Great service and atmosphere, our waitress was friendly. Food was ok. Potatoes were yumread more

Have to give the nice folks at Ledgestone some love for the improvements they've made to the…read morekitchen. Went there even though the concert was cancelled and had a blast. It was like they were trying to make up for the concert by playing awesome tunes. Dead tune every other song. Orders off the menu and it was outstanding!!!

We went here the afternoon before the blizzard. Had no expectations, but absolutely loved this…read moreplace. Loved the down home vibe and the people. Service staff were amazing, and we bought a couple of bottles. I've already guzzled mine and planning my trip to stock up!

We went to Duck Creek initially for the wine but after arriving there and seeing they had a large…read moreline of home made distillery items we changed our focus to these spirits. This business makes there own Beer, wine and alcohol products where the diversity of what they make is kind of amazing considering the footprint/size of their facility. Relative to the tastings, these are free of charge where customers are encouraged to tip instead to show their appreciation for what they have been served. Duriing our trip here we tasted numerous spirits to include their house made gin, rum, vodka, Brandy, Bourbon and various flavored moonshines. I thought the liquors with the exception of the Moonshines were just OK but the moonshines were surprisingly quite good. These 60 proof drinks come across like a liquor based on the alcohol by volume content with a similar creamy texture. The flavor profiles are quite unique to anything I have ever tasted before where their flavors include Grandma's Apple Pie, Salted Caramel, Orange Slice and Lemon Drop shine to name just some of them. Every Moonshine bottle we tasted was so tasty where I was really enamored with all of them and at the end of the day ended up buying the Lemon Drop and salted Caramel although it was hard to stop at just these two. Relative to the facility it has a non descript outer view where the inside comes across more of a typical bar venue more so than a winery/distillery which is a bit deceiving in my mind considering how much product they make here. No stacked wine barrels or a sneak peak of the Distillery or Barrel rooms to reinforce what this business is and add the cute ambiance you get at many of the wineries I visit. Relative to Staff, They were exceptionally friendly and good on the repours for our free tasting which definately added a lot to our tasting event. Overall a very pleasant time was had by our group where I see myself returning again in the future and sampling their other ware's and probably buying more moonshine!

The gentleman here was so nice. Wine was really good. Try it again. Like the sweet ones and the…read morered Zin.

Craig was very personable and really went the extra mile for us. My dad is handicapped and we…read moreweren't sure if his motorized scooter would fit through the doorway. Craig came outside and inspected, then returned with a tape measurer and measured the scooter for us. Fortunately it ended up fitting and we were treated to delicious wine by a knowledgeable host. It is crazy to me he runs the whole operation by himself and still manages such outstanding customer service and produces tasty and various wines. This will definitely be a repeat stop for us every time we're in Green Bay! I would highly recommend Mona Rosa Winery to everyone.

We came upon this great winery and experience the other day. We enjoyed the wine and the live…read moremusic! The people were all super friendly and knowledgeable.

Very chill and relaxing place. My wife, a friend, and I enjoyed the wine enough to buy a few…read morebottles after sharing two flights. They had a really good October fest on tap too that my friend decided to steal from me, so I got a local hazy ipa from their cooler which was interesting (still would have rather had the Ofest). The outdoor grounds are beautiful and well kept. We sat outside with a choice glass of wine and a beer while soaking it in. We chatted with the owner / wine maker about the local area to help us in our travels and asked some questions about the wine making process. Great time!

A great little winery in the country with a huge gift shop and nice patio. The wine selection is…read moremuch more than they show online. They have dry, mid, and sweet wines for any palate, plus good slushies! It's family friendly and there's a cute resident kitty.

The owner is great. Very personable. The wine is on the sweet side, but it will mix very well!!…read more Highly recommend. If you are going to the draft - make time to go see him!!! You'll be glad you made the trip.

Had a lovely time: we bought cheese next door and left an ID for a knife and cutting board (jerks…read moreapparently steal those) and sat outside to listen to the live music at the winery. And we (was with my sister) got paddled (4 wine samples). (Service was super nice: the nice bartender carried the paddle outside for me bc I'm a super, super shaky walker and would have spilled the wine everywhere w/o having had even 1 drop yet.) Yep, I'd go again. (And yes, the cheese from the cheese shop next door was awesome!)

