KC Wine

I love the holiday season and all things Christmas. Some girlfriends and I went to the Jingle Bar Pop Up for a birthday celebration, and we all loved it! Everything was decorated to perfection, there were so many photo ops, and the food/drink was better than we thought. The lights strung all around made the space so beautiful. We shared the pepperoni flatbread, margherita pizza flatbread, charcuterie, and giant pretzel + cheese. All were great for sharing. The drinks were good too; however, I wish they came in those cute holiday cups (extra $$) instead of small plastic ones. We tried all the drinks - Jingle Juice, Merry Mojito, Mistletoe Marg, and White Sangria Slush. My personal favorite was the White Sangria Slush, although it did make me more cold drinking it! The only other thing to note is that it was quite cold inside, and we all preferred to keep our winter coats on. Bathrooms were also outside, detached from the main space. Otherwise, it was a good time with great company and charming decorations.

We took the long trip out in the country to try this vineyard out and brought our two toy pups with us as it is located outside and multiple other vineyards allow and encourage customers to bring their dogs. When we arrived we saw multiple signs stating No dogs allowed. This really worried us as we went all the way out, but we asked a few people at the bar/ordering station if we could hold them and they said it was not a problem. They even brought us some dog water bowls which was super nice. We enjoyed the charcuterie box and pepperoni pizza flat bread and some ciders as well. Things a nice venue but a LONG drive to the country for this location. Would recommend for groups who plan to stay all day.

This was our 1st visit as I had this in my "try" list for quite awhile! It is quite a drive from the Northland and definitely out in the country.It was not busy at all when we arrived close to 2pm on a sunny KC Saturday.We ended up being there for EMO music bingo ... not quite our genre but fun!!The whites were pretty good but the other fliggt friends had were more local reds ( Norton ish) and not their favorites.We also split a huge pretzel & a margarita flatbread both good.We stayed for 2 long round of Bingo and then headed out to find something outside to enjoy the amazing weather!

Fun atmosphere out here in Western Olathe and they're actually open till 9 PM which seems pretty late for a wine place. They have a ton of drink options as well which include wine, wine, slushy, draft, beers, and ciders. I ended up ordering a sweet flight of wine for $12. It came with five wines, which also included a small glass that you get to take home with their logo on. It was also live music playing, which I love to have some days. They also have food trucks come in there wasn't any when I was there, but still pretty cool. Overall, this is a super cute spot with a lot of places for some good photo ops!

KC Wine is beautiful, we just didn't like how you'd have to walk to another area to order food/drinks then walk back to the barn and eat/drink. The wine slush was spectacular. Not too sweet, not full of alcohol, it was just right. The wine flights were perfect.Some of the gfs did get the flatbread. They loved it. Live music was playing - wished they played through the night. It felt like he played for an hour then stopped.Wished it wasn't so far out! They had the " janitor " who we all loved! He was welcoming, helpful and a pleasure to be around!

Always a fun time here! We've previously been here for music video bingo and this time we attended their Wine Walk. It seems there is often a good crowd and I really love their space; it's very open and they have ample outdoor seating as well. Highly recommend the wine walk! They had set up five stations, each pairing a different wine with a different cake. Beautiful time of year to do it and we loved the experience. At the end, we were able to play around at the carnival-like area with several fun games. Once back inside, we got some sangria slushes and browsed the local vendors. We had a blast!

We always have a great time at KC Wine Co. we come here for the events that they have throughout the year and we always find that it is worth the drive. I enjoy the wine slushes and always take home a few ciders. The yard games are always fun and I feel a surprising amount of joy playing their chicken piano. Another one of my favorite things to do is use the inner tube slide. They do a great job at decorating and making sure the area is festive for each season. Most recently, they added a spot to get food (instead of relying on food trucks). I found the food to just be ok but it's nice to have more food options now. The lines did get long at the last event we went to but we still had a great time and we plan on returning.

We saw on the news that KC Wine Co was having a pop up Halloween bar so we drove to BF Egypt because it looked like fun. It's a winery so it's way out on the edge of Johnson County so if you're legitimately from Kansas City, this is going to be a haul. They had four specialty cocktails, the Vampire Mojito, a Caramel Sangria, a Pumpkin Pouch and a Hallowrita. We tried all four and the Caramel Sangria was the standout for me. The Hallowrita was really kind of foul, mainly because of the sugar on the rim. These are verrrrry small drinks for a verrrrrry high price - $12 apiece for a cup the size of those plastic wine glasses you buy for a cheap wedding. They had fun decorations and live music and it was located in a big barn with open garage doors and there was nice weather so it was a great vibe, but would I drive all that way and spend $55 for 4 drinks again? Nah.

Came for music bingo. It's a very big complex with multiple buildings. The only place open was the cider house out by the pumpkin patch. They were decorated for Easter and possibly a kids event. We were told they only offer 2 kinds of flights ( dry and sweet) Unfortunately we did not like most of the wines on the dry flight. They do offer cider flights and beer as well. There is a small food offering of flatbread pizza, pretzel or charcuterie board. The cider house is a large pole barn. Picnic table seating fest style. There was outdoor seating as well. Bingo was free and there was plenty of parking

Went out for Christmas thing.. what a waste of time and drive... over the top rude staff. just wanted our money but not us... the original tourist trap.. go anyplace but here.. sad good idea but not done correct.. also the parking lot is a mud hole so be careful of getting you car stuck...if you do I'm sure they will pull you out for a good fee.. kind of place they just want to charge you for everything and pissed they have to service you.. Sad thing, the people who waited us, said they owned the place.. if true.. sell it to somebody who can run it and understands customer service