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Take a road tip to Wiscasset for art, food, car racing and a gargantuan amount of candy.

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One of many dinosaurs that will be at Cross Insurance Arena in Portland. Photo courtesy of Jurassic Quest

Make no bones about it, it’s going to be a great weekend, starting with  Jurassic Quest at Cross Insurance Arena . Animatronic dinosaurs will delight the kids, who will also get a kick out of digging for fossils and riding on a baby dino. Another option in our weekly roundup is “Beautiful: The Carole King Musical” at the Maine State Music Theatre in Brunswick.

‘Beautiful’ at Maine State Music Theatre, Pet Rock in the Park and Jurassic Quest

Some of the candy available at the Granite Hall Store in Round Pond. Photo by Aimsel Ponti

For an even sweeter experience, we’re sending you candy shopping. We’ve shined a light on five shops  with something extra to offer and created a nifty guide of 18 to look you can find  all around southern Maine and the Midcoast. From giant shops like Sweetz & More in Wiscasset to charming places like the Granite Hall Store in Round Pond, there’s a candy shop out there calling your name.

These 5 unique Maine candy stores are a real treat

The Brackett’s Market 4-Cylinder Pros compete Saturday at Wiscasset Speedway. Anna Chadwick/Morning Sentinel

Should your sweets-seeking adventure bring you to Wiscasset, we clue you into  several other things to do  in town, including car races at the Wiscasset Speedway.

A trip to pretty Wiscasset can also include art, history, speed

Bagel sandwich with eggs, cheese and pork roll from Dutchman’s Wood-Fired Bagels in Brunswick. Photo by Aimsel Ponti

Want to hit breakfast right out of the park? Make your way to Brunswick for an egg and cheese sandwich from Dutchman’s Wood-Fired Bagels . We’re particularly partial to the one with pork roll and bodega sauce. Your taste buds can thank us later.

Pork roll and bodega sauce on a breakfast sandwich? We’re not in Brunswick anymore

Ling-Wen Tsai, “Rising/Sinking Study Chair,” wood and milk paint, 12 x 12 x 5 inches. Photo courtesy of Corey Daniels Gallery

Farther south in Wells, check out “Life Forms,” a women’s sculpture collective at the Corey Daniels Gallery. You’ll see works by about a dozen artists as you make your way through the exhibit.

Women’s sculpture collective debuts work in Wells

U.S. Navy Band Country Current performing in Tennessee. Photo by Petty Officer 1st Class April Enos

For some Sunday afternoon live tunes, head to Memorial Park in Freeport at 3 p.m. for a free performance by Country Current . The band is the only U.S. Navy country/bluegrass ensemble, and the show should be a foot-stomping good time.

See U.S. Navy band Country Current for free in Freeport

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12 of the Best New York Wineries, From Brooklyn to the Finger Lakes

From the Finger Lakes and Hudson Valley to New York City and Long Island, here are 12 of the best New York wineries.

Anne Olivia Bauso is a travel writer and hotel expert based in New York City. She has written hundreds of hotel reviews, from 5-star Ritz-Carlton properties to treehouse eco-resorts in the jungle.

When it comes to wine making in the U.S., sunny California gets all the love. It's true, the Mediterranean-like valleys north of San Francisco are certainly ideal for vineyards. (Fertile soil is one perk of the area's seismic tendencies.) Yet many grape varieties are cuckoo for cooler temps, and Northern California is not the end-all, be-all of American wine production. On the opposite side of the country, New York state — whose viticulture was once rather limited to sweet concord ice wine — has quietly grown into a wine-producing powerhouse. Wine making in the state's Hudson Valley dates back to the 1600s, so it's not totally surprising that New York has emerged at the forefront of the industry.

From the North Fork of Long Island to the Finger Lakes and back to Brooklyn (really!), the Empire State is home to some 2,000 wineries and vineyards — the majority family-owned and several truly outstanding. Here are some of the best New York wineries and vineyards.

Finger Lakes Wineries

Ravines wine cellars in seneca lake.

The Finger Lakes may not be as wine-famous as Napa and Sonoma, but this rustic winery proves that the region is just as stunning. The incredible natural beauty — rolling bands of green vines, the deep, dark blue of glacier-carved Seneca Lake — would tempt grape lovers to stick around even if the wine wasn't very good. (Luckily, it's very good.) Ravines' beautifully restored barn looks like it's straight out of California wine country, as do the artful meat and cheese boards and the wedding-ready tasting menus.

Nearby: The 1914 Geneva on the Lake Boutique Resort Hotel was designed to emulate a villa outside of Rome. Pay homage to the hotel's Frascati inspiration by drinking up lake views and a glass of sparkling.

Boundary Breaks in Lodi

This pristine winery on the Seneca Wine Trail focuses on cool-air-loving riesling grapes, grown on-site, fermented in stainless-steel casks, and made in styles ranging from sparkling to sweet to super dry. Red wine lovers, fret not: Boundary is also known for its fruit-forward cabernet franc.

Nearby: The Finger Lakes region is patchworked with family winegrowers….and orchards, creameries, and horse pastures. Between idyllic vineyard visits, explore the area's non-wine offerings, like Rue Claire Lavender Farm and Wolftree , a pick-your-own blueberry farm with an apiary and wool from Icelandic sheep, set between Seneca Lake and Finger Lakes National Forest .

Vineyard View in Keuka Park

Go for the vino, stay for the views. This fifth-generation grape farm has a primo spot far above Keuka Lake. For the full experience, grab a two-top on the terrace and sample the selection, from the just barely spicy (and quick to sell out) traminette to the dry marquette — harvested, crushed, and pressed on-site.

Nearby: If Vineyard Views isn't hosting a pop-up event with a local restaurant, drive three miles up the lake for a heaping tray of fried chicken and mashed potatoes (and a sundae) at Seneca Farms Ice Cream .

Stever Hill Vineyards in Branchport

This family-friendly farm doesn't quite compare to Vineyard View's lake scenery, but its panorama of grapevines and forested hills is as peaceful as can be. And it has the sort of warm, laid-back vibe that encourages all-day lingering, with a genuinely friendly staff happy to make recommendations. A renovated barn (with a backbone of 1850s hand-hewn wood beams) houses the tasting room, wine shop, and big back deck. Try the fan-favorite Old Barn Red (aged in New York oak) or, on a hot summer day, a juicy, boozy slushie.

Nearby: Conklin's Gully and Grimes Glen are lovely waterfall hikes within easy reach by car, for anyone really wanting to earn their afternoon wine flight. Work in a stop at the Havill Pottery farm studio, long run by a husband-and-wife ceramicist team, for functional souvenirs of the hand-painted stoneware sort.

Hudson Valley Wineries

Benmarl winery in marlboro.

Benmarl is what you're picturing when you think of the ideal upstate visit. The small-scale operation has spruce columns of grapevines stretching along the hillside, an antique pick-up truck hidden in the garden, and a driftwood gazebo framing the Hudson River Valley — the perfect spot for sunset photo ops. Benmarl focuses on small-batch NY wines, from their site-grown Baco noir and cabernet franc varieties to North Fork merlot. If you need to soak up all that wine, order a bubbling pizza, wood-fired in an outdoor brick oven.

Nearby: Toast to a day well spent at The Ship Lantern Inn , a cozy dining room that throws back to another era, 10 minutes up pretty Highway 9W. (If you're looking for a pre-winery meal, try your luck for brunch at Blooming Hill Farm . Even if the wait stretches into hour-long territory, it's time well spent.)

Millbrook Vineyards & Winery in Millbrook

With 130 acres that feel like the French countryside and a big vaulted barn venue, it's really no surprise that visitors love this Millbrook winery. The wine holds its own against the magical setting — sit at the tasting bar to sample Millbrook's chardonnay, cabernet franc, and heady pinot noir, or pick up bottles and go at your own pace, preferably in an easy chair on the front lawn.

Nearby: Millbrook's shop sells crackers, sea salt caramels, and other local goodies, but if you're looking to have a picnic or throw dinner on the grill, head four miles north to Big Rock Community Farms Market . The charming two-room shop in Stanfordville carries local H.V. produce, meat, cheese, and more on the ground floor of an 1845 house. Call in advance to visit Conrad Levenson 's open-air sculpture garden, a little further north, with whimsical works made from materials like scrap metal, salvaged wood, and wagon wheels.