My wife and I were treated very kindly by the staff. The male helping us with our flights of wine…read moredid a great job informing us of the various qualities inherent in each wine, and even treated us to a couple of gratis samples of a hot beverage and lemonade-style beverage. There was nice live music playing, and ample seating available. The atmosphere was relaxed and unhurried. The assortment of wines, including both Harbor Ridge produced and imported, was very good. I recommend this business.

I moved here 5 years ago from Milwaukee (originally from Chicago suburbs) and I love it. But I was…read moreexperiencing a bit of culture shock. I was missing so many places that I would just get an Uber/Lyft car and meet a friend at a quaint, comfortable place for a drink and some food. When I first moved here, my husband took me to Winemaker's Daughter (it was so close that we walked from home ) and as soon as we walked in I felt at HOME! The service, the drinks, the food and the very kind owner were all WONDERFUL! When my son and daughter-in-law visit, they really love going, too. To us, it is the BEST place around.I It

Barb is the best! Very knowledgeable and friendly. Good wines and olive oils to sample.read more

Our stop at parallel 44 winery was wonderful. A lovely stop on our way to Fish Creek in Door…read moreCounty. Although it was a cold blustery day, we enjoyed the ambience of the winery. Hopefully the next time we come back, we will be able to sit outside and enjoy the beautiful fountain and lovely patio. Their reds are exceptional. They have a sister winery called Door 44 as well. We can't wait to go back and enjoy their wines again. Their flights are incredibly reasonable at four for $10. They also have a wine club you can join. Highly recommend!

Update: So I visited this vineyard on a mystery tour to Brown County but I've been informed it's in…read moreKewaunee County so don't get lost! Get to the right County and enjoy yourself! Thanks for the correction. I would hate for people to miss out because I misdirected them!

Charcuterie is all I need to be convinced to stop by a place. Give me cheese and crackers on a…read moreplate and I'm sold. But I'm so glad I stopped to sample everything that Captain's Walk had to offer. The staff was super generous and friendly. I'm a big fruity/desert wine person, and not a traditional wine enthusiast. That being said: their white moscato was incredible. Also got to enjoy some cherry cider from door county, which was some of the best I've had. Their Crostinis and Charcuterie paired so nicely with all of it as well. Absolute perfect vibes for a summer evening. We stopped here since our hotel was across the street, and it turned into one of my favorite spots in the city. I'd definitely recommend stopping by one evening.

Enjoyed our visit at the Captains walk Winery on a cold winter afternoon. It's a cool old house…read moreplace and the staff is nice. But seemed a little disorganized as there is new ownership. We tried a few different wines and ended up going with the 2017 Cab. It was decent. The prices were a bit steep for the quality of product. Worth stopping by.

I adore this place and the grapes and their wine and their staff and the live music there in the…read moresummer, and wine slushies... You heard me wine slushies... And Lynn. Don't sleep on the wine in Wisconsin. People yap all the time about Michigan wine, but I would put Lunch Creek up against anything in the mitten. It's honest, solid and well crafted.

Listen... this is the BEST kind of winery…read more Plastic cups for tasting. Local radio station playing. Aerial shots of the farm from 20 years and 2 years ago. A million news clips on the wall and tables with a view of the grapes. Very friendly owner who stopped to give us a rundown of every wine, before going out to mow (in the rain!)... and truly excellent wine. For context: We really like wine and have been to Napa and Sonoma, but also have had a LOT of wine from Michigan and Indiana. We prefer dry, but Midwest is known for sweet. We found these whites to be VERY good. Most grapes used here were engineered at the University of Minnesota--varietals like Frontenac. The wines are hard to describe... and come at every level of dry/semi/sweet... with a special character that is different from your standard Riesling/Traminette. We walked away with four bottles: Itasca, St. Pepin, Brianna and Bashful Blonde. (In the winter we may have made different choices) If you are looking for a spot that is 0% pretentious and %100 excellent... this is it. We will be back every summer.