Black Fire Winery

Loved this winery! I was fortunate enough to lead a tour group which lead us to Black Fire Winery. The owner Mike was so nice and accommodating to our group. He answered all of our questions, and talked with us about the establishment of his business. The employees were so helpful and sweet and the ambiance was beautiful. I will definitely be back!

In the middle of back-roads Clinton/Tecumseh you'll find this hidden gem of a winery. Great atmosphere and cute place. Wines weren't so great but found a drinkable one after trying a tasting flight, then switched to glasses. This is not the place for a bachelorette party, more like a euchre table or quiet chat with friends. We tried an assortment of munchies from the menu. Definitely tasty if you like the cheeses offered. They also have beer and options and I think I recall a cider or sour. Make this a stop for a glass and check it out. Very nice people here.

Great little place with outside igloos we enjoyed in January. The bartender was on the spot and interesting fellow. Wines and ciders were tasty. The tastings were reasonably priced and with that I picked out two bottles to buy. The table wine I selected was $28 dollars! For table wine? This was not an import. He makes it in the barn in the back. It did not cross an ocean and no tariff was paid. I put it back. A bottle of white was $20. I put it back. St. Julian nearby has wine for half that price and it is just as good. No Michigan wine should be over $18 ever. I still recommend the place for overall experience and again quality is good.

Great selection of wines, cider and beer! They even have cheese and meat places. The Inside space has a bar and a few big tables to choose from. Staff was super friendly and lots of fun to chat with! Highly recommend and we will be back!

This place is really tucked away in the middle of nowhere, but it was a lovely find! They have an amazing back porch that overlooks fields, and some seating out on the lawn as well. There were heaters on the patio for fall, but I wish they had fire pits as well; that would be perfect!My boyfriend loved the sangria so much he bought a bottle to go as well! My favorite was a A-Bell; although I didn't really think it tasted like spiced apple, I really liked the taste! Tastings are a good price, and we had a really nice time tasting everything. Love the option for charcuterie boards as well, although we weren't hungry this time around.

Our last wine stop of the night. This winery has some great wines and ciders that taste amazing. The owner was working the night we stopped and he really puts a lot of pride into his business. There are some decorations for sale. The place had plenty of seating and was exceptionally clean. This is well worth the stop. The prices were average . There were crackers for the samples and 6 generous size samples cost $5.

I couldn't wait to find a reason to drive 60 miles to see this place as I've heard so much about it. We didn't make a special trip but coupled it with other business we had in the area. However, we were a little disappointed. What we loved about the place was the location; tucked away in the back roads, cute, quaint, clean, inviting environment. What disappointed us was the service, and not because the young man serving was not doing a good job...he was simply overwhelmed with customers: customers, with money in their pockets, ready to spend...and they had to wait and wait. This place is a gem and should be treated as such by the ownership. The young man behind the counter was hustling as fast as he could. He simply needed more help. The lady who was out in back cleaning tables in the yard should have been inside waiting on customers. We were finished with out flight before we got the snack plate we ordered...in fact, we didn't get the snack plate until we went back to the counter and asked for it; then it took forever for the lady who had been previously cleaning tables to wrap it up for us to go. With the proper staffing and greeting, this could be a great place to hang out. The wines weren't great but good. Having spent a lot of time in Napa Valley, we are used to excellent staffing and service. This place could be a little Napa if it could be properly staffed. We'll come back to give them another try, but we were disappointed.

I decided to sip the Cranberry table wine I picked up from a wine tour and before I knew it, the bottle was empty. A great black owned winery just 50 miles from Detroit. The watermelon BlackBerry hard cider is also great. Wine, hard cider and micro brews beers. Something for everyone.

Would give zeros stars if that were an option. We went to enjoy tasting and we were told that I could not have my service dog. First by the employee and then by the owner, that rather than asking the legal questions, chose to seem to think my dog was required by law to wear a vest.Sir, you are concerned about being sued regarding a dog bite? You should be concerned about being sued for turning away a federally protected service animal. You don't get to decide if a dog is a service dog Under both Michigan law and the ADA, the definition of public accommodations is very broad. It includes:hotels and other lodging establishmentspublic transportation and terminals, depots, and stationsrestaurants and other places that serve food and drinkservice establishments, like barbershops and doctor's officesany place of public gathering, such as an auditorium or convention centergyms, bowling alleys, and other places of exercise or recreationrecreational facilities, such as zoos and parkslibraries, museums, and other places where items are collected or displayed publiclyeducational institutions, andsocial service centers, like senior centers, homeless shelters, and food banks.The ADA establishes a civil right to bring your service animal into a public accommodation. Michigan's service animal law is included in its penal code, which makes it a misdemeanor to deny you and your service animal access to public accommodations.If the tasks your service animal performs for you aren't obvious, the public accommodation can ask you only two things:whether the animal is a service animal, andwhat tasks it does for you.The facility can't do any of the following:ask about or require documentation of your disabilityrequire documentation of your animal's status or training, orrequire a demonstration of the tasks your animal does for you.A public accommodation can ask that your service animal be removed from the premises if it isn't housebroken or it's out of control and you're not controlling it effectively. If this happens, you're still entitled to use the accommodation without your service animal. You can't be asked to remove your animal because others are allergic to or afraid of the animal.Under the law, your service animal must be under your control and wearing a harness, leash, or other tether (unless your disability prevents you from using one or it would interfere with the animal's ability to do its job). A public accommodation can't isolate you from other customers, treat you differently, or charge you a fee because you use a service animal.Educate Yourselves. But I am happy to spend my money elsewhere.

We hosted our 50th Wedding Anniversary party at Black Fire Winery and had a wonderful time. The venue was perfect for our family and friends, everyone enjoyed themselves.The offering of wines, ciders and beers were varied and delicious which added to the fun. The owner Michael and his bartenders were so helpful and pleasant.