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Vineyard rows above Seneca Lake, New York
New York State · wine country, reviewed

Wine country starts at Penn Station.

The North Fork’s tasting rooms, Hudson Valley cellars an hour up the river, Finger Lakes rieslings that beat their German cousins. Trail guides written glass by glass, plus the tours that drive so nobody at your table has to.

The shortlist

Days out that pour properly.

Sommelier-hosted Long Island runs, a bike between North Fork tasting rooms, a Manhattan whiskey distillery for the day the weather turns. Every pick below says what it costs and who drives.

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The classic day

The North Fork does the pouring.

Two hours east of Manhattan the vineyards take over both sides of Route 25, and the tasting rooms sit close enough to link four in an afternoon. These tours handle the driving, the bookings and, on the good ones, the cheese.

Where to taste

Six ways into New York wine.

By region, by bike, by boat. Every tile leads to days already reviewed and priced.

35wine days reviewed & priced
31trail guides written glass by glass
3wine regions within a day of the city