BERLIN, MD: Just west of the beach, the countryside opens up into the peaceful grounds of Windmill…read moreCreek Winery, a gorgeous escape where leashed and friendly dogs are welcome outside. Driving up the long tree‑lined driveway instantly set the tone: quiet, open, and serene. We grabbed a shady spot under the trees, and Crystal came out right away with warm service and great recommendations. Their wine list includes reds, whites, and rosé, and we loved doing a five‑wine tasting to learn about each variety. They also offer a full cocktail menu made with their own craft brandy, plus house‑brewed beer for anyone who prefers hops over grapes. And there is also food. Farm‑to‑table dishes that pair perfectly with whatever is in your glass. Even pups get treated with their own Wine & Wags menu featuring a pup cup (can add berries with a biscuit), a frozen peanut butter cup, and plain chicken. Brie had the best time walking through the vineyard and relaxing in the shade, making this one of the most peaceful dog friendly stops in the area.

Have had multiple visits over the years seeing this establishment grow and have enjoyed them…read more However this was fourth and worse igloo visit. It was not clear on the website when making reservations that the menus posted were not for the igloos. Even items we asked about on the menus provided were not available (menu said available until 3 pm in igloo, it was 200 but still told no- yet we also couldn't get the steak or rockfish in the igloo. As well, previous igloo visit options provided fondue for 2 (not 5!) and could be altered for one meat and one seafood eater however this time we would've had to at $240 to get both. At minimum $120+$10-$12 extra to add one skewer. Although the ambiance is an "experience" it was not a satisfying culinary experience. As well, it was not clear we couldn't divide our checks up amongst each couple as most all restaurants can do. (Can only do 2 checks, we had 3 couples) It was more cumbersome on the waitress and us than just charging each couple one bill, we weren't sharing food or said put half this on each etc. it was clearly just 3 couples. As for what we did get... if crab dip hadn't had a shell in it I wouldn't have believed it had any crab in it, just cheese flavor. Steak skewer was well done (no choice given) yet veggies were aldente (to say the least). Wine was good but limited selection. I really don't understand why I can eat one think inside yet can't 20' away we would've had a much better experience if some accommodating had been offered on any of the above issues.

We took a chance in a Delaware winery at the beach and REALLY LOVED IT!…read moreWe're from VA so kind of spoiled. We had 2 flights and a charcuterie box. Both were quite nice! I preferred the drier wines and my friend enjoyed the sweet ones. Very pleasant atmosphere, good music, friendly people, and lovely grounds to picnic, too. We will be back on our trips to Rehobeth!

I know people seem to like this place but I didn't . A wine tasting is $25 for four 2oz wines in…read moreplastic cups. You get to pick your wines and some were good enough but the slushies were too sweet to finish. The staff were helpful with suggestions and a slush sample. I noticed what people do is buy a bottle and drink that. That is more economical. There is light fare or a food truck but you can bring in food. Dogs can come to outdoor seating which is pleasant.

Great, relaxing place to visit on a Saturday or Sunday. There is a small, but decent Farmer's…read moremarket. We stop often in the summer for local produce, tomato pie and some small bites to take home. The live music is our favorite. We attend most Sunday afternoons when we are around. We enjoy sitting, relaxing in the shade with a good glass of wine or an ice-cold beer and listen to whomever is playing that day. Always enjoyable.

I'm surprised to see so many reviews criticizing the customer service here because we didn't…read moreexperience anything but friendly and courteous folks in the gift shop/ticket office and tasting room. After we took the self guided tour about the history of wine and the vineyard, we ended up at the gift shop which also serves as the ticket office for tastings. The tastings are priced at just $10 p/p for your choice of 6 samples from Nassau Valley's product line of 14 wines. There are crackers to clear your palate, a piece of chocolate to accompany one (the True Blueberry?), and a souvenir glass to take home. We sampled a 2019 Pinot Grigio (Dry), 2019 Cape Rose (Dry), 2018 Meadow's Edge White (Semi-Dry), 2019 True Blueberry (Sweet Red), 2019 Delaware White (Sweet White), and a 2020 Redneck Rouge (Sweet & Spicy Red). I enjoyed every one of the six. We picked up a bottle of  the Meadow's Edge ($14) for my son and daughter-in-law, and a bottle of the Redneck Rouge ($15) for us. All in all, we had a very enjoyable visit at Nassau Valley.

What an amazing concept! Wine and books?! Does it get better than this?…read more I happened upon this store as I was picking up groceries nearby. When I saw wine and books I had to pop in. The interior is so cute! There is a lovely bar top meant for reading a book while sipping on wine. There is an extensive shelving unit filled with bottles of wine to purchase. Each bottle of wine has a tag around the neck giving a vivid description of the wine. I appreciated that the wine pricing averaged $25 which is within my budget. The selection of books is fantastic. I recognized so many authors and also discovered new books I want to read. I told the manager how in love i am with this store and she shared they also host book clubs and events. If I was not a tourist I would definitely become a member of their book club. The manager helped me pick a lovely bottle of white wine to take home. I appreciated how knowledgeable she was about the wine which is remarkable given how large the selection of bottles is. I will likely come back to pick up merch. I never want to forget about visiting this unique and adorable small business.

