Stephanie D.
Yelp
Like others have mentioned, this place isn't for groups, and there's no seating indoors. It's not a winery in a middle of a vineyard, it was just a small house with a gift shop on a street, so don't come here for the ambiance or standard wine tasting experience.
That said, I wanted to do a wine tasting after skiing at nearby Bristol Mountain, and this place was open the day before Christmas. My husband and I were the only customers, so we had a nice experience.
At some wineries, there's a set menu, but here there's an extensive menu of 28 wines! They are categorized as: Dry, Semi-Dry, Sweet, and Dessert. You can pick ANY 6 wines for $5 or 7 wines + tasting glass for $8. I say go for the latter! My husband chose the $5 option and his wines were served in a plastic cup. We were also served oyster crackers for palate cleansing.
It was a little overwhelming choosing from such a large menu, but I appreciated the descriptions, which helped me decide. I'm partial towards sweet wine, so I chose many sweet wines for my tastings. Many were really delicious, and we came away buying two bottles of wine (and a small grape pie and apple butter from the gift shop).
Come here for one of your wine tasting stops, and don't expect to stay here for long. Good for just two or three people max.