Whitecliff Vineyard & Winery in Gardiner

After a morning hike through Minnewaska or Mohonk Preserves (or a morning scramble up Bonticou Crag), reward your efforts in Whitecliff 's cozy tasting room or shady picnic grove. The sustainable winery (named for the white cliffs in the distance) is known for its merlot and malbec blend (a bestseller), fruity vidal blanc, and oak-fermented chardonnay. There's a solid menu of affordable flights, too; just be sure to book your reservation through the website.

Nearby: For more local goodness, drive up to Butterfield for a rhapsodic meal celebrating the natural bounty of the Hudson Valley (you'll see Whitecliff on the excellent wine menu). If you're in more of a bar food mood, there's the quaint New Paltz gastropub, Huckleberry .

Milea Estate Vineyard in Straatsburg

Though it's new on the scene, this 98-acre vineyard has already carved out a big name for itself on the Dutchess County wine trail. Anchored by a charming white farmhouse, this small estate makes a crowd-pleasing sparkling rosé, a plummy merlot, and a crisp chardonnay that reflects Hudson Valley's unique terroir.

Nearby: Stand high over Ferncliff Forest — a 200-acre chunk of old-growth forest peppered with easy walking trails and old stone ruins — in its fire tower with magnificent views of the land and Hudson River. Swing by Migliorelli Farm Stand for fresh dinner supplies or check into Mirbeau Inn & Spa Rhinebeck for a luxe retreat.

Long Island Wineries

Pindar vineyards in peconic.

Long Island's North Fork is a string of upscale wineries — and Pindar Vineyards was among the first. These days, the former potato farm is now a 500-acre enterprise with nearly 20 varieties of grapes (and a famous sunflower field). Fans swear that Pindar wines, including their red table wine (a smooth bordeaux blend) and vivid cabernet sauvignon, could vie with those made in California and France.

Nearby: Remain transported at North Fork Table & Inn — the chef earned his chops in kitchens in Paris and Napa Valley.

RGNY in Riverhead

Maria Rivero González harvested grapes with her family for years in Mexico's Parras Valley before setting her eyes on the North Fork. Attracted by Long Island's cool, maritime climate, the Mexican winemaker opened her certified-sustainable vineyard in 2019, where she grows and bottles unfiltered cabernet franc, velvety viognier with a hint of pineapple, and other meticulously thought-out wines.

Nearby: Taste the freshest oysters of your life at Little Creek Oyster Farm & Market , a homespun seafood shack in Greenport, before retiring to the beautiful The Menhaden (and its rooftop deck overlooking the harbor).

Castello di Borghese Vineyard in Cutchogue

Castello di Borghese lays claim to the title of Long Island's first vineyard. In the early 1970s, its founders realized that the area's fertile soil and oceanic climate were irresistible to grapevines. Modern-day visitors swear the vineyard's still got it (it's run by the original family, after all), praising its excellent pinot noir, peppery cabernet franc, and zippy sauvignon blanc.

Nearby: Hit up another local 70s-era landmark, Magic Fountain , where homemade ice cream flavors range from kulfi (rosewater, pistachio, and cardamon) to vegan coffee almond fudge.

New York City Wineries

Rooftop reds in brooklyn.

Beaches, ruins, cathedrals, caves...and wineries. Yes, New York City really has it all. The city is home to a number of wineries (where wines are made from grapes grown elsewhere), but Rooftop Reds ups the ante and actually grows grapes (via a unique planting system) on a 14,800-square-foot rooftop in Brooklyn's Navy Yard. You'll have more than a dozen bottle selections, plus traminette, white, and dry rosé on tap — not to mention killer skyline views and bragging rights (how many inner-city vineyards do you know?).

Nearby: Former Crown Heights favorite The Food Sermon is a go-to for huge, healthy Caribbean bowls (think gingery rice with curried chicken and market veggies).

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The 24 Best Wineries and Vineyards Near NYC That Are Well Worth the Trip

And one vineyard you don't even have to leave the city for....

The West Coast may get the lion’s share of the glory when it comes to America’s wine regions but guess what: the East Coast (especially the Tri-State Area) can more than hold its own when it comes to vino . In fact, New York State alone has a long history of wine production and is even home to America’s oldest winery. From Finger Lakes to Cape May to New Haven, there are plenty of gorgeous vineyards to see and outstanding wines to try just a stone's throw away from the city. So the next time you’re in the mood to tour and taste grapes of the fermented variety, forget the pricey trip to Napa and instead head to one of these 24 wineries and vineyards near NYC. Cheers!

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New York Wineries and Vineyards

1. Wölffer Estate (Sagaponack, NY)

Wolffer estate.

• Why We Love It: cider, spirits and non-alcoholic beverages available, seasonal Yoga in the Vines events
• Distance from NYC: 3 hours and 10 minutes by car
• Reservation needed: Yes with a limit of eight guests when booking, which can be done on their website
• Location: 139 Sagg Rd., Sagaponack, NY
• Price: $$$$

Head over to the Hamptons to this 30-year estate where you can try wine, spirits and ciders. (I can personally attest to the fact that their rose cider is refreshing, delicious and downright gulpable.) They offer four unique experiences that feature the tasting room, a tour and so much more. For example, the Taste of the Season lets you try different wines with a few festive bites by their in-house chefs. A wine expert will guide you through the tasting while teaching you the ways their award-winning drinks have been made. And if you want to skip the tour and tasting, come by for Sunset Fridays and Saturdays where no reservations are needed. Just order a glass of wine, grab a bite and enjoy live music.

2. Brotherhood Winery

• Why We Love It: live music series; wide selection of reds, whites, rosé, sparkling and sangria
• Distance from NYC: About 1 hour and 15 minutes by car
• Reservation needed: No
• Location: 100 Brotherhood Plaza Dr., Washingtonville, NY

I’d like to take a moment to thank visionary Jean Jaques, who bought land in 1810 and began planting grapes. By 1839, he had fermented the very first wine vintage in America. While many more wineries have popped up since, the Brotherhood is still a must for wine lovers. Check out their hand-excavated underground cellars, try out five of their popular wines and even enjoy live performances every weekend.

3. Standing Stone Wines (Hector, NY)

Standing stone.

• Why We Love It: overlooks Seneca Lake, known for Gewürztraminer variety, cultivates lesser-known varietals
• Distance from NYC: About 4 hours and 40 minutes by car
• Reservation needed: Yes; reservations can be made online here
• Location: 9934 Rte. 414, Hector, NY

If you're in the Finger Lakes area (specifically Seneca Lake) for weekend getaway, head over to Standing Stone Wines. Reserve a table and try their extensive wine list while learning all about the production that dates back to the '70s. And while you're enjoying a nice glass, take in the gorgeous view of the vineyard that expands over 46 acres and overlooks the lake.

4. Hudson-Chatham Winery (Ghent, NY)

• Why We Love It: curated tasting experiences, good for groups, walk-ins welcome
• Distance from NYC: About 2 hours and 35 minutes by car
• Reservation needed: Yes; can be made online here or groups larger than nine can make advanced reservations by emailing [email protected]
• Location: 1900 State Rte. 66, Ghent, NY

This Hudson Valley mainstay’s list of accolades is too long to get into here, but trust us, you’ll love the wine as much as you love the sun-drenched tasting room. Since it was originally a dairy farm, don't be afraid to pair your wine with the in-house line of artisanal cheeses , jams and sauces, made in collaboration with local farmers. (Blood-orange cheese drizzle, where have you been all our lives?)

5. Bashakill Vineyards (Wurtsboro, NY)

• Why We Love It: live music, food and drinks on the weekend; walk-ins welcome (no reservations); adults-only; try three or six wines free for the price of a $12 souvenir glass
• Distance from NYC: 1 hour and 55 minutes by car
• Location: 1131 South Rd., Wurtsboro, NY

Looking for a fun thing to do this weekend? Visit Bashakill Vineyards. Whether you're there for the wine tasting (try three drinks for free and get a souvenir glass for $12) or the food (the seasonal and homemade dishes from the on-site chef are exceptional), or just looking to get away from the bustling city , here's a full experience worth exploring. Plus, it’s also dog-friendly so your doggo can enjoy the fun too.

