Best wine on North Fork. They have two tasting rooms. Second one is Corey Creek Tap Room. Music Friday nights at Corey all winter
Pedro Ayala
Very cozy and warm
Vicky B.
Bedell makes wines sustainably and has a scenic outdoor tasting space. Their tasting flight was $25/$30, and we thought their wines were good but did not find one extraordinary enough to purchase a bottle of. Also, we did not have a great tasting experience either. This was the first Long Island winery we visited and we were hoping to learn about Long Island wines during our visit but the guy pouring our wine didn't really want to talk. We each got a flight, the pre-selected one and a build your own. Instead of pouring one wine at a time, the guy rushed pouring both flights, in no order, then got confused on which was which, then directed us to carry our four glasses (without a holder) outside so by the time we got outside we really had no clue which wines were which. They also didn't give us menus so we had to pull up both the menu and tasting notes on our phones to try and guess which wine we were tasting. However the scenic view outside overlooking the vineyard was pleasant.
Terence Finn
Spectacular setting for wine drinking. The porch is beautiful and the view is very nice.The wines are diverse and will not be mistaken with one another.
John Johnson
We came on a Monday and Ron our greeter was magnificent. I highly recommend Bedell Cellars for any occasion and I personally recommend the Cabernet Franc!
Mel Mattos
So disappointed. The salami and cheese they serve are literally grocery store bought and served to you like that. Inside a plastic box. They don’t even open it and put it on a plate for you to pretend is nice. There’s no tasting. The flights are just given to you all at once (all 4 glasses at once) and no explanation whatsoever on the wines. It’s a nice looking place but only if you sit outside. If it’s cold or rainy DO NOT go. The inside is very small and uncomfortable. It’s like a bar where you pay for your wine at the counter and then go drink your wine. It’s not the experience I wanted at a winery, I personally wanted the experience of having someone explain the wine to us and a cozy experience. Besides, the wines are were not good. Truly. Borghese Winery just 10min away was 100% better, the wines were amazing, the service and the ambience as well.
Landen Michael
So friendly and delicious wine!
Steve DeClemente
My disappointment is the lack of presentation of our food. We ordered the salami, cheese & crackers, only to have them presented on a tray in their individual packages! How cheap looking!What does it take arrange the same items on a pretty plate! It actually made it harder to enjoy the wine. We spent the first 15 min pondering on this issue!
Kevin Paczkowski
Great winery and a go too in the area. We had a fantastic afternoon there from a delicious charcuterie board to delicious wines. While we did not dabble in any of the reds what we did have was easily a 90+ and up wine.
Rachel F.
Gorgeous outdoor room with live music on a July Saturday! Absolutely beautiful. Interesting wines and nice charcuterie selections.
Wonderful time at this winery.Staff was so accommodating to our group of 10 which included a 93 year old family member in a wheel chair.Wine is great an the atmosphere even better.
Lindsey Hoffman
Terrible management, we were constantly harassed by rude workers, they yelled at our children for having a catch in an empty field far away from the vineyard. They gave snarky comments to us when purchasing wines. Overall nasty and rude people who work there and they strongly discourage families patronizing there and generally people enjoying their time there. Spent hundreds of dollars only to be yelled at. GO ANYWHERE ELSE! DO NOT GO THERE!
John J.
Made this place our second stop of the day recently after having an exceptional time at another winery. Sat under their tent which is a great place to retain heat and humidity if you're into that kind of experience. No wait staff and more shocking, no trays, so be prepared when you're grabbing a flight and cheese plate if you're with someone that you will have to walk back and forth 3 times just to start your experience there. Now in my opinion I didn't care for the wine but when you're bouncing around from place to place I don't expect to like them all. I could see other people were enjoying it and the view of the vineyard from the raised deck was very nice. Maybe some fans to move the air around on a humid day would have made the experience there a little better or at least some trays so I didn't have to walk back and forth a bunch of times
Jmy M.
Nice spot w pretty views. The wine was pretty good for Long Island. Whites better than reds.
Kevin Brodie
5 stars for the beauty and the tasting area. 2 stars for the wine and the cost. The wine was mediocre at best. We had 6 people and got 4 tasting flights ($21 each), a beer, and 3 bricks of cheese and crackers. $220 with tip. Went to Pindar down the street where you can buy a bottle and they uncork it for you. An entire bottle there was $21!
