Brandeberry Winery

Always stop here on a trip to Yellow Springs. The grounds are lovely and there are lots of wines to choose from. Dogs are allowed outside which we also enjoy and the service is always great as well.

What a delightful spot in the greater Dayton area. Peaceful location with a great list of their own wines. They just came out with a lavender wine, must try next time. Their Pinot Grigio and Merlot were very good. They have a few covered tables on the front patio and a good amount of tables inside. Also tables out on property, seems like many people bring their own chairs and just setup shop. They had some amazing food trucks for food and desert that were good and just added to the great time with my wife. I'd highly recommend checking out Brandeberry Winery. You'll love it, plenty of space for kids to run around and baths inside the winery by the wine bar. It's true you can enjoy good wine produced in Ohio, Brandeberry is making some good tasting wines, give it go, it's yelptastic!!

Fun local winery. We have not been here in 5 years, lots more wines to try.Family owned. They used to have their own vineyard, and made one or two of the wines from their own grapes, but the vines were wiped out about 5 years ago.They had a Hungarian food truck tonight and live music.

I went to this winery in the evening and it was secluded enough that you can see the stars clearly. It was peaceful and a nice way to start the experience. I imagine it would look just as quaint during the day time as there are tables out on the patio. I did their wine tasting--and a nice surprise was that you get to keep the wine glass afterwards! The service was more hands-off but when ordering and interacting with the hostess, they were nice. The majority of the wines I had tasted syrupy unfortunately, overpowering the base of the wine itself. I personally am a red wine person and it seemed that the winery specialized in sweet wines, so if you like that, this is the winery for you!

If you're a wine and a pet lover, this is the perfect place for you! I attended the annual Dogtober Fest and thoroughly enjoyed myself. I look forward to attending next year, it supports a great cause with portions of the proceeds going to Clark County SPCA.It was a well planned event; ample parking, plenty of staff, a variety of vendors and food trucks, also live music. Most importantly, a nice variety of wines to taste. There was a pet costume contest, silent auction, and raffle. There was something for everyone. If you're not an animal lover, no problem, majority of pets were leashed or in wagons. The winery interior is somewhat small, all the activities were held outside with plenty of canopies, tables and chairs. The combination of live music, cute costumed pets and wine was a guaranteed good time, the crowd was super friendly. Staff was attentive and very knowledgeable about the wines. The location is completely rural, a few miles from 70/Rt.4. I look forward to coming back on a nonevent day. The only thing to be mindful of is the overflow parking. It's in a field that could be difficult to maneuver if you or someone you're with has mobility issues. It will be difficult to push a wheelchair if you have to park in the overflow parking. For good wine, great ambience in a country like setting, I strongly recommend Brandeberry Winery.

This is the second time my husband and I have come here while visiting Yellow Springs. While I was at the counter trying to decide what wine I wanted to get my husband, the woman helping me was recommending a lavender wine which sounded weird to me so I asked if I could try a taste of it to see if we'd like it before buying a bottle or glass. I didn't like it, so I asked to try a different one which I ended up ordering. When my bill came, I noticed I was charged $1.75 for these tiny samples that I assumed were free. I guess I shouldn't have assumed, but it was not mentioned to me and the price for the sample seemed so inflated for the tiny sip I had from what was poured. I've never been to a wine place that charged me when I asked to taste wine before buying a bottle. The atmosphere is great on Saturdays with live music aside from the amount of bugs. If you like sweet wines, this is your place but for a normal wine drinker you won't like the dry wine options.

I love the wine from Brandeberry, but my experince visiting them was a little stressful. You see, they are a dog friendly facility, but when I arrived, my little gremlin pushed past me through the door and the loose winery dog was right in her face. A little bad body language and we ran out the door with the big dog following. I threw mine up on a picnic table by the time they caught up to us and thoughtfully put the big dog in the back room. I got some wine to go and took off. The winery is really cute, with an indoor dining area and some picnic tables, and it looked like some cute shop items and ice cream. I'm a big fan of their wine-o-ritas (white wine/margarita combo that is sweet but not cloying), but will probably order delivery next time and skip the patio visit.

Loved it, dog friendly, wish they had it on their website so we could've brought our pom. Great wine, great atmosphere. Kinda felt like everyone knew each other though and sorta felt like I was interrupting something, but when I pushed passed that I had fun!!

i heard about an event this winery was hosting and decided to give it a chance. I have never been to a winery before and was not sure on the ordering procedure. instead of being understanding and helpful the staff at this event chose to talk down to me and talk to me as if i was a child. for example, i was filling out the card for the sample platter and i didn't not know i had go put my name on it. after being corrected by the short tempered staff member i wrote my name on the bottom and gave the card back to her. there was a long line and i was trying my best to get out of the way so everyone else can order, and i guess in my rush i put my name in the wrong spot and the staff member said "you can at least put your name in the right space." like who talks to another person, let alone a paying customer like that. there was another instance with the same staff member trying to tell my family and i we couldn't occupy two tables when there was over eight of us, and also lectured my underage cousin on bringing in her own drink. may i remind you this is a winery and only had three non-alcoholic choices for those who do not drink/ those who are underage. overall a horrible first experience. if you don't know how winery etiquette works then don't even bother coming here, lord knows the staff won't be of any help.

We went to the winery and there was live music and a cozy atmosphere. The wine was a typical Ohio vintage, sweet by and white. Very nice. Service was great and the people there were friendly and attentive. Overall a great experience!