6. Benmarl Winery (Marlboro, NY)

• Why We Love It: summer sangria festival, annual barrel tasting, takes reservations
• Distance from NYC: 1 hour and 50 minutes by car Reservation needed: Yes; reservations can be made online here
• Location: 156 Highland Avenue, Marlboro, NY

Known as the oldest vineyard in America, Benmarl Winery continues to be a staple in Marlboro. Grab a tour, sip some of their wines and take in the views of their 37-acre state with an impressive shot of the Hudson River Valley. And if you're lucky, they just might be making some pizza in their wood fired oven (so call ahead to find out).

7. Millbrook Vineyards & Winery (Millbrook, NY)

Millbrook vineyards.

• Why We Love It: Catskill Mountains views, loved by The New York Times and The Wall Street Journal , walk-ins welcome, tours available, seasonal weekend food trucks
• Distance from NYC: 2 hour and 30 minutes by car
• Reservation needed: Yes (but walk-ins are allowed for wine tastings on a first come, first serve basis); reservations can be made online here
• Location: 26 Wing Rd, Millbrook, NY

Owner John Dyson’s interest in wine started when he tried to impress a date with a jug of the stuff and enrolled in a wine course, but then grew to a full-fledged winery for everyone to enjoy. Since 1998, you can enjoy outdoor and indoor guided wine tastings, tours of 30 acres and relaxing in the picnic area (or terrace seating) overlooking the Catskills Mountains . Plus, if you're stopping by on Fridays, enjoy Friday Night Food Trucks, where you can enjoy local food, tap wine and fun lawn games for the whole family.

8. Rooftop Reds (Brooklyn, NY)

Rooftop reds.

• Why We Love It: seasonal pizza and wine movie nights, rooftop views, offsite tastings available
• Distance from NYC: it's in NYC!
• Reservation needed: Yes; make reservations by calling 917-336-8211
• Location: 299 Sands St. Bldg. 275, Brooklyn, NY

While we have a few notable wineries in the city, the so-called concrete jungle isn’t exactly conducive to a proper vineyard. Fortunately, the Rooftop Reds founders were up for the challenge, opening the world’s first commercially viable rooftop vineyard inside the Brooklyn Navy Yard (and trust us, the space has a lot to offer). Grab your friends and enjoy a glass while taking in the views of the bustling city, or for a more hands-on experience, join a wine tasting , participate in one of their nightly yoga classes or catch a movie overlooking the Empire State building.

9. Croteaux Vineyards (Southold, NY)

• Why We Love It: specializes in rosé, tasting garden, Cond é Nast Traveler favorite
• Distance from NYC: 3 hours and 15 minutes by car
• Location: 1450 S. Harbor Rd., Southold, NY

This Instagram-perfect vineyard, with its charming cobblestoned back patio and intricately designed bottles, can appropriately be summed up in a certain three-word hashtag:#roséallday. It’s the only vineyard in America dedicated exclusively to the pink stuff (and we're here for it). During the spring and summer, the tasting garden is particularly breathtaking as you're surrounded by a colorful and vibrant backdrop.

10. Bedell Cellars (Cutchogue, NY)

• Why We Love It: walk-ins welcome, great for groups up to 15 people, sustainable farming commitment, Wine Spectator calls it a “grand vin” of New York
• Distance from NYC: 3 hours by car
• Location: 36225 Main Rd., Cutchogue, NY

Of all the wineries near NYC, this family-run spot, which owes its high-quality wines to sustainable farming methods and a small-batch process, is hard to beat. The entire experience wins high praise from PureWow’s Senior Food Editor, Katherine Gillen , who has visited on more than one occasion: “I love it because it's not too scene-y, so it's easy enough to walk in on a summer weekend. The back patio and vineyard views are pretty and serene,and the staff is friendly and knowledgeable. Oh, and the wine is excellent,” she says. While you won’t want to leave the sunny outdoor pavilion, you should carve out a moment to visit the restored barn where the owner’s contemporary art collection is on display. And if you're stopping by on a Sunday enjoy live music from local artists.

11. Warwick Valley Winery (Warwick, NY)

• Why We Love It: seasonal weekend live music, also offer ciders and spirits, on-site café with seasonal offerings
• Location: 114 Little York Rd, Warwick, NY

The Hudson Valley is home to many wineries near NYC and there are numerous vineyards to choose from…but nothing beats Warwick Valley Winery. They started out growing apples, and have grown to providing wines, spirits and ciders (including New York's Original Cider). While you're browsing through their impressive drink collection, enjoy food straight from local farmers (like oven-ready pizza). And you can experience the winery all year long with apple-picking in the fall and music festivals (including tribute concerts) in their outdoor stage in the summer.

12. Macari Vineyards (Mattituck, NY)

Macari vineyards.

• Why We Love It: wine bar, memberships available, seasonal events
• Distance from NYC: 2 hour and 40 minutes by car
• Location: 150 Bergen Avenue, Mattituck, NY

This family-owned vineyard is a Long Island gem. Pick one of the experiences they offer to learn all about their wines while exploring the 500-acre space. Check out the Summer Tasting, where you can sample three wines, a cheese selection and a personal charcuterie board for each guest.

New Jersey Wineries and Vineyards

13. Willow Creek Farm & Winery (West Cape May, NJ)

Willow creek farm.

• Why We Love It: open year-round, full grill and charcuterie menu
• Reservation needed: Yes; tasting tours can be booked online here
• Location: 160-168 Stevens St., West Cape May, NJ

Cape May is already a hot spot for beaches, resorts and entertainment. It's no surprise they have a farm and one of the finest wineries near NYC to add to the list of fun things to do. Indulge in their group wine tasting (exploring five favorites), a tour via an electric cart to learn about the 50-acre farm or stop by Fire Pit Fridays for drinks, farm-fresh food and live music.

14. Old York Cellars (Ringoes, NJ)

Old york cellar.

• Why We Love It: wine and comedy shows, food pairing experiences, pet-friendly
• Distance from NYC: 1 hour and 15 minutes by car
• Reservation needed: Yes but limited to six guests when booking, which can be done online here
• Location: 80 York Rd., Ringoes, NJ

Just an hour away from the city, Old York Cellars has all the activities you're looking for in a winery. Enjoy a nice glass of wine in a cabana or reserve your spot in the open acres with the family. If you're looking to enhance your wine tasting skills, add in the Wine, Charcuterie & Chocolate experience where you can pair award-winning wine with meats, cheeses and delicious chocolate truffles. Or, choose the Chef Jose's Wine and Tapas Experience where you try some wine and fresh Spanish tapas (because wine pairs well with more than just meat and cheese).

15. Beneduce Vineyards (Pittstown, NJ)

Beneduce vineyards.

• Why We Love It: sustainably farmed, small-batch wines, family-friendly Sunday picnics with live music and food trucks
• Distance from NYC: 1 hour and 10 minutes by car
• Reservation needed: Open to walk-ins on a limited basis; reservations are recommended for weekend visits and can be made here
• Location: 1 Jeremiah Lane, Pittstown, NJ

This NJ vineyard is where you'll find the finest wines in the state, but it’s really the events that have us trekking away from the Big Apple. Every weekend, join "Group Therapy" where there are live performances, local food trucks and fun lawn games. Whether you're relaxing on the lawn or want a peaceful moment with your wine at their crush pad, the whole fam can join a weekend of bliss.

16. Hawk Haven Vineyard (Rio Grande, NJ)

• Why We Love It: specialties include white Port-style wine, Méthode Champenoise Brut and Méthode Ancestrale sparkling wines; seasonal live music and food events
• Distance from NYC: 2 hours and 35 minutes by car
• Reservation needed: Yes. Can be made online here , or by emailing [email protected]
• Location: 600 South Railroad Avenue, Rio Grande, NJ

There's always something fun happening at the Hawk Haven Vineyard. Since opening its doors in 2008, it has delivered a variety of wines and activities, plus a healthy dose of local pride. Daily you'll find an event for the wine lover, foodie or music aficionado. In particular, The Rootstock concert series bridges all those together every weekend with local musicians, ever-changing food trucks (and their priceless wines of course) and exclusively to adults only (so leave the kiddos at home). But if you're looking to mellow out, reserve a spot to learn all about the vineyard, wine selection and local farm.

