studio winery
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So fun! Cheese and wine and a dog named Count Chocula. We chatted with the owner who was very friendly and recommended a few other places to eat. I recommend checking what nights they have painting classes or live music.
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The wine is great, and the art on the labels is really beautiful! The owner is a musician so there is a recording studio in the back area, and a gorgeous spot for live music in the winery. They also have some great merchandise for the wine lover.
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After reading all the good reviews our group of 10 went for a Musician Series Tasting. We started by shopping. We selected several cork holders shaped like wine glasses and a couple of purse holders. Then came the wine tasting. We sat down and waited and waited. Then we tasted 5 awful wines. The charge for the tasting was $20 which included a bottle of wine. They were out of one of the wines and made a substitution of another wine. If we wanted that wine there was an up charge of $15 for the bottle. We wanted what we paid for. After the waitress couldn't help us I asked to speak to the manager. He told me he didn't know what we wanted, until I told him I would be writing a review here. Then he brought us another small 500ml bottle of wine. (That is the size of a small bottle of water.) That wine was also awful. Only one person in our group wanted a bottle of wine. The manager did reduce our price to $10. If our group was only 6 people the price would have been $5. What a rip off! The service was very slow. A group of 10 came in while we were being served our second glass of wine and left before we were served our last glass. By the way they didn't take a single bottle of wine home either. It would appear that Customer service is not their strong suit. We were very upset by the way we were treated and decided to leave all the items we had set aside to buy. We later bought the same items at Treasure Cove on Broad Street for $7 less per item. If you have a large group I would definitely find a different winery.
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Studio winery has some real decent wines and good music on the weekends. It's a lovely place to spend some time, with lots of artwork, outdoor seating, and now a large flat screen TV to catch the Sunday football game in the lounge area, complete with comfy chairs and a large wooden canoe on the wall. Redneck wine glasses? You can buy them here. Kathy and Doug have worked their tails off to get this place running, and it shows. Count Chocula is the official meet and greeter, and a sweet boy to boot. A 100 year old Baldwin 10 foot piano is a joy to play, and the sound system rocks. snack food available as well. They are the only winery in the US that makes a wine from locust blossoms, very tasty with vanilla notes and on the sweet side. Give it a try!
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Looks well established for wine people but adds a touch of music and an attempt as an art gallery. Walked in and hit with loud live rock music. Not of the 80s glam rock, but of classic rock. Went to the back room where the studio offers comfortable seating to enjoy a glass of wine. The loud music makes it impossible to hold a conversation about how much of a great idea the owners had when they started. Wine is very good, they serve local brew from Geneva lake brewing company, but if you come here, expect to listen to music. Glasses of wine are 5 and up to 12$, beer is 5.
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Very cute business! 2 different choices of wine tasting. Cheese/ crackers appetizers for sale . We locked our keys in the crazy and they called the police for ya. Even gave us some of their lunch since we were stuck their so long. Nice people! We will be back. :)
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My wife and I went here with 3 other couples. The wine is really good especially the Ringo. We also ordered chocolates and merlot cheese to have with our wine. It's a small place so it can get a bit loud with the band, but still a great atmosphere. It was a great time.
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We like to visit as many wineries as possible when we travel. Studio Winery was a nice place. Sure they charged more for a wine tasting then most places we go, but it's a tourist town and it's the tourist season! Their wines were decent, but not outstanding. We did not buy any, but I did pick up a beautiful glass necklace made by a local artisan. Kudos to the owners & staff for trying to create something different in Lake Geneva. They are a young business and I'm sure all the kinks will be worked out in time.
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We went here on a rainy Tues. afternoon. You walk into the giftshop/bar first, which has interesting items made by local artists apparently. The wine tasting was five dollars for five small pours and you do not get to keep the glass like you can do in many of the wineries we have visited. They have a small outdoor patio and two indoor areas, one is very cozy with a sound system. We will have to come back in the evening to see what that is all about. The lady behind the bar was very cordial and informative. The wines were good, but not a huge selection. They have a few cheese and snack items to buy. The pepper cheese was great. They could use a cheese/meat/crackers combo platter for a more enjoyable experience instead of the packaged items. However, she said they don't have a kitchen, so I understand.Interesting place to visit if you are in the area.
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This was our second visit to Studio Winery having gone the first time when they first opened. We went for wine and music and enjoyed both very much. The atmosphere was friendly and welcoming. Everyone seemed to have a good time. The owners concept of blending Art/ music and wine works! We love the place!