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Sparkling Pointe Vineyards & Winery (Southold)
A breezy and beautiful North Fork winery, Sparkling Point is acclaimed for its 40 acres of stunning vineyards and estate-grown sparkling wines, which are crafted exclusively in the traditional Méthode Champenoise. Winemakers Cynthia and Tom Rosicki focus on classic Champagne grape varieties—Pinot Noir, Pinot Meunier and Chardonnay. Their wines have earned 90+ point scores from Wine Advocate, Wine Enthusiast and Wine Spectator.
What to know:
- Enjoy table service inside the elegant Tasting House, VIP Bubble Lounge, or outside on the Terrace and lawn overlooking the vineyard.
- Advance reservation is requested and group size must be limited to 6 guests. Group Tasting Packages are available for groups larger than 6.
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Raphael Winery (Peconic )
Treat yourself to fine, fruit-driven wines and truly picturesque views at this popular vineyard situated on 70 acres in Peconic. Raphael’s mission is to produce wines with “a marriage of depth, finesse, elegance, and balance,” crafted with the impassioned attention of its winemaking team. Whether you’re a wine connoisseur or simply looking for a relaxing day at a beautiful vineyard, we highly recommend a visit to Raphael Winery.
What to know:
- Live music on the weekends throughout the year.
- Parties of 8 or more must have a reservation and a tasting package.
- One of the few U.S. wine estates that harvest entirely by hand.
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Pindar Vineyards (Peconic )
The largest vineyard on Long Island, Pindar encompasses more than 300 scenic acres, where 20 varieties of grapes are meticulously grown and crafted into 23 varietals and proprietary blends. The vineyard has been owned and operated by the Damianos family for decades. Herodotus “Dan” Damianos, who is considered one of the original pioneers of Long Island Wine Country, founded the winery in 1979. The location features an expansive tasting room, plus an outdoor deck, pavilion and lawn with designated picnic areas.
What to know:
- Bringing outside food is permitted, but only in picnic areas (not the tasting room).
- Guests are welcome to bring blankets & chairs to use on the property.
- Live music on Saturdays 1:30pm- 5:30pm; Sundays from 1pm-5pm.
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Bedell Cellars (Cutchogue)
Established in 1980, Bedell Cellars is another iconic North Fork winery known for its small-batch winemaking, sustainable farming and award-winning, hand-crafted wines. Popular varietals produced at the 32-acre vineyard include Merlot, Chardonnay, Riesling, Cabernet Sauvignon and Petite Verdot. Indoor and outdoor seating provide a charming atmosphere with picturesque views of the rolling vineyards.
What to know:
- No reservations needed or accepted.
- Groups up to 10 are accommodated.
- Indoor seating is limited.
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Pugliese Vineyards (Cutchogue)
Often referred to as “the hidden treasure of the North Fork,” Pugliese Vineyards is known for its warm, relaxing atmosphere, award-winning wines and a family winemaking legacy that dates back to 1980. The winery boasts a beautiful property with a pond, fountain and spacious outdoor seating areas. Pugliese produces a variety of wines, including Chardonnay, Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, Pinot Noir and Riesling, as well as sparkling wines and ports.
What to know:
- Live music on the weekends from 1-5pm.
- Tasting menu includes glasses and bottles, small-bite food pairings and cheese platters.
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Peconic Bay Vineyards (Cutchogue)
Recently renovated, Peconic Bay Vineyards offers everything you expect from a North Fork winery: lush vines, exquisite wines, beautiful views and fantastic events throughout the summer season. The winery produces a variety of wines, including Chardonnay, Merlot, Sauvignon Blanc, Riesling and Cabernet Franc.
What to know:
- Relaxing outdoor space with ample seating and even cornhole.
- Live music throughout the summer months
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Suhru Wines (Cutchogue)
Set in the heart of Cutchogue, Suhru Wines offers a charming tasting house situated among a somewhat residential section of the hamlet. This gives Suhru a uniquely cozy and intimate feel. It’s smaller than some of the other sprawling vineyards on this list, but also very welcoming. That’s all part of the plan according to the family that operates Suhru, whose mission is to create “easy-drinking, approachable, and food-friendly wines that complement the local environment and cuisine.”
What to know:
- Be sure to check out Wickham’s Fruit Farm across the street.
- Due to limited space, the winery does not accept groups larger than 6 people.
- Seating is first come first serve. Reservations strongly recommended.
