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New Haven is a city in Franklin County, Missouri, United States. The population was 2,008 at the 2010 census.
Restaurants in New Haven
1. Astral Glass Studio and Gallery
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 71 reviews
Reviewed By LittlePaint - Urbandale, United States
A fun place. Amazing works of art and a very comfortable viewing area to watch the glass blowing. The owner (I assume) came out and explained what they were making and the step by step process. The also had fused glass pieces including jewelry and larger, now decorative pieces. Definitely a hidden gem.
2. Robller Vineyard
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 77 reviews
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Reviewed By 78michaelv - Saint Louis, United States
FANTASTIC WINE!!! Great team! Lovely views! We learned of Robller Winery a few years ago from Dogwood Liquors (formerly Lukas Liquor). The wine we had was then was incredibly good. We’ve wanted to go there since then but life just didn’t offer enough opportunities. Finally we got to go this fourth of July weekend, to celebrate my wonderful wife’s birthday. WOW! I talked with Jerry on the phone earlier in the week to confirm times they were and were not open the holiday weekend. Jerry also gave us a good recommendation on BBQ to get on the drive in (Hazel’s Front Porch in Washington, right off Hw 100 on Jefferson. The brisket pairs really well with anything, including the Norton we enjoyed at Robller. The drive off Highway 100 is on a gravel road through a hill or two, ending at the winery, which sits atop a rolling hillside typical of the Missouri River region. Robller has its vines growing on the hills surrounding the winery building. Jerry helped us pick their Norton to have with lunch, and he visited and talked with us, and the other guests (all well separated on the shaded patio. We learned how Jerry / Robller ages the grapes longer than typical, which helps longer-chained tannins grow… those are apparently smoother than the shorter-chained tannins found in many other wines, and this longer aging is what helps Robller Wines be as wonderfully smooth as they are. Jerry also introduced us to the cheese curds they offer from nearby M & T Farms in Owensville… they have nationally ranked cows. I only like cheese on pizza, and brie… and i really liked these cheese curds… they are good on their own and they pair very well with the wine. Thanks to Jerry, we have several wines to enjoy… Norton, Norton blends, Chamborcin, and a special Chamborcin he shared just because it’s my wonderful wife’s birthday. We enjoyed that Chambourcin with dinner later in the week and it was fantastic, too. Thank you, Jerry!!! Thank you, Jerry, for helping provide a wonderful birthday date afternoon for us! We’ll share more about the other wines as we enjoy them!
3. Pinckney Bend Distillery
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 199 reviews
Tasting Room is open 7 days a week noon to 6 for a tasting experience like no other! Choose from one of our three flights and let one of the 5 passionate people running and operating this distillery show off our award-winning spirits.
Reviewed By mnl123 - Nixa, United States
Small local distillery crafting vodka, gin, and whiskey. The staff/distiller was very engaging and informative. Choose a tasting flight from the vodka, gin or whiskey groups or a traditional tasting which offers a flight touching on each. Every flight concludes with the house made gin and tonic. One of the best gin and tonics I’ve ever tasted.
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5. Kuenzel Valley Winery New Haven Mo
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 15 reviews
Reviewed By Bernie22363376 - Saint Peters, United States
We stopped by yesterday to sample the local wines. Am so glad we skipped crowded Herman and picked this one. We ended up sampling whites and of course the Missouri's Norton. Renee was great explaining the different wines they had. They have a lovely shaded patio which we spent 3 hours on having a picnic with friends while listening to nice light jazz. We shared 3 different bottles of their white wines. Renee had an Alexa so we got to pick our own music and volume which was great to have instead of a loud band. We ended up taking home a bottle of Torenzel, a nice semi sweat white and of course Missouri's Norton. Had such a good time with great wine that we are already making plans to return in the fall. It is only a little over an hour from where we live so there is no reason not to do it again. Renee, the owner, is such a delight and so knowledgeable about the wines! Plus, the pricing can not be beat anywhere for such good Missouri Wine. Our suggestion is skip the crowds, pack a picnic and spend the afternoon at Kuenzel!
