Fridays Creek Winery, Owings

Came in and did a tasting (5 wines each, $13.76 for two). I'm more of a dry red wine person, but I did enjoy most of the wines i tried. Nothing was overly or artificially on the sweet end. The owner is extremely laid back. We chatted with him for a bit about the grapes and the wines made on-site. We ended up getting a bottle and sat outside on the patio for a bit. Purchased a few bottles on the way out. If your looking for a nice and unfussy winery/vineyard give this place a shot.

Last minute drive out of town and stopped by here, it was a great experience all around. The wine was great and Frank one of the owners was great to chat with. The sweet wine was very tasty.

We were driving by last friday and saw this place. We stopped in to see the selection and left with a bottle of Friday Afternoon and a bottle of Cayuga White... AMAZING! Love them both! On top of that, Frank gave my children a bunch of carrots so they could feed the goats out back. They loved walking through the vineyard and especially the baby goat. Thanks Frank and we'll be back.

We stopped in for a tasting. The employee, who came out from the back without a mask, was generally unfriendly and unwelcoming. He was quick to tell us he wasn't going outside (we hadn't asked him but given the lack of mask would have been ideal) and that our dog wasn't welcome inside (again, we hadn't asked because usually dogs aren't allowed inside). Normally we might find the dog a shady spot to hang out for the few minutes it takes for a tasting, but given how unwelcoming the employee was and a prior review that said the wine wasn't terribly good anyway, we decided to continue on to Running Hare Winery. Glad we did because Running Hare had live entertainment, food trucks, wine slushies, and was generally a delightful experience. Wouldn't bother with this winery, just continue another 30 minutes to Running Hare.

Very cute winery but the wines were borderline un-drinkable.