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Borghese Vineyard (Cutchogue)
Borghese Vineyard & Winery is widely considered the oldest continuously operating vineyard on Long Island. Founded in 1973 by Louisa and Alex Hargrave, it played a pioneering role in establishing the region’s wine industry. Despite its historic distinction, this family-owned winery has maintained its charm as a relatively small vineyard with a focus on quality. It’s an absolutely lovely spot with beautiful, cozy spaces for enjoying wines, indoors and out.
What to know:
- Outside food is welcome; guests are encouraged to bring their own picnic.
- Tours of the vineyard and winery are offered daily.
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Sannino Vineyard (Cutchogue)
Family owned and sustainably grown, Sannino vineyards offer great wine, fantastic views and an all-around delightful experience. Located in the heart of Long Island wine county in the hamlet Cutchogue, this winery features a modest 5-acre vineyard that produces a robust variety of wines, including merlot, chardonnay, cabernet sauvignon, pinot grigio and more. The winery hosts live music and events throughout the year and also features a 2-room bed & breakfast.
What to know:
- Cash-free: cards only.
- Tasting house reservations are recommended on weekends.
- Groups of 7+ guests must request a reservation.
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Bridge Lane Tasting Room (Mattituck)
Perfect for those looking for a relaxed and casual tasting experience, Bridge Lane offers a cozy, coastal-themed tasting bar in Mattituck with an expansive patio & picnic area. Bridge Lane is unique from other North Fork destinations in that it does not operates its own vineyard, but crafts its wines from grapes sourced from all over New York State.
What to know:
- Live music every weekend in the summer months.
- Laid-back vibe, ideal for families, groups and casual wine tastings.
- Parties of 8-25 guests, reservations encouraged but walk-ins are welcome (first come, first served).
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Clovis Point Vineyard & Winery (Laurel)
A beautifully renovated potato barn creates the cozy setting at Clovis Point Vineyard. Located in Laurel, which some say creates a unique microclimate influenced by the nearby Peconic Bay, Clovis features a 10-acre vineyard with a rustic tasting room and covered patio. Clovis’s winemakers strive to create distinctive styles that go beyond the traditional merlots and chardonnays by combining lots “whose different, yet complementary qualities make wines with character and balance.”
What to know:
- Reservations recommended on the weekend, groups of 6 or fewer.
- On Saturday & Sunday, there are two seating sessions from 12-3pm and 3:30-6:00pm.
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Jason’s Vineyard (Jamesport)
Don’t be fooled by the unassuming name of this vineyard in Jameson. Named after both the founder Jason Damianos and the ancient Greek mythological hero, Jason’s Vineyard is one of the most established and respected wineries on Long Island. Founded in 1996, this 20-acre vineyard offers a beautiful setting for wine tastings, live music and private events. Jason’s Vineyard pioneered the dense spacing of vines that other North Fork wineries now replicate, which reduces grape yields but intensifies flavors.
What to know:
- Closed during inclement weather.
- For groups of 6+ guests with a hired driver, call ahead to confirm availability.
- Pets and outside food permitted in picnic area (no coolers or beverages).
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Terra Vite (Jamesport)
The mantra at Terra Vite is “Una cena senza vino è come un giorno senza sole,” or translated from Italian: “A meal without wine is like a day without sunshine.” This 3-acre family-owned vineyard may be small compared to other wineries on this list, but it has plenty to offer. Infusing Italian roots into their operation, owners Jacqui and Greg Goodale have created a welcoming space that strives to “transport guests to the same place of pure happiness that [the owners] enter on each visit to Italy.”
What to know:
- Reservations are highly recommended.
- Guests are encouraged to limit visits to 90 minutes.
- For groups of 6 or more, each individual is required to order a flight at the group tasting rate.
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Jamesport Vineyards | Little Oak Wood Fired Kitchen (Jamesport)
One of the oldest vineyards in the North Fork, Jamesport Vineyard has a rich history that dates back to the mid-1980s. Jamesport’s wines are considered among the best on the East Coast – the result of decades of experience and honing the winemaking process. The property features a lush backyard lawn for enjoying wine tastings, light fare and summer jazz concerts. There’s also an on-site restaurant serving “neapolitan-ish pizzas” made with fresh, local ingredients.
What to know:
- Closed for private events – call ahead to confirm hours before visiting.
- Groups limited to 8 guests. For larger groups, call for info on private events.
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Palmer Vineyards (Riverhead)
Scenic views, great wine, lush vines – what more could you ask for in a North Fork winery? Palmer Vineyards does it right, because it was among the first to create this experience on Long Island, having planted its first vineyard in 1983. In the decades since, Palmer has received numerous accolades for its wines and its vineyard, which offers cozy picnic tables, Adirondack chairs and a covered deck for enjoying the breezy summer afternoons.
