift shop was huge and bought snacks and bottles to bring back home. Fun activity to do with friends!

We stopped at the gatehouse after exiting the Biltmore estate. It was during Christmas time and the…read moreseasonal displays were very nice. The shop is filled with home goods, ornaments and Biltmore related items but the whole atmosphere came off as quite pretentious to me and the prices reflected that. I did find an adorable little plushie gargoyle that I thought my niece would love but based on my overall experience, I decided against spending any of my hard-earned money here. The staff was technically welcoming but not in a warm or genuine way. I felt like I was being more closely observed than assisted and the older, stiffer employees created an uncomfortable environment. After looking around upstairs, I came down and started perusing the shelves but as soon as I looked up from what I was doing and a staff member saw me she said " your husband is in the restroom". I don't know if that comes off as weird in writing as it felt in person. I didn't ask where my husband was and I wasn't looking for him. I don't know if it was because he was the only non-white person I saw while we were there, but it didn't give the feeling that they were trying to be helpful. The shop is somewhat visually appealing but overpriced overall and definitely lacking the warmth that would make it a place I would ever return to.

Helpful service and great items. Can't wait to come back. They also even answer the phone and are…read morepatient while answering questions. True hospitality.

Great spot to wine-d down with a night cap. I came here after dinner with some friends and it was…read morerelatively empty/quiet on a Saturday (~9pm). We sat at a high top by the wall, there were some live musicians finishing up (always a pleasant surprise) and split a bottle of white. I had a glass of sparkling wine after as well. We all enjoyed our time and the service was great. There's a $10 cork fee. Great selection of drinks all around for drinking on property or to go.

My wife and I came at 7pm on a Saturday night and the place was dead. We enjoyed a bottle of wine…read moreand saw that a band started setting up. The place started getting more busy so I went to go get us another bottle and a charcuterie board just prior to 8pm but some a-hole stopped me to ask me if I was there to see the band. If so, it would be $14 for my wife and I. I told him that we weren't and I was going to get us another bottle and some food. Nope! I can't stay if I don't pay the $14, so don't place an order. I'm not in the bar business so maybe this is normal, I'm just surprised that they would turn down another bottle and food order when the place wasn't full or anything. Not at all a very welcoming/friendly environment.

Great crew loved the ride and destinations!!!! Experience peopleread more

We loved this service for my sister's bach weekend! Super clean and let us be girls!!read more

What an incredibly cool experience! Kristin is a great guide in so many ways; knowledgeable about…read moreAsheville, super flexible and responsive to client needs or wants, she has a great eye for capturing people and the stunning surroundings of a great city, shes just an all around great gal to spend a few hours with! We did the pub tour, which started at 4pm. I chose this tour to start our trip to see some things and get a feel for the city, and moreover, my other half and I are absolutely horrific about capturing images of ourselves, period. Plus, we are Floridians- this setting provided foliage, art, and cold weather clothing we so seldom see or use!Kristin's tour allowed us the opportunity to take care of that & start our immersion Into the unique city we really loved. Kristin was a great communicator throughout- my inquiries prior to booking, we had some interesting weather that could have hindered our tour (rain and a 30 degree temp drop within 2.5 hours) & she was kind enough to call and provide options, our follow up email & image sharing has been amazing! Our photos have come back and we can't say enough about them. She's got a great eye for capturing subjects and the essence of Asheville. I highly recommend, when we go back to Asheville, I plan to book another tour with her.

Mike was a great tour guide. Our group was small so he let us personalize our fall foliage tour. It…read morewas a wonderful trip, filled with Asheville history and beautiful viewing. I recommend this company.

I was really excited to visit this store, as I opened and ran a chain of artisan tasting rooms back…read morehome in DC. Sadly, I came away disappointed on the whole. Pros:- - Conveniently located downtown - Friendly staff, somewhat, but not entirely, knowledgeable. Cons: - Aged balsamic are not truly aged - all "runny" where there should have been some thickness to a balsamic that is aged "up to" 12-18 years. They are definitely not aged more than a few years. Completely fluid. - Pricing is very high, and a pour spout is not included with the bottle, which would make it impossible to trickle, just to pour. You can buy one for an additional price, but that is pretty silly when you have got to have one. - Not all fresh. Perhaps because they have been sitting while the store was closed during the pandemic? - Nothing to cleanse the palate between samplings - a little piece of bread or sip of water is pretty necessary to clear the palate. I had to have a few bottles for gifts so bought 1 traditional "aged" balsamic, and one single varietal oil - we'll see how they hold up when used!

I never knew what great balsamic vinegars were truly like until I tasted those from Olive This…read more You can walk around and taste as many as you like, but I ended up purchasing the regular aged. No more 'store-bought' dressing for me. It is just a little olive oil and their balsamic vinegar from now on.

Wow! Chow Chow Culinary Festival has been an incredible experience located at Pack Square Park and…read moreother venues throughout Asheville! Most events are ticketed ranging from $25-200 and include food and wine tastings, chocolate and cocktail parties, and a bunch of different workshops. Saturday and Sunday there are also Food Trucks which tickets are not needed to attend. The Pickled in the Park event has definitely been the star of this event so far with tons of different restaurants, breweries, distilleries and more offering endless tastes and sips of their goods. This is a truly amazing event so I'm so grateful to attend!

I booked tickets here and then couldn't go. Trying to get your money back from them and their third…read moreparty is absolute hell. The only way you can get your money back is if someone is dead or dying

Absolutely shocked to find that I have never been to the spot before. I think that perhaps I always…read morethought it was the fine arts theater or gotten confused or maybe they're advertising is so good that I've seen a lot of shows posted, but never actually had the privilege of attending. Speaking of privilege, a lot of that here. Went to see a show in the balcony the other night and it was a nice experience. Definitely wear a lot of the older wealthier Asheville citizens gather. Certainly a crowd here. Could've also been the event we went to which was a cultural performance. Ultimately, I appreciate that we have cultural performances in our city and a space for them. Parking was a little annoying just because it was Saturday downtown but I do like the space is central. Lots of places to eat at around. Finding it was incredibly easy as well. Inside, there was quite a bottleneck as we arrived about 20 minutes before the show. We did have to wait in line. It was a little bit confusing to figure out exactly where to go but some staff helped. They had wine for sale- house and pricier stuff. The house was around nine dollars a glass. I really appreciate that the staff helped us shoes and gave their opinion. The staff working the wine area was incredibly kind. The stage itself was gorgeous. It was very easy to see in here, no matter where you were.