Quarry Hill Winery

Our third stop of the day brought us to another elegant winery that we thoroughly enjoyed. I couldn't decide which sign outside I liked more--they were both charming. The tasting options allowed you to either choose a flight or pay $1.50 per tasting, and we opted for the latter. While their selection of dry reds was limited, the Adonia Berry caught my attention. A medium dry wine, it tasted like biting into a peanut butter and jelly sandwich--absolutely delicious.We couldn't resist walking away with two bottles of the Retriever Red Apple Blend. With our daughter @morganmmiller being a golden retriever lover, we knew she'd appreciate the bottle just as much as we did.Overall, it was a wonderful experience at this winery. Cheers to a great visit!

What a great find! Was out traveling the backroads of Erie County and stumbled across this most excellent winery. But to define it simply as such would be an injustice to what they do. With a vineyard, fruit tree orchard, full kitchen, gift shop and the most excellent donut truck, this place rocks!The main attraction is a beautifully decorated chalet. Did a flight of every wine they had. Ended up loving three of them, including the Chardonnay, Bourbon Barrel Aged Apple wine, and the Pinnacle Rrd. Got a bottle of Chardonnay for the table and took the other two home. Service was crazy good. Brooke was attentive, quick, and had the nicest smile you've ever seen. She should be on the silver screen! Super friendly, the manager, I think her name was Emily, sat down at our table and exquisitely described each wine while we sampled the precious nectars. The owner also stopped by and explained how he's the third generation of Scottish immigrants growing up on the land we sit on, where his great great grandfather planted the pear trees still producing fruit today. Seeing that this was Mother's Day, they went over the top with a free bouquet of flowers for the moms in our family. Tried the donuts and thought I was going to heaven. Can't wait to stumble across this place again!

Such a cute place - the views are amazing Wine is good - it's counter service but the people are nice We had a lobster salad sandwich. Very good Would come back

Summer time wine stop with great views at the Quarry Hill vineyard. We decided to do a few tastings which were $1 other than the ice wines and the Bourbon barrel wine which were a little more. Glasses of wine are not badly priced or poured which was nice to have when sitting and relaxing outside. The day was beautiful and relaxing. There is a choice of inside and outside seating. The server was very nice where you order and pay up at the bar but they are willing to help you make choices with the wine available. There is a patio and events posted for the month.

Excellent service and wine samples are only $1 still. Beautiful views and lots of choices of wine . There are tons of choices and you will find something to quench your pallet.

We had initially gone to Quarry Hills Orchard for apple picking and were surprised to find a winery just off the side of the road. Such a pleasant surprise! The weather was beautiful, a classic sunny day with a fall crisp chill in the air. There is indoor seating and outdoor seating with some tables on an elevated deck and larger picnic tables right outside the Orchard. We decided to grab a table on the corner of the deck, overlooking the lake and the Orchard, which was a beautiful view. The three of us split a bottle of wine, very reasonably priced, of sweet apple. For my taste, it was bordering on the edge of too sweet, but they have a variety of other wines to choose from. They also have some food options as well. We had the Brie and bread appetizer, which comes with a side of local fruit as well. The appetizer was delicious. The cheese and bread were warm and the wheel of Brie was coated in a slight drizzle of honey. The sweet and savory mix paired well with the sweet wine. It was such a lovely spot to come and catch up with friends!

My wife and I wanted to go to Cory Hill to hang out and enjoy a beautiful spring afternoon. My wife called ahead to speak to someone to find out if they were busy or if there was a wait. She spoke to someone named Rose who is very short with her on the phone.Rose seemed annoyed and my wife explained she was wondering how busy they were. So what do you want to know? Rose asked, and not in a kind way.My wife explained that we were ready to walk out the door to visit but that we were wondering if there would be a wait at that time. Rose's response was, "Well, we have people here." Not. Helpful. At. All. I sent an email to Corie Hills general Gmail account listed on their website to let management know about the problem. I got exactly a two sentence response."Sorry for your disappointment. It's difficult finding good employees."There you have it. Too busy to really care. We've been to this winery several times in the past and we've never had real problems here. But there are so many other wineries in the area that we likely won't return the Quarry Hill.

I love this winery. I come every summer to Ohio from Texas and I come to this place love it!!

This winery was beautiful! Cozy, good selection of wines, delicious food, inside/outside seating. The employees are knowledgeable, kind, and they were extremely organized during the 2024 solar eclipse. My sister and I had the most amazing time here.

Tara was a queen! Seriously can't praise her enough! She was super nice to my wife and I. Talked us through all her favorites and helped us find wines for each of our VERY basic pallets. Would recommend this place to anyone.