What to know:
- On-site pizza truck during the warm-weather months.
- Reservations are required for groups of 6 or more.
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Duck Walk North Fork (Southold)
Duck Walk Vineyards is one of the most well-known wineries on Long Island, in part because it’s one of the few wineries in The Hamptons. However, in 2007 Duck Walk opened a second location in Southold, bringing its acclaimed wines to the North Fork. The Southold vineyard features 30 beautiful acres of Sauvignon Blanc grape vines, a spacious tasting room and large outdoor seating area with live music on the weekends.
What to know:
- Live music on Saturdays.
- Groups of 6 or more are required to purchase a tasting, which includes 4 wines. Reservations also required.
- Reserved groups may convert the tasting to a pint of beer, a glass of wine or a cheese platter.
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Baiting Hollow Farm Vineyard (Calverton)
Baiting Hollow Farm Vineyard has quietly become one of the most talked about wineries on the North Fork in recent years, thanks to its relaxed and friendly vibe, fun outdoor space and of course: great wine. Baiting Hollow hosts live music throughout the summer, featuring some of Long Island’s best entertainers. On-site food trucks and multiple bar areas add to the “summer backyard party” atmosphere: laid-back, family-friendly and an overall great experience.
What to know:
- Limos and buses welcome, but only before 1pm.
- Reservations (for 2-hour seating times) are recommended but not required.
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Corey Creek Tap Room (Southold)
Corey Creek has a younger, fresher and more minimalist vibe than some of its neighboring North Fork wineries, which many visitors find refreshing. Corey Creek’s wines are handmade with its own sustainably farmed fruit and best enjoyed on the beautiful back deck overlooking the vineyard. Rosé wines are most prominent, but with each new vintage, Corey Creeks creates “something new that wasn’t produced the season before.”
What to know:
- Live music on weekends.
- Walk-ins only, no reservations accepted.
- Indoor seating is limited, max group size 10 guests.
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Osprey’s Dominion (Peconic)
Located in the heart of Peconic, Osprey’s Dominion is a 90-acre vineyard comprised of carmenere, pinot gris and sauvignon blanc. The winery features a large-but-inviting tasting bar with large windows overlooking the vineyard, as well as plenty of outdoor seating. Osprey’s is one of the few remaining wineries to allow guests to bring their own picnic lunches. The space is welcoming, casual and home to live music during the summer.
What to know:
- Children are welcome outdoors but not permitted in the tasting room.
- Pets allowed but must remain outdoors and on a leash.
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Wölffer Estate Vineyard (Sagaponack)
The true gem of the Hamptons, Wölffer Estate offers one of the best wine-tasting experiences on the East Coast: rolling vineyards, charming ambiance, live music and of course exceptional wines. Visitors can indulge in a variety of styles, which are made entirely at Wölffer’s stunning 55-acre estate, including elegant merlots, pinot noirs, vibrant rosés and more. Wölffer hosts numerous special events throughout the year, so be sure to check out their calendar.
What to know:
- Walk-ins welcome but reservations are recommended 2 weeks in advance for parties of 2 to 10.
- An a la carte menu offers delicious small-plate bites to pair with Wölffer’s wines.
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The Wine Stand at Wölffer Estate (Sagaponack)
Situated on a small hill along Montauk Highway, the Wine Stand has become popular weekend pitstop for those on the way to the beach or heading home to the city. More than just a “wine stand,” the location offers everything there is to love about Wölffer Estate but with a more laid-back, roadside-picnic vibe. Savor the wines and enjoy a spectacular view of the vineyard, including breathtaking sunsets. Or, if you’re in a rush, grab Wölffer’s wines and ciders to-go.
What to know:
- Walk-ins only.
- No outside food or beverages.
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Duck Walk Vineyards (Watermill, Southampton)
Duck Walk is another iconic Hamptons winery that was established in 1994 and operates a second location on the North Fork, which opened in 2007. The winery is acclaimed for its picturesque landscapes and award-winning wines, including chardonnay, cabernet sauvignon, merlot and pinot noir, just to name a few. But one of the standout features is the 11,000 square-foot Chateau-style building, which is nestled among the vineyard’s 30 acres of grapevines.
What to know:
- Reservations required for groups of 6.
- Check out the Parrish Art Museum next door, featuring contemporary American art and events throughout the year.
