Wow, whenever I visited the actual location, the customer service and the staff were always very…read morefriendly, especially the general manager (a gentleman who always made the experience pleasant). The location was really nice, the private room was great and the vibes were awesome. Unfortunately, my experience with Nikki Harris, who is also listed as a general manager, has been the complete opposite. For months, I have been asking how I can actually receive my wines, and I have the emails to prove it. I never received a single response or clear direction. The whole communication around this has been terrible. When Nikki finally did reply, it was with a rude and dismissive message, one that I've attached here for transparency, without ever acknowledging my prior outreach. This is not the way paying customers should be spoken to or treated, especially when they have been spending money and not able to get clarity on their products. I had already canceled my membership before this exchange, but had I not, I certainly would have afterward. Her tone and lack of professionalism were unacceptable, and it made clear to me that she does not understand what respectful customer service looks like. She also had to backtrack on her email without even knowing the facts. The worst! I understand that closures and operational challenges happen, but respect and clear communication should never be optional. Unfortunately, Nikki Harris demonstrated neither.

We stopped in for a wine tasting and some charcuterie and had a great time! Our guide was very…read moreknowledgeable and helped us find the notes in every wine and made great pairing suggestions both with the charcuterie in front of us and for future meals in case we wanted to buy a bottle. They don't offer pours by the glass if you walk in and feature their membership, which is subscription based and looked great, but since we weren't local wasn't a good fit for us. The space was also pretty cute and we liked the high top setup that was great for our group. Check them out!

Nice and cozy if you can find a seat, me and my family sat on the ground and drank and ate it was…read morealot of fun. There were different wines to taste and everyone was dressed nice.

This Winery has been on my wishlist for some time now, so I was super excited to experience their…read morewine tasting. We drove over an hour to this facility on Valentine's Day and overall it was a really good experience. There were 5 wine options on the menu and they were all really good. The wine tasting also included some history of the Haak, lesson on the characteristics of wine such as tannins, wine swirl and acidity. It was very informative. They also have vendor who sells desserts. I ordered the Dubai strawberries which was really good and paired well with the wines. The only downside was that we felt like the wine tasting ended abruptly. There was no follow-up or attempt to get us to buy a glass or bottle, so we ended up leaving. Overall it was a good experience but they missed the mark at the end. If we lived closer, I'd definitely try them again.

Second time here. Had so much fun the first time around that we didn't hesitate to come back! The…read moreBarn is a picture perfect place to kick back and listen to great live music while sipping with some DeepRoots wines and beer, and since you can BYOF, any snacks of your choosing. Food trucks also on site for concerts, making it easy to just jump in the car and head out after work. But buy your tickets ahead of time. They don't sell them at the door. Tip-Sign up for emails. Sometimes they send offers for free tickets day of! Its a beautiful location and there are plenty of big fans in the barn to keep everyone cool and comfy. Staff are super friendly.

1st time to visit Deep roots winery we came to see the u2 tribute band they have craft beer and…read morewine and a food truck lots of events on the website the Cute donkeys were a bonus Will be back

I recently had the pleasure of attending the "how to speak wine" winetasting, and I must say, it…read moreexceeded all my expectations! From the moment I walked into the heights home for my friend's birthday, Arielle greeted my friends with warmth and hospitality. The customer service was impeccable, and felt more like hanging with friend than a formal course as she shared how her and her husband started the business. What truly stood out were the lessons for novices like myself. Arielle took the time to explain each wine in detail, from its origin to its flavor profile, making sure we all better understood our own preferences and are able to order/ buy wines more confidently in the future. I left feeling like I had learned so much about wine, and for weeks have been telling everyone I know they must go learn from Everywine! The selection of wines was fantastic, ranging from crisp whites to bold reds, ensuring there was something for every palate. Each pour was expertly curated allowing us to explore a variety of styles and regions, surprising us with unique wines that didn't fit their conventional norms. Overall, I cannot recommend this winetasting experience enough for birthdays, bachelorettes or dates. Whether you're a seasoned wine connoisseur or a novice looking to learn more, this course is sure to delight and I'll be going back again asap for other classes. Trust me, you won't be disappointed!

I have know Ryan Cooper since his early days slinging wine at Houston staple Camerata and I can't…read morethink of a better person to share and teach the beautiful world of wine. When Ryan and Arielle started Everywine, I knew it would be awesome. They have created the most approachable and friendly wine company you will ever find. Their wine tastings are outstanding, the whole goal is to make wine fun and approachable not stuffy and elitist. They want to help you find new wine that you will love regardless of whether that bottle is $15 or $55. Grab a group of friends, set up a tasting, and have a blind tasting blast. Then after your slurp all that wine become a wine club member and enjoy awesome wine finding it's way to your doorstep each month.

Great service, wonderful wine! This was a quick day trip with my best friend who was in Houston…read morefrom out of state. I will be back and my only suggestion is to make sure you have reservations!!!!

This was my friend's and I first wine tasting. Our overall experience was okay. There were some…read morethings that could have been done differently/better. When we first arrived, my group were the only customers inside the building. Some staff members didn't even acknowledge us. On a plus side: The package that we purchased included a charcuterie board, and we were able to take home 3 bottles of the wines we sampled.