17. Tomasello Winery

• Why We Love It: 10 locations throughout the state, opera galas, seasonal events
• Distance from NYC: 45 minutes by car
• Reservation needed: Not required, but recommended on weekends; can be made online or by phone by calling 1-800-666-9463
• Location: multiple locations

FYI, this is not your average winery. Yes, you can head to the Hammonton area to check out their vineyard but why limit yourself to one spot in the Garden State? If you’re interested in trying one of their 50+ wines, their tasting room is scattered across ten locations in the state. Once you head over to one, there you can choose from their signature (which has five samplings) or Riedel (which has eight samplings and a souvenir glass) tastings. How would it be to visit all ten, we wonder?

18. Laurita Winery (New Egypt, NJ)

• Why We Love It: food truck season pass available, seasonal food and entertainment events
• Distance from NYC: 1 hour and 30 minutes by car
• Location: 85 Archertown Rd, New Egypt, NJ

Come for the wine (and their signature sangria) and stay for all the fun events happening on the weekends. On Fridays, stop by for Fridays at the Grove, order from Laurita's Eats (we’re fans of the turkey club or steak melt) and hang out for a while. Or show off your cornhole skills at a friendly competition game where you can win big prizes (like a $200 cash card). And if you're in a dancing mood, grab tickets to an ‘80s-themed dance party because why not?

Connecticut Wineries and Vineyards

19. jones family farms & winery (shelton, ct).

• Why We Love It: light food menu, emphasis on seasonal ingredients, offers seven different vintages
• Location: 606 Walnut Tree Hill Rd., Shelton, CT

Grab your friends and head over to this Connecticut winery. Join a weekend wine tasting and you just might get live music while you're taking a sip. And once you're all done, continue your trip to the 400-acre farm where you can hand-pick strawberries and blueberries (or pumpkins in the fall).

20. White Silo Farms & Winery (Sherman, CT)

• Why We Love It: small-batch wines, picnic baskets available, seasonal farm festivals
• Distance from NYC: 1 hour and 45 minutes by car
• Reservation needed: Yes (you can book online here )
• Location: 32 Rt. 37 East, Sherman, CT

There's no need to break the bank to enjoy high quality wine. The tasting room in White Silo Farms & Winery is only $14 per person and it includes four samplings (plus some sangria ) and a souvenir glass. Then, take a tour and discover the dairy barn turned winery (where the wines are processed) and the breathtaking outdoor gardens. Plus, you don't want to miss out on all the activities they offer—from art exhibitions to yoga in the vineyard.

21. Bishop's Orchards Farm & Winery (Guilford, CT)

• Why We Love It: house-made fruit wines and hard ciders, seasonal events, family-friendly
• Distance from NYC: 2 hours and 20 minutes by car
• Location: 1355 Boston Rd., Guilford, CT

The award-winning winery (with 440 awards) is a must-see spot in Guilford area. Why? For its wide selection of wine and hard ciders. You don't have to wait until the weekend to try a wine tasting (so, wine Wednesday anyone?). Take in a tour or finish off with a look at the Bishop's Orchards Farm. There you'll find a market, homemade ice cream and a chance to pick some blueberries and peaches.

22.   Hopkin’s Vineyard (Warren, CT)

• Why We Love It: wine bar; specializes in dry, semi-sweet, sweet and sparkling wines; seasonal live music
• Distance from NYC: 2 hours and 10 minutes by car
• Location: 25 Hopkins Rd., Warren, CT

For over 225 years, the Hopkin's family has turned this vineyard into a Connecticut staple. Explore all the wine selections (in the state's first established wine bar) and admire the 19th century aesthetic. When you're finished learning about ingredients and the best food pairings, make time to view Lake Waramaug in the background.

23. Paradise Hills Vineyard (Wallingford, CT)

Paradise hills.

• Why We Love It: book clubs, classes, live music
• Distance from NYC: 2 hours and 25 minutes by car
• Location: 15 Windswept Hill Rd, Wallingford, CT

There’s plenty of wine tasting and fun to be had at Paradise Hills. Order a glass and take in the musical performances on the weekend. Plus, the outdoor patio provides a stunning look at the vineyard and the hills along the George Washington trail.

24. Jonathan Edwards Winery (North Stonington, CT)

• Why We Love It: winery tours, summer music concert series, seasonal food events
• Distance from NYC: 3 hours and 20 minutes by car
• Location: 74 Chester Maine Rd., N. Stonington, CT

Step into the New Haven area for Jonathan Edwards Winery. The family-owned business offers wine tasting that includes five samplings daily, as well as seasonal guided tours. If you plan your visit right, you might even be treated to some of the very fun events they host, including festivals, concerts and more. Plus, the space alone (featuring stone patios, large barn doors and a front-row seat of the sunset) is enough to make the trip.

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We package together ultra-luxury transportation with premium wine tastings at Long Island’s best vineyards to create a truly one of a kind wine tour experience. Partnered with the top vineyards, wineries, and transportation providers on Long Island, our team is dedicated to providing your group with a memorable day.

Our private wine tours offer a fully customized itinerary for groups of all sizes. Perfect for bachelor/bachelorette parties, birthdays, anniversaries, corporate events, weddings, or just a fun getaway to the vineyards. We’re your one-stop-shop for exciting new experiences in full-service luxury travel. 

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– Our experienced team will curate your ideal wine tour

– Full-service custom tour accommodating groups of all sizes

– Includes luxury round-trip transportation and wine tastings

– Custom itinerary to meet the specific requests of your group

– Pick up and drop off at a time and location of your choosing

– Luxury limousines and party buses for up to 60 passengers

– Wide range of beautiful Long Island vineyards to chose from

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Below are some of our personal favorites. However, we are able to book private wine tours to any Long Island vineyard or winery

Duck Walk Vineyards

By far our most requested and most popular vineyard stop. Duck Walk Vineyards is one of the most well known names in quality wine on Long Island, NY. Encompassing 140 scenic acres and producing some 5,000 cases of awarding-winning wine each year, Duck Walk Vineyards has become a staple on one of the most famed growing regions in the country. From Vidal Ice Wine made with grapes actually frozen on the vine, to the renowned Blueberry Port crafted from wild Maine blueberries, their wines are crafted to be distinctive and exceptional.

44535 Main Rd, Southold, NY 11971

Pindar Vineyards

Another one of our absolute favorites, and one of Long Island's most popular vineyard destinations! Pindar Vineyards encompasses more than 500 scenic acres. They grow 17 varieties of grapes, crafting them into some 23 varietals and proprietary blends. Pindar produces 70,000 cases of wine a year, making them the largest vineyard on Long Island! But at heart, they are still a family business with a personal touch in every aspect of the process. Pindar also puts an emphasis on striving to create more impactful wines with less impact on the environment. 

37645 NY-25, Peconic, NY 11958

Long Island Spirits

A great vineyard alternative to add some diversity to your tour! Long Island Spirits was established in 2007 as the first distillery on Long Island since the 1800's and became the 100th Distillery in the United States of America. Surrounded by centuries old of potato, corn and rye farms, the distillery is located on the bucolic North Fork of Long Island, in the heart of the acclaimed wine region. Long Island Spirits is proud of its sustainable distillery practices and the innovative fermenting, distilling and blending techniques it has pioneered.

2182 Sound Ave, Baiting Hollow, NY 11933

Jason's Vineyard

Jason’s Vineyard was planted in 1996 using only the finest clones of Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, Malbec, Chardonnay, Cabernet Franc and Petit Verdot. Jason's Vineyard also purchases the grape varietals of Sauvignon Blanc, Seyvel Blanc, Cayuga and Riesling. Jason's pioneered the dense spacing of vines on the North Fork. This technique, not seen prior to Jason's Vineyard, is more closely planted than many other local vineyards. The six feet between rows and three feet between adjacent vines are Bordeaux measurements. A lovely and relaxing vineyard destination.

