Stonehaus Farms Winery

Took a wine and spirits class for college. I completed my report with wine tasting on this Stone Haus Winery and it has delicious seasonal wine!
Came back for a wedding-- Venue was amazing!

The wines were good- not all of them to my taste, but they were all drinkable. We bought a bottle of the Rose after the free tasting. The lady who was running the counter and the tasting was very friendly and knowledgeable about the wines. I'm sure the seating outside is very pretty during the summer.

I won't be back though, as I didn't care for the thin blue lines flags flying out front.

I absolutely love coming here!! One of the few wineries that allows dogs, and the wine tender I always see is always so wonderful to me and my pup. It's a beautiful space.

This is a delightful spot to celebrate and connect with others. I was in search of a quiet outdoor place to meet extended family and found this spot. We spent several hours here. Our picnic lunch and their wonderful Missouri wine yielded a lovely experience for all.

This place was lovely. I took my in-laws here who are both elderly and not as mobile as they used to be. When we pulled up the staff helped them find a place to sit, brought over chairs and made the tasting so enjoyable.
Loved the unique tasting glasses.
After we purchased out selections for our picnic lunch the helped carry items outside and get them settled.
Lovely day made the in laws so happy to get out and enjoy the beautiful vineyard views.

This may have been the worst wedding experience I've experienced. I understand everyone is dealing with hard times, but this was ridiculous. I was in the wedding party and I also run a bar.

We arrived at our scheduled time that was worked out for us on Friday, where they told us lights would be on and there would be no issues.... Wrong! We got there and not one person who works there was on site. There was not only trash, but there were broken bottles everywhere! We had kids with us to rehearse!!! To top it off, there were NO lights on! We literally had to rehearse in the dark! That was so unacceptable!!!!!

So next day, a manager asked to show us how to work the microphone. At that moment we asked about the night before. He said, "I don't know what happened cuz the lights were on...". That was not the case. However, when the ceremony started, we had to accommodate because it was not how we were told.

We had a wedding at 6pm, we were trying to get things set up and ready, however, we were told that the venue is open until 5:30 and they are allowed to be wherever. So we had to ask people to move so we could set up our mingle party. It was very frustrating!!! Then we had to clean up not after just us, but also everyone else!!!

And now, after everything is said and done, and we were left on our own, we were told we were not getting our deposit back because they found a couple pieces of trash. Keep in mind that we didn't even just have our rehearsal ruined, but we had to accommodate for dealing with regular daily business that they said, "sorry about..."

This was the most inappropriate way to handle someone's big day. I will NEVER recommend anyone ever come here!

About nine months ago we were entertained here. Typical Missouri wines. Nice atmosphere. Food was catered in. It's been remodeled since then. We rented it to host an open house celebrating our anniversary. Compared to the many places we checked out... Very reasonably priced and very responsive to our requests. We had a photographer and the folks here suggested some locations to shoot pictures among the vines. We brought in cake and punch. Our guests mostly hadn't been here before and they all liked the setting. There are a couple of room options depending on your needs. They are friendly in the wine tasting. My son is not big on wine... But now that he's legal, they took the time with him while he took notes. He ended up buying a couple bottles. Feel free to drop in enjoy some wine, enjoy the views. We'll be back.

I hosted a bridal shower for my best friend here last weekend. Overall, the experience was fine.

The communication between Stonehaus' event coordinator and myself was touch and go in the weeks leading up to the event. I had to follow up on several of my emails because it would take days to get a response. I also didn't hear from anyone in the days before the shower - no one called to confirm the event.

The day of, we arrived early to Stonehaus and were able to have a nice little tasting before the guests showed up. Minutes after we finished, the woman who facilitated our tasting requested to speak to me about the room cost. Myself and another girl were planning on splitting the total, so she ordered us to go get our cards to pay her (this felt like strange timing to me). There was also a discrepancy when it came to the invoice amount, which did not surprise me one bit considering the communication issues I encountered. We had two different invoice totals, and when I tried to correct her, she got defensive as if she didn't believe me. We ended up paying after the party was over, when the coordinator was on-site and confirmed my total was correct. I understand wanting to protect your business, but the whole situation came off as quite aggressive to me.

During / after the party, none of the employees stepped foot into the room or interacted with us. Overall, the bride was happy, so the event was a success, but I won't be hosting any more parties here.

Stopped by yesterday as I hadn't been there in a long time. Wines are better than I remembered from some years back which is great. I really like the Viviant which is a nice white. The setting outside looked wonderful and I would have taken advantage of a sunset had I not already had plans.

Unfortunately I would have gone four or five stars but I was really disappointed in the service during my tasting. The lady was too busy visiting with a co-worker and another person at the other end of the bar to engage with me much more than to pour my tastings. When I got home last night to put my purchases in the wine cooler I found she had given me one wrong bottle. Now I have to go back and exchange it today.

I've been to many wineries in Northern Virginia and I thought this was alright. Its hard to judge on beauty or popularity since we went in early January and we were the only tasters. The vineyard was simple and looked like it isin the middle of a neighborhood (houses border the winery).

Got to taste 9 wines for free. Very small pours. The reds weren't great, very dry. The lady pouring said the whites were semi-sweet (and didn't know the percentage) but tasted very sweet to me, not quite dessert wines but almost.

My favorite wine was the Vignoles, like a patio white. The Traminette was also good, tasted like a honey Reisling.

This was the only winery we went to in MO so nothing to compare it to.