“I have been working in the wine industry on and off as well as have experienced a majority of wineries/vineyards in CT where I find their wine is great quality, owners are friendly and prioritize customer service/experience, and they are dog friendly and outside food friendly. Overall a great place to visit and no place like it in New Haven County. 5 stars!“
“If you haven’t visited YOU MUST!!!“
“Love this place. The scenery was beautiful. The wine was delicious and the staff was very friendly. The pizza from Inferno pizza truck was super yummy Will definitely be going back next time. We’re in town.“
“Volunteering during at one of their harvest day events. I had a great time and met a lot of great people!!!“
“The pictures speak for themselves… I have been there twice so far, and the only reason I haven’t visited more often is because of the 40 minute drive. Well worth it though… Staff is approachable, knowledgeable and friendly. What I have ordered and tried so far was delicious!!! Dangerous for a Sugar Addict 😮💨😅“
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“Disclaimer: This review contains sarcasm, wine-fueled commentary, and dad-joke-level humor. Proceed accordingly. So my wife, a couple of friends, and I have been slowly working our way through the CT Wine Trail — because what better way to justify day drinking than by calling it a “trail,” right? Anyway, we decided to swing by Rose Vineyard, assuming they were on the wine trail. Spoiler alert: they aren’t. That’s on me — clearly, my elite Googling skills failed me. But let’s not dwell on that. What is important is that the experience was fantastic. We each went for the three-glass wine tasting — I picked a trio of reds, my buddy went rogue with a mix, and the ladies opted for the whites. All of it? Excellent. Seriously, props to whoever’s behind the barrels. But the real MVP? Courtney, our server. Super personable, fun, and completely down to roll with our nonsense. We even bonded over the classic “people getting your name wrong” struggle. Apparently she gets “Britney” a lot. (No shade, Britney, but come on.) We then spiraled into a fun chat about names being spelled wrong — like “Kourtney” with a K. You know, deep philosophical stuff. We also grabbed the charcuterie board — a fancy word for “awesome tray of meats, breads, and spreads.” And yes, I know that’s literally what charcuterie means. I’ve had wine. Let me have this. The tasting room and bar? Beautifully designed. Open layout, good vibe, ideal for small weddings or group events — or, let’s be honest, just some quality day drinking with friends. One tiny note (and the thing that actually kicked off our convo with Kourtney/Britney/Courtney): your website was throwing a 404 error. Might wanna give that a refresh before someone else tries to wine-map their way to you and ends up in a cornfield. All in all, 10/10 would wine again. My Uber just pulled up, so I’ll wrap this up. Thanks for a great evening, and see you soon — hopefully still not on the Wine Trail, so we can keep pretending we discovered a hidden gem. Cheers!“