Best wine on North Fork. They have two tasting rooms. Second one is Corey Creek Tap Room. Music Friday nights at Corey all winter
Very cozy and warm
Bedell makes wines sustainably and has a scenic outdoor tasting space. Their tasting flight was $25/$30, and we thought their wines were good but did not find one extraordinary enough to purchase a bottle of. Also, we did not have a great tasting experience either. This was the first Long Island winery we visited and we were hoping to learn about Long Island wines during our visit but the guy pouring our wine didn't really want to talk. We each got a flight, the pre-selected one and a build your own. Instead of pouring one wine at a time, the guy rushed pouring both flights, in no order, then got confused on which was which, then directed us to carry our four glasses (without a holder) outside so by the time we got outside we really had no clue which wines were which. They also didn't give us menus so we had to pull up both the menu and tasting notes on our phones to try and guess which wine we were tasting. However the scenic view outside overlooking the vineyard was pleasant.
Spectacular setting for wine drinking. The porch is beautiful and the view is very nice.The wines are diverse and will not be mistaken with one another.
We came on a Monday and Ron our greeter was magnificent. I highly recommend Bedell Cellars for any occasion and I personally recommend the Cabernet Franc!
So disappointed. The salami and cheese they serve are literally grocery store bought and served to you like that. Inside a plastic box. They don’t even open it and put it on a plate for you to pretend is nice. There’s no tasting. The flights are just given to you all at once (all 4 glasses at once) and no explanation whatsoever on the wines. It’s a nice looking place but only if you sit outside. If it’s cold or rainy DO NOT go. The inside is very small and uncomfortable. It’s like a bar where you pay for your wine at the counter and then go drink your wine. It’s not the experience I wanted at a winery, I personally wanted the experience of having someone explain the wine to us and a cozy experience. Besides, the wines are were not good. Truly. Borghese Winery just 10min away was 100% better, the wines were amazing, the service and the ambience as well.
So friendly and delicious wine!
My disappointment is the lack of presentation of our food. We ordered the salami, cheese & crackers, only to have them presented on a tray in their individual packages! How cheap looking!What does it take arrange the same items on a pretty plate! It actually made it harder to enjoy the wine. We spent the first 15 min pondering on this issue!
Great winery and a go too in the area. We had a fantastic afternoon there from a delicious charcuterie board to delicious wines. While we did not dabble in any of the reds what we did have was easily a 90+ and up wine.
Gorgeous outdoor room with live music on a July Saturday! Absolutely beautiful. Interesting wines and nice charcuterie selections.
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Wonderful time at this winery.Staff was so accommodating to our group of 10 which included a 93 year old family member in a wheel chair.Wine is great an the atmosphere even better.
Terrible management, we were constantly harassed by rude workers, they yelled at our children for having a catch in an empty field far away from the vineyard. They gave snarky comments to us when purchasing wines. Overall nasty and rude people who work there and they strongly discourage families patronizing there and generally people enjoying their time there. Spent hundreds of dollars only to be yelled at. GO ANYWHERE ELSE! DO NOT GO THERE!
Made this place our second stop of the day recently after having an exceptional time at another winery. Sat under their tent which is a great place to retain heat and humidity if you're into that kind of experience. No wait staff and more shocking, no trays, so be prepared when you're grabbing a flight and cheese plate if you're with someone that you will have to walk back and forth 3 times just to start your experience there. Now in my opinion I didn't care for the wine but when you're bouncing around from place to place I don't expect to like them all. I could see other people were enjoying it and the view of the vineyard from the raised deck was very nice. Maybe some fans to move the air around on a humid day would have made the experience there a little better or at least some trays so I didn't have to walk back and forth a bunch of times
Nice spot w pretty views. The wine was pretty good for Long Island. Whites better than reds.
5 stars for the beauty and the tasting area. 2 stars for the wine and the cost. The wine was mediocre at best. We had 6 people and got 4 tasting flights ($21 each), a beer, and 3 bricks of cheese and crackers. $220 with tip. Went to Pindar down the street where you can buy a bottle and they uncork it for you. An entire bottle there was $21!