I keep trying to give this place another chance. They keep letting me down. i don't need a…read morebookstore with a political agenda where my business isn't wanted because the cashier can't be bothered to keep things moving. Tried to buy "Remains of the Day" (staff warnings and all). left in frustration having failed to make any progress in the queue. The classic books section is thin. If there arent enough female characters in a book, it gets an automatic downgrade from staff. How drunk do I have be to spend $ on an anti AI book? Yep, they have an anti AI section. The good news? Makes Amazon look amazin!!!!

Ryley did an amazing job with the service. Friendly funny and respectful as well as knowledgeable…read moreabout the menu and recommendations. He made the visit worthwhile. Great atmosphere. Honestly the Red wines could be better. If this is to be an upscale location, wines can use an upgrade. The Cab Franc was the best and closest to being a Franc. I would pass on the Cab Sav if you are a lover of Cab Sav.

Food; was pretty good they do have more to offer now…read more Service; is good as well Ambience: wonderful inside or outside can't go wrong only thing is used love go to the bar n get ythe wine testing not a flight or just a bottle . I would give it higher if it was better

LOVED! Plain and simple. I loved the entire place. David (I strongly believe that was his name) was…read moresoooooo nice and welcoming! It's best to call ahead for a more personal wine tasting and you can request cheese, fruit or dessert trays. We had all three and it was D E L I C I O U S!!!!! When I'm back in that area, I will gladly come back to this winery.

Very nice quant place to stop. Beautiful ground and nice people!…read more Got to keep the glass from the tasting! Tried 8 or more variety! Great time!

Best wine selection in the area! Reasonably priced for all levels of wine. Join the wine club for…read morebest deals! They have wonderful wine tastings in the store and host fabulous wine dinners at local restaurants.

I'm not one for going online and writing reviews but in the case of Bin 66, I just had to do one…read more I am studying wine at the Napa Valley Wine Academy and the curriculum requires me to develop a vast knowledge of wine as well as develop a sophisticated palate so that I can identify and describe the wines of the world. The folks at Bin 66, at no charge to me, work with one of my instructors to pull wines for me to do blind tastings. Not only do they (primarily Derek) provide this service, it speaks to the bandwidth of the wines they either have on their shelves, and if not, it speaks to the outstanding customer service Derek provides by ordering wines for me that he either does not carry or currently have on the shelves. I recently moved from Houston, Texas where there was a plethora of outstanding wine stores and thought I'd never find anything comparable. Imagine my happiness when I found Bin 66. Amazing place with amazing people. If you are a lover of wine or just starting out, I highly recommend this shop. Jack

Stopped in on a rainy Sunday - super glad we did. Wine selection was excellent. Heather explained…read moreeverything and helped guide us through our purchase. She's a gem......

Good wine, beautiful area and music, what more can you ask for?…read more Wonderful place. Highly recommended.

Grown-up wine! So often, small wineries rely on sweet wines. Harvest Ridge has some sophisticated…read morewines as well as unique and sweet offerings. I love their ciders, too. The on-site food truck is one of the best I've ever enjoyed food from. Events are ongoing and high quality from live entertainers to "Funky Music Bingo" and "Let's Do Trivia!". This is a very busy winery with lots going on and well worth regular visits.

The atmosphere is nice the people work there are very nice just a place to go with your friends and…read morebe able to sit and talk and have a glass of wine. I enjoyed getting out Sunday. They had vendors there and the food was good. Definitely will be back.

There were four possible wine tasting flights here, all of them with wines they produce from grapes…read moreon this farm. We chose two different flights and shared them between the two of us. All of them were good. They produce mostly dry wines, but also had a few sweet ones on their list. Each flight consisted of five types, with a wine glass to take home. The owner was fun to talk with, he's a fifth generation farmer on this land. It was a relaxing and enjoyable experience.

Great experience; not just the wine but the people. I spent as much time chatting with my server as…read moreI did drinking wine. I hit Triple Creek on my way home from a camping trip. Maryland wine has been hit or miss for me, so I entered without any expectations. So you'll understand how thrilled I was to learn that for despite being small-ish, the wines were above par. The wines are an eclectic mix of styles; partially because they recently purchased a neighboring vineyard/winery and inherited their stock. Now at 20 acres of vines they aren't so tiny anymore, and (as long as the old stocks last) they have an array of wines which should fit most palates. I enjoyed the steel & oak-blended Chardonnay, but my favorite were the red blends which used Italian varietals. One with 60% Sangiovese/30% Barbera/10% Petit Verdot was particularly good! I've never been there, but they are also famous for a hot air balloon event every year. Worth checking out next time!