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Del Vino Vineyards (Northport)
Treat yourself to tranquility in this quiet corner of Northport’s Gold Coast. Del Vino is one of the closest vineyards to NYC, making it a convenient trip for those visiting from the city. Del Vino also holds the distinction of maintaining a near-perfect rating on Google with more than 700 glowing customer reviews. More than just great wine, visitors praise the beautiful rolling hills, elegant tasting room, delicious food and friendly service.
What to know:
- “Smart casual” attire expected; “appropriate jeans are acceptable.”
- Reservations accepted for up to 10 people in the tasting room, enclosed patio and outdoor patio.
- Family-friendly; children are included in the guest count when making reservations.
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Insieme Wines & Tasting Room (Oceanside)
Savor exceptional wine sourced from NY and beyond at this elegant tasting room located in the heart of Nassau County. Insieme is a boutique winery that produces wines from choice selections of grapes harvested at family farms throughout New York, California and Washington. Insieme may not offer a traditional vineyard experience like other wineries on our list, but their wine bar in Oceanside is a popular destination for enjoying handcrafted cabernet, syrah, pinot noir and other varietals.
What to know:
- Group limit of 6 guests. For reservations over 6, a deposit is required.
- Private events can be reserved for tastings, parties and other occasions – call for pricing.
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The Red Hook Winery (Brooklyn, NY)
Experience exceptional wines right in Brooklyn, crafted with grapes harvested from New York’s most renowned vineyards. The Red Hook Winery aims to “uncover the best vineyard sites in New York state,” from the North Fork to the Finger Lakes. All Red Hook Wine is produced from grape to bottle at the winery on Pier 41, which offers ample seating and incredible waterfront views of the East River and Verrazzano Bridge.
What to know:
- Reservations required on weekends and recommended on weekdays.
- Reservations only for seated tastings. Otherwise, walk-ins are welcome on a first-come, first-served basis.
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Greenport Harbor Brewing Company (Greenport)
Embark on a craft beer adventure at Greenport Harbor Brewing Company in the charming village of Greenport. Housed in a renovated 1860s firehouse next to the historic town jail, this brewery is a beacon for beer lovers. With a passion for small-batch brewing, Greenport Harbor offers a diverse array of ales and lagers, from light and refreshing to rich and complex.
What to know:
- Great food options from the on-site restaurant.
- Brewery tours and other events throughout the year.
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Eastern Front Brewing Co. (Mattituck, NY)
Savor the craft at this charming Mattituck brewery, where the ambiance is as rich as the brews. Eastern Front Brewing Co. is known for its inviting atmosphere and flavorful beers. The secluded garden offers a peaceful environment, perfect for enjoying their small but enchanting selection. Friendly staff and a rustic setting ensure a memorable visit to this slice of brewing paradise on the North Fork.
What to know:
- Parking available next to the tap room (west side).
- Tap room is dog-friendly.
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The Branch Brewing Company (Mattituck)
Craft beer, delicious bites, good conversation – this welcoming brewery on Sound Avenue offers everything there is to love about the craft beer scene on Long Island. With a focus on small-batch brewing, Branch Brewing offers a unique selection of beers that reflect the local flavors and the owners’ passion for quality brews. A large outdoor area with Adirondack chairs and picnic tables gives the space a beer-garden vibe.
What to know:
- In addition to its own brews, Branch offers beers from other breweries, as well as wine, cocktails and spirits.
- Lots of food options, including burgers, tacos and flatbreads.
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Jamesport Farm Brewery (Riverhead)
Indulge in the authentic farm-to-pint experience at this microbrewery in Riverhead. Set on a picturesque 43-acre farm, Jamesport Farm Brewery offers a diverse selection of beers crafted from locally grown ingredients, in a pet-friendly atmosphere that embodies the spirit of Long Island’s North Fork wine country.
What to know:
- Seating options include an indoor tasting room, covered beer garden and spacious lawn.
- Admission fee on Saturday & Sunday if live music is scheduled. (Waived for VIP rentals).
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Long Island Farm Brewery (Manorville)
Located in a beautifully renovated potato barn, this brewhouse pays homage to Long Island’s farming past. Located next to Waterdrinker Family Farm, Long Island Farm Brewery crafts a variety of beers that celebrate local farming and community, while also elevating the experience with live music, food trucks and seasonal festivals.
What to know:
- Indoor and outdoor seating is first-come, first-served.
- Food Trucks on site daily.
- Family- and dog-friendly.