1785 Main Rd, Jamesport, NY 11947

Hawk Ridge Winery (CT)

One of our popular non-Long Island destinations. Hawk Ridge Winery, part of Hidden Breeze Farm, is located in Watertown, Connecticut, a peaceful farm setting, in which to enjoy friends, family, and fantastic wine. Hidden Breeze Farm has been in existence since January, 2012. They decided to name our winery after the abundance of red tail hawks on the property. Hawk Ridge is dog friendly on the lawn and in the tent area. You may bring your own food it just can’t be serving style/in serving trays/or from an outside caterer. Ideal destination for tours leaving from New Jersey.

28 Plungis Rd. Watertown, CT 06795

Jamesport Vineyards

Jamesport Vineyards is a father-son collaboration that began in 1986 making it one of the North Fork’s oldest vineyards. The tasting room has increased to accommodate an ever growing number of visitors. The great lawn out back provides the perfect setting for the Jamesport weekends where people gather to enjoy great wine, light fare and summer jazz concerts. Other event spaces throughout the property provide the perfect setting for weddings, private parties and small gatherings. A fun and lively vineyard destination!

1216 Main Road, Rte. 25, Jamesport, NY 11947

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7 Best Wine Tours In New York To Check Out In 2024

Welcome, wine lovers! New York State is a treasure trove of vineyards and wineries, offering a diverse range of wine tours that cater to all tastes.

From the rolling hills of the Finger Lakes to the charming wineries of Long Island, there’s a wine adventure waiting for every enthusiast!

Buckle up and get ready to embark on a journey through the 7 best wine tours in New York.

And don’t worry, most of these tours include transportation so don’t be shy to take more sips of wines!

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1. long island wine tour from manhattan.

Escape the hustle and bustle of Manhattan, and make your way to the North Fork of Long Island with this fun-filled wine tour!

For several years now, the North Fork of Long Island has been gaining respect for producing fine wines.

And this tour will take you to sample some of the finest vintages at three carefully picked vineyards, including Raphael Vineyards, Lenz Winery, and Osprey’s Dominion.

The tour also includes a gourmet picnic lunch catered by Perfect Picnic, ensuring you’re well-fed as you sip on your wine! Roundtrip hotel transportation from Manhattan is included, making this a hassle-free day out.

The tour lasts approximately 10 hours, giving you ample time to soak in the beautiful vineyard scenery and enjoy the exquisite wines.

2. The Hamptons and Long Island Wineries Private Tour

For New York’s most exclusive retreats, consider The Hamptons and Long Island Wineries Private Tour! Head out on Long Island in a comfortable minivan and ready to explore the wineries of the North Fork of Long Island.

The tour is private, allowing you to customize the itinerary to suit your preferences.

You’ll visit charming Southampton, enjoy fresh seafood in Sag Harbor, and take a ferry to Shelter Island. We don’t know a better way to enjoy the scenery and wine at the same time like this!

The tour includes roundtrip transit and hotel pickup and dropoff, making it a convenient option.

You’ll have approximately 12 hours to enjoy a day full of exploration and enjoyment, so pack your things, and let’s go!

3. Niagara All American All inclusive Boutique Small Group Wine Tour

For those who are looking to venture a bit further, the Niagara All American All inclusive Boutique small Group Wine Tour is a fantastic option!

Hop in, we’re going to visit three to four different wineries and enjoy a variety of wine tastings, everything you like from bold reds to crisp whites!

This stunning Niagara region is famous for its world-class wineries, we bet you won’t be disappointed trying them!

The tour also includes a gourmet lunch at a local farm-to-table restaurant, where you’ll get to savor the fresh, local cuisine. This tour is perfect for wine lovers who also appreciate beautiful landscapes and delicious food.

Plus, you can choose from the day and start time that suits your schedule for added flexibility as well!

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4. Mattituck New York Guided Farm and Wine Country Bike Tour

Escape from the hustle of big city life and explore the Mattituck, New York countryside on this Guided Farm & Wine Country Bike Tour!

This tour offers a fantastic blend of exercise, sightseeing, and wine tasting. You’ll pedal your way through the beautiful landscapes of Mattituck, New York, and discover the beauty of nature on a relaxing bike ride to handpicked stops like wineries, beaches, and farm stands!

Here you’ll be mesmerized by some of the region’s finest wines and the charming lavender farm.

The tour is suitable for all fitness levels and includes a gourmet picnic lunch at the beach. This is a great way to explore the countryside, learn about local agriculture, and enjoy some excellent wines.

Photographs are captured throughout the day, and available online for later download as well!

5. Seneca Lake Wine Tasting & Tour

Just two hours from Buffalo or five hours from NYC, situated Seneca Lake – the crown jewel of New York’s Finger Lakes, which is also an American Viticultural Area with 27 wineries dotting its shores.

If you wish to explore the beauty of the Finger Lakes region, join us on this Seneca Lake Wine Tasting & Tour now!

On this tasting tour, you’ll get to visit four of the best vineyards and taste a variety of wines, from Rieslings to Cabernet Francs, and learn about the unique climate and geology that make the region perfect for wine production!

The tour also includes a gourmet lunch at one of the wineries, and most importantly: let your driver take care of your trip.

This is a fantastic way to explore the stunning landscapes of the Finger Lakes region and discover the diverse range of wines it has to offer!

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6. Canandaigua Wine Trail Experience

If you’re a wine enthusiast, the Canandaigua Wine Trail Experience is a must-try! The Canandaigua wine trail winds for nearly 30 miles across the Finger Lakes region, just around 5 hours from NYC.

On this tour, you’ll get to explore its beautiful landscape and learn about its award-winning wines from three to four wineries, depending on the season.

Sit back, relax, and enjoy tastings on small-batch, exclusive vintages as well!

The tour also includes a gourmet lunch at Nolan’s on Canandaigua Lake, where you can enjoy delicious food with a scenic view.

This tour is perfect for those who love wine and nature, as you’ll get to enjoy both in abundance.

So, make your way through the Canandaigua Wine Trail!

7. Delaware River Kayak and Wine Day Trip from Manhattan

What could be better than a leisurely experience like kayak paddling followed by a wine tasting?

Choose to escape the hustle of the city and join us on a full-day kayaking trip and wine tasting along the scenic Delaware River with us now!

You’ll start your day with a scenic kayak trip down the Delaware River, where you can soak in the natural beauty of the area.

After working up an appetite, you’ll head to a local winery for a well-deserved wine tasting.

Here, you’ll get to sample a variety of wines and learn about the winemaking process.

After sampling 5 wines during your self-service tasting and tour, take advantage of the exclusive discount and split a bottle of your favorite vintage with some friends as well!

What a fantastic way to escape the city and enjoy a day of adventure and relaxation.

And there you have it – the 7 best wine tours in New York! Each tour offers a unique perspective on the state’s rich wine culture, providing an array of experiences from kayaking to the winery, exploring historic wine trails, or even combining shopping with wine tasting!

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Wine Tours in The Finger Lakes

Finger Lakes wine country is vast and varied, so it’s best to make a plan before you visit. There is so much wine to taste and experience and so little time!

What’s more, responsible wine tour enjoyment means making sure you have a designated driver or leave the driving to someone else. Here in the Finger Lakes, wine lovers are in luck.  A variety of wine tours offer you and your group an intimate trip to the vineyards and combine local winery and tasting visits with amazing views of the famous Finger Lakes wine country while you just sit back and take it all in.

15 Best Places For Wine Tasting In NYC You Have To Try

Whether you fancy red or white, these wine tasting spots in NYC are perfect for every palette!

Feeling up for a little wine tasting in NYC? It’s not only a summer activity, you know! With hundreds of venues and experiences always popping up, it can be overwhelming to find the perfect spot to find your next bottle. Especially if you have particular favorite types of wine (we’re personally on the sweeter side), it can be difficult to figure out where to find something that suits your tastebuds.

While we wait for some of New York’s great vineyards to reopen this summer, let’s talk about some places right here in the city to do a little taste testing. So get your wine glasses ready and make sure your taste buds are awake; here’s where to go wine tasting in NYC.

1. City Winery, Chelsea & Grand Central

City Winery combines NYC nightlife with the cosmopolitan flair of high-end wine tasting, making it one of the best places for wine tasting in NYC. This spot located along the Hudson River features an intimate concert venue, food menu, on-location bar, and of course wine tasting and tours!

