Stever Hill Vineyards

I really like the wine and the atmosphere. The renovated barn is beautiful. However, every time I’ve come here, the person serving my tasting has been unenthusiastic and given very little information. It’s a great place with good wine, I just wish the staff was more interested in making it a good experience for the customers.

Nice wine but staff has no personality. The cashier barely spoke and acted like we were bothering her to ring up our purchases. This winery will not be on our list for next trip.

I also agree with Brian’s review. I visited this winery and really enjoyed their wine. I ordered and payed for 6 bottles of wine to be shipped to my home in California and it has now been well over a month since visiting the winery and I still don’t have the wine I paid already paid for. Additionally, I ordered from Hunts as well and received it within 2 weeks of my purchase. Never again will I order from this winery as I still don’t have what I paid for. I also spoke to someone at the winery and they promised to send it out before Labor Day, well that was an empty promise!!!
Anita

New owners great wine for a reasonable price. Well worth the trip to taste the wines.

Beautiful new deck, redoing the exterior, interior beautiful. Staff was very nice and explained the wines and history of the winery (under new ownership sine August 2013) and her families grape growing. Old Barn Red was very interesting, bought a bottle. Give this place a try! Their Mae Rose is their top seller — sweet but not cloying and would be good as a slushie or with strawberry shortcake.

First timer at stever hill this past weekend, and definitely anxious to go back … They have gone under new management, based on previous reviews sounds like that is a good thing. Beautifully restored barm, I think from 1840? Energetic and happy people pouring and engaging in conversation, very welcoming environment. I thoroughly enjoyed the dry whites and red… Unfortunately I can’t speak to the sweet. Their white blend is insane… Unique and well made! Semi dry Riesling is definitely a keeper.

I second Brian’s review, but with only 1 star. I frankly wonder if these people couldn’t make better use of their grapes baking pies with them, since they can’t seem to create a wine that tastes even marginally good.

When I found this winery on a map, I thought that I maybe found a diamond in the rough but it just turned out to be all rough. The ««winery» is little a barn on the property of a family’s house. The tasting area is a rather large island that is in a big room in the barn.
When we came to taste it was pretty busy and I don’t think the winery has seen such traffic in a while. I kept on hearing the parents yelling out to their little son to get another bottle of wine that people wanted to purchase. As soon as I saw some of the cheesy names they had for a few of their wines, like Redneck Riley’s, Cooper’s Pink and Old Barn Red, the tasting would be bad.
I’m a sucker for purchasing wine after I’ve been to just one winery, but that didn’t happen here. You can skip this place and go to Hunt Country instead!