Echo Valley Winery - Fleming County

We like to visit wineries as we travel, saw this on the map and went to taste wine. I saw that they also had a restaurant but didn’t read any reviews before our visit. Table service was prompt and pleasant at noon on a Friday. We ordered one wine tasting flight and an order of potato skins. The food wasn’t special but was good. The wine tasting flight (4 wines for $10) came out in 4 small carafes with 2 glasses. Each carafe was a generous 6-8 ounces. There were only 6 wines available as they were out of several, so we selected Traminette, Muscadine, Norton and Chambourcin, all varietals that we are very familiar with. All wines were very acidic, almost vinegary. Both reds were very hazy; don’t know if that was intentional or if they didn’t clarify properly. The Muscadine wine’s sweetness helped somewhat balance the acidity, but I would not have been able to identify the wine as muscadine (usually a very distinct smell and taste) if I didn’t know what it was supposed to be. The restaurant was loud from the music playing overhead. Overall, if you want to visit a winery, go elsewhere. If you want a meal with a reasonable selection of mass-market draft beers and a few craft beers, you might be ok here.

I got a two pc cod meal w green beans, Cole slaw for lunch it was fixed perfect. Loved it will definitely be back to order food again.

We have been setting here for 45 minutes still haven't received our food. 2 tables occupied when we were seated! Ridiculous! When we finally got our food, mine was dried out. Food was not good. We will not be back.

Generous pours for the flight, but the wine itself is highly acidic and rough. The Traminette is drinkable.

Had supper with my daughter. Staff was pleasant, and cheerful. Area was clean.