Open Sunday – Thursday (12 pm – 10 pm) and Friday and Saturday (12 pm – 11 pm), you can taste over 30 world-class wines from vineyards around the country, all while taking in the stunning views of the Hudson River and surrounding cityscape. The Grand Central location is open Monday – Friday  (7 am – 10 pm), Saturday (11 am – 10 pm) and Sunday (11 am – 9 pm).

Chelsea – 25 11th Ave (at 15th Street)

Grand Central – 89 E 42nd St

2. Gotham Winery, Flatiron

This black-owned winery is one of our favorite tasting spots, thanks to their focus on sustainably sourced and produced wines! With wine that focus on fruit and being easy to drink, Gotham Winery appeals to the modern wine drinker, one that enjoys the taste and smell of fine wines.

If you want to try out one of their sustainable offerings (that seems extra flavorful because of it), we suggest stopping by one of their upcoming events like the popular “Yoga & Wine” event or the “Trips to Wine Country” during the summer. Or consider even joining their Gotham Winery Wine Society, an experience that includes education, first-class event access, and tastings.

Where: 115 E 23rd St

3. EVEN Hotel , Midtown

During select weekends days this February, consider this full wine experience that includes not only tastings, but also tons of wine knowledge! Taking place at the EVEN Hotel, this event will walk you through the history of wine, how to pair it with certain foods, wine appreciation tips, and you guessed it… a tasting!

You’ll be able to awaken and calibrate your palate with fresh flavors, all while learning about different wine regions, tasting techniques, and more.

Where: 221 E 44th St, Floor 2

4. The Red Hook Winery, Red Hook

Mark Snyder, The Red Hook Winery’s founder, established this venue back in 2008 as a place to showcase the best vineyards in New York. Working directly with local grape farmers, The Red Hook Winery sources vintages from North Fork, Long Island and the Finger Lakes to provide a truly all-encompassing experience of New York wine!

With a wine-making facility located on Pier 41, The Red Hook Winery team produces all its available wine selections itself and focuses on reflecting the climate and geology of each unique New York wine-making region in every bottle. With tastings available all the time, it’s the perfect laid-back vibe to drink and enjoy stunning views of the East River and Statue of Liberty!

Where: 175 Van Dyke Street, Pier 41, Suite 325A, Brooklyn

5. Hound’s Tree, Williamsburg

With the lofty title of the “first and only estate winery and tasting room in New York City,” Hound’s Tree is an excellent option for wine tasting in NYC. Drawing its inventory from a 30-acre vineyard on Long Island, their Williamsburg location focuses on creating a wine tasting experience unique to the New York area.

Their in-state-produced wine and modern sleek tasting room is the perfect backdrop to expand your tastebuds with some local creations. They also have a Hound’s Tree Wine Club that you can join, which includes quarterly shipments of special vintages, among other things.

Where: 335 Bedford Ave, Brooklyn

6. Amelie, West Village

Amelie is one of our favorite wine bars in NYC , and it’s a great place to find quality food too! Their European-focused wines gives you a more global perspective of wine as opposed to the other spots thus far, and their “Happier Hour” deals set them aside from the crowd. In terms of tastings, we suggest stopping by on Friday or Saturday until 6 pm in order to try out their $13 wine flights ($18 after HH).

West Village – 22 W 8th St

UWS – 566 Amsterdam Ave

7. The Ten Bells, Lower East Side

This cozy den known as The Ten Bells is an unpretentious space to sip on natural wines and enjoyable happy hour deals ! Perfect for a Valentine’s Day date night, or some casual sipping on the weekend, you can take in all sorts of natural wines from their seemingly infinite wine list!

If you’re looking for a wine tasting specific event, be sure to follow their Instagram , where they announce various things, from pop-up events to “Meet the Winemaker” talks. From the wine to the $1 oyster bar, there’s not much wrong here.

Where: 247 Broome St

8. Rooftop Reds, Brooklyn Navy Yard

Since 2016, Rooftop Reds has held the designation of being the world’s first commercially-viable urban rooftop vineyard! Located in the Brooklyn Navy Yard during the summer, Rooftop Reds is a great spot to check out their custom urban planter system that covers the 14,800 square-foot space. Their collection features wines from both the Finger Lakes region and the Brooklyn vines, so you’ll never know what’s on the menu!

Stay tuned to their Instagram , since they’re getting ready to announce their summer 2023 tastings and other events!

Where: 299 Sands St, Building 275, Brooklyn

9. Sauced, Williamsburg

Although there technically is a menu at Sauced in Williamsburg, this wine spot is better done by asking one of the extremely knowledgable staff members for suggestions. Their collection consists of all kinds of European wines, including hard-to-find orange wine! During good weather, the backyard is a great place to taste test different glasses and socialize with others doing the same thing. If the weather is cooler, sit inside and chat with a bartender who more than likely has an interesting wine background.

Where: 331 Bedford Ave, Brooklyn

10. Despaña Vinos y Mas, Lower East Side

Specializing in Spanish wine like Garnacha, Tempranillo, Mencia and many other types, this wine shop offers tastings every Thursday from 5 pm – 7 pm. They also offer a variety of classes that vary by Spanish region that you can book (although they do sell out very quickly). You can check out what they entail here , and be sure to stay on the lookout for more that get announced.

Where: 410 Broome St

11. Corkbuzz, Union Square & Chelsea Market

Corkbuzz Wine has two locations, with their main one being in Union Square. This wine bar and restaurant offers all sorts of great wine offers to tasters, including a blind tasting test (all day, everyday for $20), a happy hour from Tuesday-Saturday (4 pm – 6 pm), and wine classes that cover different topics like “Wine 101” and different regions of wine (New York State, France, etc).

No matter what day of the week you stop in, you’ll surely be satisfied. And if you want even more, check out their virtual tasting classes too.

Union Square – 13 E 13th St

Chelsea Market – 75 9th Ave

12. Jones Street Wine, West Village

This cute wine shop is always stacked to the brim with affordable and curated wines that are sure to please New Yorkers! Located in the West Village, its great location makes it the perfect place to stop after dinner on the way home! They host wine tasting events on Wednesday nights typically from 7 pm – 9 pm. They are typically hosted by and curated by Jones’ knowledgable employees, so you know it’s a must-hit if you love wine.

Where: 23 Jones St

13. Astor Wines & Spirits, NoHo

Astor Wines and Spirits offers some of our favorite FREE tastings and classes in all of NYC! Learn about everything from Hungarian wines to Naturale Vermouth, all while testing samples and learning tips about all kinds of alcohol. Not to mention, once you’re done with the class, you can enjoy 20% off of any wine from their massive inventory. Check out some of their upcoming events here .

Where: 399 Lafayette St

14. Orange Glou , Lower East Side

Dubbed as the “world’s first and only orange wine store,” this LES outpost offers both in-person and virtual wine tastings! In terms of their in-person tastings, Orange Glou operates in a booking system, meaning an hour session at $65 per person must include at least 10 people. You can check out all of the wine tasting packages here or stop in-store today.

Where: 264 Broome St

15. Temperance Wine Bar, West Village

Last but not least on our list is Temperance Wine Bar, an all-around solid choice for any wine lover. In terms of tastings, they have wine flights for you to test out daily, blind tasting sessions on Wednesdays from 4 pm – 6 pm ($21 for 3 half glasses), and even private tastings hosted by their expert staff (for larger groups). No matter what you’re looking for, you have to stop by and try one of their 100+ wines.

Where: 40 Carmine St

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Hudson Valley Wine Trail Itinerary: Best Wineries & Hotels

The Hudson Valley has been an area for New York City dwellers to shake off some city living for eons. These days with domestic travel being so hot, it’s become a popular destination for travelers all over. The Hudson Valley wine region is becoming more well-known around the world as well and has made the region even more en vogue. With the wineries interspersed between the rolling hills of farmland and impressive mountains, it can be daunting to find a place to stay with easy wine trail access but we have made it simple.

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Saint Hubert Lodge & Club

Glorie farm winery, stage coach inn, christopher jacobs pennings vineyards, chateau hathorn, warwick valley winery.

The Shawangunk Wine Trail is home to a number of wineries nestled between the Shawangunk Mountains (locally called The ‘Gunks) and the Hudson River, just 60 miles north of NYC. It’s a stunning region to explore by car, so consider renting a car if you’d like the room to roam. All of the wineries on the trail are easy enough to visit from one central location.