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Twin Fork Beer Co (Riverhead)
Cheers to the story of Twin Fork Beer Co., where the twin founders’ dream of brewing excellence comes to life. This brewery is a testament to inspiration, hope and dedication, where you can enjoy signature brews like Chromatic Ale, Crescendo IPA and Sonata Lager Ale, each named to honor their family’s musical legacy.
What to know:
- Food menu with small bites such as pizza, pretzels and cheese curds. (Outside food also welcome.)
- Live music on the weekends.
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Long Ireland Beer Company (Riverhead)
Traditional brewing meets local charm at this Irish-themed brewery in Riverhead. Known for its welcoming atmosphere and diverse beer selection, including the flagship Celtic Ale and bold Balor IPA, Long Ireland Beer Company crafts each brew with passion and precision. During the warmer months, be sure to enjoy a pint in the large outdoor beer garden.
What to know:
- Open 7 days a week for tasting flights, pints and beer to-go.
- Live music and other events throughout the year.
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übergeek Brewing Company (Riverhead)
Step into the eclectic world of this popular Riverhead brewery, where art and science are fused to create extraordinary beers. Founded by Rob Raffa, a brewer with a vision for unique and expressive beers, übergeek refers to itself as a haven for “both newcomers and eccentric misfits alike.” Outdoor picnic tables and Adirondack chairs create an especially relaxing space for enjoying a brew during the summer months.
What to know:
- Family- and pet-friendly.
- Check out the “Geek Talks” lecture series, which combines great beer with discussions on science, nature and other themes.
- Located at the former home of Moustache Brewing Company, which closed in 2021.
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Westhampton Beach Brewing Company (Westhampton Beach)
Enjoy a fun coastal vibe at this brewery in Westhampton Beach, which is a must-stop for those visiting the beach or using the town airport. Located on the property of Francis S. Gabreski Airport (FOK), this brewery offers a bright tasting room with eight brews on tap, seasonal rotations and live music every weekend. But it doesn’t need to be summer to have a great experience: at Westhampton Beach Brewing Co., “every day’s a beach day.”
What to know:
- In addition to beer, they also offer wine, cocktails and hard seltzer.
- Food options include pizza, pretzels and other small bites.
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Moriches Field Brewing Co. (Center Moriches)
This unique aviation-themed microbrewery is a celebration of Long Island’s aviation history. Family owned, Moriches Field Brewing Co. offers a diverse beer selection and cozy taproom adorned with aviation memorabilia. Enjoy English, American, Belgian and German-style beers, crafted with barley produced in the state of New York.
What to know:
- Don’t miss their trivia nights and live music events
- 14 taps with standards, seasonal releases and special recipes
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Bellport Brewing Company (Bellport)
If you’re headed to the beaches around Bellport, be sure to stop by this welcoming brewery, where “Family and community is at the heart of everything.” With standout beers like Gammy’s Special Recipe and Boo-UY 4, and a variety of drinks including wine and cocktails, there’s a flavor for every palate.
What to know:
- Yummy brewery bites include pretzels, popcorn chicken, spring rolls and other appetizers.
- Events include live music, yoga, comedy and trivia.
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Blue Point Brewing Company (Patchogue)
Blue Point Brewery started from an idea “on a boatyard in 1998,” when the founders noticed “a lack of crushable beers on the island.” This set in motion the foundation of Blue Point, which quickly became a trailblazer in the craft beer movement on Long Island. The brewpub offers classic and seasonal beers and a vibrant atmosphere with live music and oyster shucking events.
What to know:
- Kitchen cooks up “a dangerously tasty menu” that includes freshly shucked oysters from the Great South Bay.
- Live music weekly.
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1940’s Brewing Company (Holbrook)
This nano craft brewery honors brewing traditions with a modern twist, offering a variety of quality beers in a laid-back atmosphere. The name pays homage to the owner’s father, a brewing academy graduate of 1940, reflecting a deep-rooted family legacy in brewing. With free wings and a friendly staff, it’s a place where history is celebrated and every pint tells a story.
What to know:
- Events throughout the year include live music, trivia and cigar night.
- Grab a bite from on-site food trucks (check the brewery for schedule).
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Great South Bay Brewery (Bay Shore)
Founded in 2009 by brewmaster Rick Sobotka, this microbrewery is a beacon of innovation and nautical charm. With a wide range of specialty craft beers and expansive tap room with plenty of seating, the brewery offers a fun atmosphere perfect for hosting parties or just enjoying a good pint.
What to know:
- Full food menu, including everything from chicken wings to pot pie.
- Enjoy the golf simulator, darts, cornhole, live music and other entertainment.