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“The hostess seems a little stressed and had a big to do based around whether or not people had made reservations before showing up. Saw a guy walk out on her because he didn't want to deal with her parade. Experienced hostesses would know before a guest showed what the availability is, the place had many empty tables. Outside of that the food was awesome. The poached eggs on the Benedict were a little over cooked, but it still tasted good. My $16 dollar slices of toast were very very small and my daughters pancakes were large enough to feed two people. Over $70 on breakfast for 3, I'd expect a bit more out of the place. The waitress was nice but wasn't on top of our table like I'd expect. Overall I was sitting in a spot where the air conditioner was blowing right on me and I had to wear my jacket all through breakfast. The food tasted good enough for us to want visit again, hopefully this visit was just a spoof and the next one will be better.“

“I've been living in Vermont for over 7 years and still haven't tried every beer. Today, I bought a 4pk. of "No More Heroes" and a 4pk. of "Red Dwarf." Excellent! I intend to visit the brewery soon, as I am so impressed and grateful that they are championing beer styles such as these.“

“Went here for the first time with the girlfriend as it was one of the spots to visit when coming to this state for the first time. Upon entering, Alexandre was very polite to welcome us and introduced us to mead and gave us a tasting. All of his homemade mead and generous hospitality and describing every one of his drinks made us big fans of mead. I highly recommend visiting here if you are interested in trying out these type of drinks!!!“

“Simply delicious! I will be back!“

“OMG this is the best cider in the US. I frequent Ireland and absolutely love their ciders and beers, there’s unfortunately nothing like it in the us. However, the wicked grove apple cider is an EXACT match. I’ve been telling so many people since I found your beer. Please don’t change a thing! The best US cider hands down.“

“Wonderful experience! You just show up and they let you do the self guided tour where you learn about cider in Vermont and get to see the process from above the floor. Then we stopped for some samples in the tasting room - the bartender was amazing, very friendly and informative! Try the Guava Basil cider, it's amazing!“

“I did a wine tasting dinner at Lincoln Peak for a small group and it was fantastic. The winery is beautiful, and we were seated on a deck overlooking a pond and the vineyards, really a perfect setting. The wines were delicious, honestly I didn't think Vermont could produce great wine until I tasted these, our entire group was very impressed. Nichole, one of the owners, worked with me to arrange the event and was there to host us. She was great to work with, very helpful and responsive, and so knowledgable about the wines. Overall it was a fantastic event, and I'm looking forward to visiting Lincoln Peak again when I'm in the area.“