Hudson Valley Wine Tours

A great way to visit Hudson Valley wineries without worrying about driving is to book a 2-day winery and hiking experience, operated by Active Lifestyle Tours . Single-day tour options are also available . This adventure allows you to explore Nostrano Vineyards and Benmarl Vineyards and Winery and more. Immerse yourself in nature with a hike in Beacon and a leisurely walk across the Walkway Over the Hudson. Enjoy ample free time to discover the charming city of Beacon, New York. Your overnight stay and breakfast on the second day are all taken care of, ensuring a stress-free and memorable experience.

If you’d like to discover some of the amazing craft beer in the region, another fun options is take a craft beer and bike tour through the scenic Hudson Valley, operated by Gotham Bicycle Tours .

One other unique option in the region is to take a private helicopter tour!  On this experience, you’re even allowed to take the controls yourself.

The Hudson Valley is also known for its incredible farms and food. Take a local alpaca hike and farm tour , a great option if you’re traveling with kids.

The Hudson Valley wine region is known for quaint historic inns, mountain houses, and serene spas. We have broken up the trail into three parts to easily choose a centralized location to the wineries you want to hit.

Best Hudson Valley Wineries & Hotels

Upper east gunks, where to stay, beekman arms & delamater inn.

This inn has welcomed guests to the beauty of the Hudson Valley since before the Revolutionary War. The property has operated continuously since 1766, retaining much of its colonial charm and character. Enjoy great food and a drink at the bar or in the garden. The thick wooden doors, wide planked floors, and stone fireplaces provide a great historical atmosphere.

Buttermilk Falls Inn & Spa

Located in Milton, Buttermilk is a sprawling 75-acre estate that offers a remarkable selection of lodgings, a world-class spa, a farm-to-table restaurant, an organic kitchen garden and orchard, trails and an animal rescue sanctuary.

Danskammer House

This house began as a handsome 1870 private residence in colonial revival style and was later transformed into the medical clinic and residence of the village doctor, J.B. Scott, after the Second World War. Today, Danskammer House offers bed-and-breakfast style accommodations in five private guest room suites. Guests can take advantage of the panoramic third-floor lounge, first-floor living room, dining room, and garden room, as well as outdoor areas strewn with orchards, berry patches, and gardens.

The Saint Hubert Lodge & Club in Marlboro is a number of modern rustic inns in one. The main spot is the lodge which features three suites, a jacuzzi, an outdoor fireplace and a pool. There are also separate inns such as The Caretaker’s Quarters, Rustic Log Cabin, or the Kennel Cabin that are tucked away in the woods.

Upper East Gunks Hudson Valley Wineries

Benmarl winery.

156 Highland Ave, Marlboro, NY 12542

(845) 236-4265

Benmarl winery in Marlboro is the oldest vineyard in America. They are known for their Hudson River Valley grown Cabernet Franc (the region’s signature grape!) and their Rieslings. Choose from outdoor tastings on the farm surrounded by the mountains or inside the taproom. 

Fjord Vineyards

251 Ridge Rd, Milton, NY 12547

(845) 393-0094

Fjord Vineyards is owned by the same family and has the same winemaker as Benmarl. It’s right around the corner so it’s an easy twofer. Their Albariño is a show-stopper. The outdoor tasting room is speckled with seating and picnic areas.

Stoutridge Winery & Distillery

10 Ann Kaley Ln, Marlboro, NY 12542

(845) 236-7620

Stoutridge Winery & Distillery in Marlboro is located in an 1800s farmhouse nestled into the side of a limestone ridge. Guided tastings of their spirits and wines are available Thursdays-Sundays and casual enjoyment can be had outdoors overlooking the vineyard and the lovely grounds with pond, waterfall & picnic tables. Food trucks are on-site during busier times.

40 Mountain Rd, Marlboro, NY 12542

(845) 236-3265

This is the place to go for an outdoor tasting, apple picking, and live music. Gourmet lite nites are available and pair perfectly with their organic wines. Your dog is welcome to enjoy the views there as well.

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The borland house inn & restaurant.

The Borland House in Montgomery is a historic inn with 10-foot-ceilings, hand-carved moldings, an artist’s wing, saloon, drawing room, a front porch sitting area, and a farm garden, all with an atmosphere that whispers of a more artful and whimsical time. Each of the rooms is made to be a different bird habitat inspired by the paintings of John James Audubon. Travelers and locals meet daily for afternoon tea in the hall, and at 5 o’clock cocktails are served in the drawing-room. Yancey Migliore, owner of Whitecliff Winery recommends it to her guests. “I absolutely recommend the Borland house,” she says. “Its location is convenient for visiting our wineries, it is beautiful and incredibly historic.”

Audrey’s Farmhouse

Audrey’s Farmhouse is a cedar-shingled farmhouse originally built in 1740, is a 5 bedroom guest house that sleeps 10 and has a full kitchen, 2 living rooms, a wood fireplace,  5 bedrooms, 4 baths including a claw foot tub, a fire pit, and a massive backyard. They also offer The Greenhouse Guestrooms which have private outdoor patios and exterior front doors that open into the Garden Courtyard. Todd Cavallo, owner of Wild Arc praised Audrey’s, saying, “Any of the Audrey’s Farmhouse properties are amazing! It is so beautiful and right at the foot of the ridge with amazing views and access to wineries. The owners Doug and Sally are also great and super nice.”

Brookfield Farm B&B

Brookfield Farm in Modena is a 20-acre country retreat that includes a walking trail, gardens, and swimming pool. It is also home to a few Scottish Highland cows and serves as a wildlife habitat.

Mohonk Mountain House

Mohonk Mountain House sounds small and rustic but is actually an impressive, cliffside Victorian castle that operates as a luxury resort and spa. It is surrounded by 40,000 acres of forest where hiking, kayaking and rock climbing are available. Entertainment and activities know no bounds here and the cuisine is top-notch. Michael Dorf, owner of City Winery, told us he recommends it to guess when his accommodations are booked, saying, “My favorite place in the gunks is the Mohonk—to be able to add some hiking and biking in order to burn off all the calories drank on the trail.”

The Stage Coach Inn in Goshen, built-in 1747, is an old stagecoach stop that’s been fully renovated into a five-star inn and tavern. Rooms are equipped with cozy fireplaces perfect to sip wine by.

Upper West Gunks Hudson Valley Wineries

Whitecliff winery.

331 Mckinstry Rd, Gardiner, NY 12525

(845) 255-4613

Whitecliff Winery in Gardiner is an award-winning winery that has been in business for 30 years. Enveloped by the Shawangunk Mountains, it boasts an impressive spot to taste. Snacks and light bites are offered and dogs are welcome outside.

Robibero Winery

714 Albany Post Rd, New Paltz, NY 12561

(845) 255-9463

Robibero Winery in New Paltz offers live music every weekend and a number of food options, including their wood-fired pizzas. Lawn games and fire pits make it a great spot to hunker down for a bit. 

Wild Arc Farms

918 Hill Ave, Pine Bush, NY 12566

(845) 419-3504

Wild Arc Farms in Pine Bush is a natural and sustainable farm and winery. While they don’t have a taproom or tasting area yet, they are working on a farm stand. Their wines are highly allocated, so it’s a great opportunity to pick some up while visiting the area.

City Winery HV

23 Factory St, Montgomery, NY 12549

(845) 424-0222

City Winery HV is the first City Winery that is not actually in a city! This massive event space and winery is the brainchild of former Knitting Factory NYC owner, Michael Dorf. Big-name acts come through because of his long ties in the music industry. They are working on accommodations on-site. “We are about 18 months from opening our 13-room hotel on the grounds,” says Dorf. “Meanwhile, we have a beautifully restored barn with 3 full suites, including one bridal suite.” 

320 Crawford St, Pine Bush, NY 12566

(845) 728-8066

Christopher Jacobs Pennings Vineyards is a beautiful spot to take in a sunset and some live music during their Summer Sunset nights. Overlooking the mountains, orchards and winery, the team serves up their line of ciders and wine, along with bites from rotating food trucks.

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Caldwell house b&b.