Who knew The Woodlands had a vineyard? Definitely not me. A childhood friend of mine celebrated a…read moremilestone birthday here and invited a bunch of our friends from high school and from her Baylor days. She had been wanting to celebrate here the past couple years, but the Texans were usually still playing, so she'd pick a brewery in Spring with TVs instead. The entrance is inconspicuous and is one way in/out. Parking is decent. You can take tours when in season. When we were there, there was a baby shower happening in the small barn-looking building and a cooking class on the covered patio. So, we sat outside in the cold with some sun shades covers. It was a huge, open area. The sun was out, so it wasn't too bad. They could use some outdoor warmers or a fire pit. You go inside and order wine and food. They had limited options and didn't have any non-alcoholic wines. They had water and soft drinks for NA drinkers. No charcuterie since they had so many different events happening. There were 2-3 people manning the bar, and they seemed a little unorganized or critical of each other's help. It was strange. I tried a few samples of their rosè, one Chardonnay and a sparkling before I settled on 2023 Laren's Wild Rosé with strawberry and rose petal undertones. I liked it because it was less dry than the other rosé. Other than the baby shower and cooking class, it wasn't very busy on a Saturday afternoon. There were a few parents letting their kids run around the area and on the stage. There was live music inside. Staff would come out to pick up wine glasses and serve the flatbread that some people in our party ordered. The pepperoni pizza looked good. I ate before I got there, so I didn't try. I particularly wouldn't return unless it was a family or friend celebration of some sort. While not a vineyard, there are other wine bars in the city that offer NA options, a larger wine selection and food.

Yes there is a vineyard in the Woodlands. Nice venue for early 4th festivities. Loved my wine…read moreslushes. White was lemonade and red was watermelon. Friendly staff, outdoor and indoor seating. Live music.

My friend and I had the opportunity to dine at Mutiny in the Heights on their final night. We were…read moreable to snag a last minute reservation on the patio. When my friend made the reservation, she received an email encouraging customers to visit the tasting room before or after dinner. We showed up an hour early to visit the tasting room, however the host had no idea what we were talking about. Turns out they weren't doing tastings. Luckily, we didn't have to wait to be seated. We initially had a table that was not near a heat lamp, however an employee came over and let us know that we could switch to a table near the heat lamp which was appreciated because it was chilly. Our server was Laura. She was nice and funny. They had $25 flight specials. I went with the Sayanara Flight which had white wines. I really enjoyed them and they weren't too sweet. My friend had an NA wine which she enjoyed. We ordered the Truffle Fries and Meatballs. Both dishes were tasty. I enjoyed the aioli that came with the fries. They had discounted wines for purchase. Not all bottles were 50% off, however the gentleman that we spoke to went ahead and gave me a 50% discount on both the rosé and pinot grigio that I purchased which was so appreciated! It seems like there are quite a few businesses around town that are closing. I'm sad to see Mutiny go, but I'm glad my friend and I got to dine in on their final night.

"Closing time, you don't have to go home But you can't stay…read morehere." - Semisonic I have lived in the loop for 5 years now, and I'm sad to say that I finally tried Mutiny on their last day. I often pass by it going through a shortcut to I-45 and sometimes going home around the area. It's literally a 5-minute drive. I booked reservations Friday since I saw they opened up the 31st on Resy. It wasn't earlier in the week, but I knew it was the last day, and my friend and I really wanted to try. I'm glad we made reservations because they were at capacity (150 person capacity) and weren't taking any walk ins. We got there early cause Resy suggested checking out the Tasting Room before or after the reservation time. We got there about an hour earlier, and the host said he didn't know anything about that except that the Tasting Room area was used for events. Interesting. We were seated earlier on the patio on this freezing evening. At first, we were at a table that didn't have a heat lamp, but when one freed up, they were so nice to suggest that we move closer to the heat lamp since they saw us shivering. Lol. We were thankful for that. I wore fleece lined jeans and brought gloves and a beanie anyway having been in the below freezing winter in London. Laura was our server and was kind and funny. So was this other guy who checked in every now and then. He made light of their last day situation. The dining area is so beautiful inside. I love the limestone-looking interior and chandeliers. Reminds me of Fredericksburg or something. They had many large groups and a few small groups of friends or couples dining on this last day. Way to go out with a bang. A lot of the wines were selling out or already sold out around 7-8 pm. We tried the truffle fries and Sicilian meatballs with focaccia bread. I like the thick cut of the fries and the black garlic aioli. It reminded me of yuca fries. The Sicilian meatballs were a bit small, peppery and salty. I wish the marinara was a little more tart. The focaccia helped cut through the saltiness. I had 2 glasses of the NA Sauvignon blanc which was light and a little tart. They ran out of the NA red blend. My friend ordered Sayonara, one of their farewell flights which were aptly named for "goodbye". It was a great night on the patio but chilly. My friend purchased a rosé and a Pinot Grigio as part of their Last Sail wines. Actually, the Pinot Grigio wasn't part of the sale, and he was going to take off 20%, but he also made it 50% off. So nice!! I'm glad we got to try them on their last day. Bon voyage, Mutiny.

Cozy wine spot with a great selections. They even offer wine flights and happy hours! There's a…read moreback patio that's great for large party, we had a decent group turnout and it still felt spacious. They even had TVs out showing sports. Inside's a bit small with a few tables and a bar, but the outdoor seating is the real charm when the weather's nice. The service was excellent, the wait staff came out to our big group outside multiple times and even brought out samples for us to try. There are small bites for order and the menu is simple yet descriptive, we got to sample some of the charcuterie as well, and it did pair well with some of the reds I've tried. Overall, friendly atmosphere, relaxing vibes, attentive wait staff, not much more you can wish for from a neighborhood wine bar.

Found the perfect neighborhood wine spot! It's super cozy inside, but the real star is the massive…read moreback patio--ideal for big gatherings, and they even have TVs out there for sports. They do awesome wine flights and happy hours, plus a simple small-bites menu. We tried the charcuterie and it paired perfectly with our red wines. Big shoutout to the amazing staff who took great care of our large group and kept bringing out samples. Such a relaxing, friendly vibe!