MONDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 2020
Long Island is home to numerous wineries, producing wines not quite as well-known as the Finger Lakes Wine Region wines, but still making names for themselves. If you’ve never visited yet, it’s time to take a ride to some of our top local Long Island wineries.
Best Long Island Wineries
We may not be Napa Valley out in California, but we’re a solid wine-lover destination. Long Islanders have plenty of options when searching for wine tasting events, and tours. Start planning your road trip to the best Long Island local wine-tasting destinations.
Wollfer Estate
Wollfer Estate has multiple locations:
The Winery
139 Sagg Road
Sagaponack, NY
The Wine Stand
3312 Montauk Highway
Sagaponack, NY
Wolffer Kitchen Amagansett
4 Amagansett Square
Amagansett, NY
Wolffer Kitchen Sag Harbor
29 Main Street
Sag Harbor, NY
The Stables
41 Narrow Lane East
Sagaponack, NY
Sparkling Pointe Vineyards & Winery
Sparkling Pointe has forty acres of classic Champagne grape varietals that are only handled with the traditional Methode Champenoise process, and is the only North Fork winery to produce exclusively sparkling wines.
39750 County Road 48
Southold, NY
Sannino Vineyard
A family-owned Vineyard that also has a two room bed & breakfast on their property.
15975 County Road 48
Cutchogue, NY
Raphael Vineyard & Winery
Grapes from this North Fork vineyard are hand harvested by a winemaking team that believes in quality, not quantity.
39390 Route 25
Peconic, NY
If you’re looking for great options for exploring Long Island’s wine region, start with the above list of the best Long Island Wineries. Remember, always drink responsibly, and designate a driver when touring our local Long Island wine country.
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