Caldwell House in the Salisbury Mills region of Cornwall is a charming inn that exudes Irish hospitality. Each room includes a jacuzzi and a fireplace and a three-course breakfast is offered each morning. Bonus—not only is this close to the wine trail, but it’s also within walking distance to Jone’s Farm & Shops where you can pick up fresh produce, baked goods and gifts after you feed and pet the animals.

The Dutchess Inn & Spa

The Dutchess in Beacon is a European-style hotel with panoramic views of the Hudson Valley and a fire-side lounge overlooking Main Street. Juan Sanchez, retail manager at Brotherhood, recommends it to visitors, saying, “It’s an upscale inn within walking distance to tons of art galleries, hand-blown glass, restaurants and breweries.”

Fox & Bear Lodge

Fox & Bear in Glenwood, NY is an 1831 colonial mansion featuring wrap-around porches and stunning views. All stays include a continental breakfast and additional goodies like yoga on the greens. Dog-friendly! 

Inn at Stony Creek

Inn at Stony Creek in Warwick is a restored colonial farmhouse built in 1840. Set upon 90 acres, guests can take advantage of walking trails and enjoy the company of the resident ducks and geese.

Chateau Hathorn in Warwick was once an early American homestead turned authentically furnished 18th-century private mansion. Gorgeous manicured grounds and fine Swiss and French cuisine are just a few things guests can expect.

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Lower Gunks Hudson Valley Wineries

Brotherhood winery.

100 Brotherhood Plaza Dr, Washingtonville, NY 10992

(845) 496-3661

Brotherhood Winery is the oldest continually operating winery in America. The grounds and tasting room are both equally epic in size and stature. Brotherhood also has two restaurants on-site.

Clearview Winery

35 Clearview Ln, Warwick, NY 10990

(845) 651-2838

Clearview Winery in Warwick is aptly named for its stunning views of the valley. It was once named in Travel+Leisure magazine as a Top U.S. Vineyard. Snacks and live music are available inside the taproom and on the patio outside.

Applewood Winery

82 4 Corners Rd, Warwick, NY 10990

(845) 988-9292

Applewood Winery offers a scenic setting, apple picking, live music and food. For fans of sweeter wines, check out their pink Moscato.

114 Little York Rd, Warwick, NY 10990

(845) 258-4858

Warwick Valley Winery is a massive spot to enjoy wine, cider and delicious food. They are known for their music festivals—Dylan Fest being a huge yearly draw. Most of the year, bands play outdoors on the bluestone patios surrounded by rose gardens.  In colder months, musicians play inside while guests warm by the fire.

Have fun on the ‘Gunks!

Frequently Asked Questions about Hudson Valley Wineries

How many wineries are in the hudson valley.

There are around 60 wineries in the Hudson Valley region, and this number is on the rise.

What are the best places for wineries & vineyards in Hudson River Valley?

The Hudson River Valley boasts a wide range of wineries and vineyards that cater to various tastes and preferences. Millbrook Vineyards & Winery, located in Millbrook, NY, is renowned for its high-quality wines and picturesque estate. Brotherhood Winery, situated in Washingtonville, NY, holds the title of America’s oldest winery and offers a rich historical experience alongside its fine wines. Whitecliff Vineyard & Winery in Gardiner, NY, is another popular destination, offering stunning views of the Shawangunk Ridge and a diverse selection of wines. Benmarl Winery in Marlboro, NY, is another must-visit, featuring beautiful views of the Hudson Valley and award-winning wines. Robibero Family Vineyards, also located in New Paltz, NY, is a family-owned establishment known for its welcoming atmosphere and delicious wines. Lastly, Tousey Winery in Germantown, NY, is a boutique winery that offers an intimate tasting experience and a charming setting.

What types of grapes are grown in the Hudson Valley?

The Hudson Valley is home to a vibrant and diverse range of grape varieties, thanks to its unique climate and distinct terroir. Among the grapes grown in this region, you’ll find a mix of hybrid and Vitis vinifera varieties. Hybrid grapes, which are crosses between American and European (Vitis vinifera) varieties, are popular in the Hudson Valley due to their cold hardiness and disease resistance. Some examples of these hybrids include Seyval Blanc, Vidal Blanc, Traminette, and Baco Noir. In addition to hybrids, the Hudson Valley also nurtures classic European grape varieties, also known as Vitis vinifera. Some of these grapes, like Cabernet Franc, Merlot, Chardonnay, and Riesling, are well-suited for the region’s climate and soil conditions. Wineries in the area have been successful in producing high-quality wines from these varietals. The Hudson Valley’s unique combination of grape varieties allows for the production of a wide array of wines, from crisp whites to rich reds and even sparkling wines. As you explore the region, you’ll have the opportunity to taste these distinct wines and discover how the Hudson Valley’s terroir influences their flavors and characteristics.

Where are the Hudson Valley wineries located?

The Hudson Valley wineries are spread across the region, spanning several counties in New York State. Stretching from just north of New York City up to Albany, the valley encompasses a variety of landscapes and terroirs. Some of the counties where you’ll find wineries in the Hudson Valley include: Dutchess County: Home to wineries like Millbrook Vineyards & Winery and Clinton Vineyards, this county offers a mix of beautiful rural landscapes and charming small towns. Ulster County: With a backdrop of the Shawangunk Ridge and the Catskill Mountains, wineries in this area, such as Whitecliff Vineyard & Winery and Robibero Family Vineyards, boast stunning scenery. Orange County: Rich in history, this county features Brotherhood Winery, the oldest winery in America, as well as other notable establishments like Warwick Valley Winery & Distillery. Columbia County: Rolling hills and picturesque farmland set the stage for wineries like Tousey Winery and Hudson-Chatham Winery in this county. Rensselaer County: Nestled near the capital region, wineries in this area, such as Brookview Station Winery, are easily accessible and offer a variety of wine-tasting experiences.

Do Hudson Valley wineries offer tours and tastings?

Yes, many Hudson Valley wineries offer both tours and tastings, providing visitors with an opportunity to learn about the winemaking process and sample their unique wines. Each winery may have its own approach to tours and tastings, so you’ll find a variety of experiences available throughout the region.

Are there any special events or festivals at Hudson Valley wineries throughout the year?

Some notable events and festivals in the Hudson Valley include: Hudson Valley Wine & Food Fest: Held annually in September, this event features a diverse selection of Hudson Valley wines, along with local food vendors, demonstrations, and educational seminars. The festival takes place in Rhinebeck, NY, and offers a weekend of fun and discovery. Wreath Fineries at the Wineries: This unique event, typically held on weekends between November and December, is organized by the Shawangunk Wine Trail. Participants visit various wineries along the trail, collecting holiday ornaments and enjoying wine tastings and other treats. Hudson Berkshire Wine & Food Festival: Taking place in May, this festival brings together wineries, breweries, and distilleries from the Hudson Valley and Berkshire regions. Attendees can sample a variety of products, enjoy live music, and learn from cooking demonstrations and seminars. Winery events and concerts: Many individual wineries host their own special events throughout the year, such as themed wine tastings, harvest celebrations, or live music performances.

What is the best time of year to visit Hudson Valley wineries?

The Hudson Valley is a delightful destination for wine enthusiasts year-round, with each season offering its own unique charm and experiences. Spring, from April to June, is a beautiful time to visit as the vineyards awaken with new growth and the weather is typically mild. With fewer crowds during this season, you can enjoy a more relaxed and intimate winery experience. In the summer months of July and August, the warm temperatures and lush landscapes provide the perfect setting for outdoor activities and picnics at the wineries. Additionally, some wineries host special events or concerts during this time, making for an even more enjoyable visit. Autumn, particularly from September to October, is often considered the best time to visit Hudson Valley wineries. This period aligns with the grape harvest season, and the region’s foliage turns vibrant shades of red, orange, and yellow, creating a stunning backdrop for wine tastings and vineyard tours. Fall is also when many wine-related events and festivals, such as the Hudson Valley Wine & Food Fest, are held. While the winter months of November to March can be cold and snowy, there’s still a certain charm to visiting wineries during this time. Indoor tastings can be particularly cozy, and the winter landscape can be quite picturesque. However, be sure to check winery hours during the winter, as some may have reduced schedules or close for the season.

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