Brian Garrett

We came here for a quick light lunch before our meetings started. Seemed like a good local place people can come and relax with simple food. Chicken wings were OK and my wife had lettuce wraps. Service was friendly and efficient.

This was recommended by a good friend that appreciates good wine. The interesting point - this is both a winery and a distillery. We went for the wine tasting but will be back to sample the distilled spirits. The wine, in general, was good and very good. We especially liked one white and one red. We bought a case of the red and a few bottles of the white. The venue is very tasteful, and a great spot for an afternoon brunch.

We stopped in here after enjoying their sister winery Sawtooth. We tried both red and white (my wife likes white and I like a bold red) wines. We were totally awestruck by a couple of the wines. I especially liked the malbec (bought 6 bottles!) and my wife liked a couple of the whites (6 bottles of various). The setting and views are fantastic and the staff very friendly. It was a hot day and the air conditioning inside was much appreciated. A special note - it is dog friendly so bring Fido!

This was certainly one of the better distillery tours we took while in Scotland. The staff was very friendly and took the time to explain all of the steps in the making of fine scotch. I was especially impressed with how they set up the tasting at the end of the tour. I loved the room and all of the information and descriptions of the various scotches we tried.