Wineries near Albany

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  • Helderberg Meadworks 45 3rd St, Troy Winery

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    5.0 Superb 23 Reviews

    45 3rd St, Troy · 6.35 miles

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    “Just moved here from TX and this Meadry quickly became my favorite hangout spot and bar in Troy. The team that bartends throughout the week are just astounding and a+++ personalities. So kind and welcoming to us and newly transplanted Exans, trying to learn the ways of y’all Trojans. The variety and selection of mead is the best I have seen all in one spot that’s not a ren faire. The fact it’s in a downtown city still baffles me I’m a great way. They also have an equally impressive selection of ciders and you can purchase anything by the bottle or growlers. A must stop and drink if you’re in the city and area. Excited to go check out their farm outside the city too. 12 out of 10 stars.”

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