Wineries • $$
“This sounds crazy but I like the Brooklyn beer better than the wine! You need to hang outside- inside - no way. Beautiful grounds & a fantastic fire pit were great on a cold October day. Great modern music was playing & they have a food truck. The wine was too sweet for me but I enjoyed the atmosphere, talking to lots of people & enjoying a beer/ I'd come back!“
“Cute vineyard, with fruit wines in addition to more traditional grape wines. Definitely suggest the strawberry and the apple wine.Limited food available (crackers/cheese).Staff was friendly and the space is cute to spend a day with friends, in their space with goats and chickens on premise. There was also live music when we went which was a nice touch.“
“Easily the best value wine I've come across in the Hudson Valley (and I've been to over a dozen HV wineries by now). Don't be fooled by the appearance of the building. Their focus is on winemaking and they're serious about it.Particularly enjoyed the Chardonnay, Marechal Foch (estate grown), and Cab Franc.Though the Chard uses grapes from the Finger Lakes, it's better than any Chard I've had from a Finger Lakes winery. Similarly, the Cab Franc is sourced, but quite solid - probably still better than any Cab Franc I've had from a NY winery (FLX, HV, or Long Island) and I would put it up against its Loire Valley inspiration.If you come for a tasting, you'll likely meet the proprietor/winemaker, so it's a great place to learn about winemaking in the Hudson Valley.“
“Went on a very cold day and had a great time. The food, music, and atmosphere were amazing. They have wine and Grappa +. Fav was the seycal blanc / lemon grappa / flatbread / mussels. I am looking forward to another teip when I can enjoy the outside fire pits and grounds“