Fenton Winery & Brewery

FWB has a great selection of microbrews. I liked everything I tried and ended up buying two growlers on my way out. The bartenders are knowledgeable and friendly, and the atmosphere is typical to what you would expect from a brewery.
After a quick once-over of the menu, we decided not to order anything, so I can't speak to the food.
If you're looking for great beer and a great atmosphere, go to FWB.

After finally getting around to trying the FWB, I ended up visiting twice in one weekend, and can't say enough positive about this place. All of the beers and wines we tried were excellent, and it was clear that the bartenders knew and enjoyed the products. When we visited, they were not overly busy, so we were able to talk to the bartenders as well. It sounds like the FWB will be seeing some big changes soon (expansion, etc.) and it all sounds very exciting. It was great to talk to employees who are excited about their place of employment and the products they are selling.
They have a roomy space furnished with homey decor that mimics a living room. Very inviting, despite being in a strip mall. They have playing cards and Trivial Pursuit cards on the tables, which we loved! There is only 1 tv, which was a pleasant change to us- so many establishments go too crazy with the tvs and it's just distracting. This is really an ideal spot to have good conversation rather than watch a game.
As someone who enjoys a variety of beers and wines (as well as my SO), I will be very excited to see what they come up with. Their rotating seasonal taps seem to go very quickly- I recommend if something sounds good and it's not sold out, get it! I will certainly be frequenting FWB often, and I think that within the area, it's a can't-miss spot.

I appreciate what they're trying to do, but I tried the wine and beer from the Fenton Winery & Brewery at the Taste of Fenton this past fall and it was seriously undrinkable. I actually felt sorry for the owner working the booth. I went around the corner to dump it out on the grass because I didn't want him to see. If FW&B expects to have a long life in the brewing business or move outside of Fenton (with distribution or additional expansion) they should hire a brewer that knows what they're doing.