Reconnu par les amateurs de vin du monde entier

Beautiful location, friendly staff when they finally got to us, wine.... eh.. don't go for the wine... This is not Chateauneuf.... We went there for lunch recently and were seated instantly as we had made reservations. While others around us received their drinks and entrees, we were totally ignored by the entire staff. After a half hour of this, we spoke up and everyone realized that nobody had been assigned to our table! After a half hour of bumping into us, you'd think that someone might have noticed us there. Once service started, it was good except for receiving the wrong bottle of wine the first time around. All understandable but still inconvenient. Food was very good! Neither of the wines were anything to write home about. California and France have nothing to worry about from Massachusetts vineyards.

Really great scenery. Went on a wine tasting trip there. Have to say the grape wines were definitely not to my taste, but they had some really great dessert/ cranberry apple wine options. Also a great place to picnic.

Fantastic place to come for a picnic with friends. Lovely views and a great store. The beer is pretty decent and the growlers are great value and they even fill growlers from other establishments. Great place to bring the kids too.

Wines ok, but their idea of beer are far different from mine! Never met a beer I didn't like until trying Nashobas beer!

Wonderful food. Their own Merlot is amazing. Going to buy several bottles.

They are making the best wines in New England in my opinion. Their aged champagne style sparkling wines are great.

Tasting is a rip off and served in a very cold barn with a few space heaters. You are better off paying $6 for a glass INSIDE than $10 for 2/3 in taste of their 5 wines. Wine was plesent. Be warned they do not offer any red, only white and sparkling.

This is an absolute diamond in the rough. A winery in Massachusetts is unique in and of itself. One that is in such a beautiful setting makes it even more special. But what is truly special is that the wine is really good! It's not Napa or Bordeaux or Burgundy, it's Southeastern Massachusetts, and it's darn good, particularly the whites. It's wine that expresses its