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    Kingdom Of The Hawk Vineyard

    Kingdom Of The Hawk Vineyard

    4.6
    (5 reviews)

    I had the pleasure of attending a preview gathering at Kingdom of the Hawk Vineyard. It is situated…read morea few miles away from the cluster of other wineries in the southeast corner of CT. Kingdom of the Hawk is the sister winery to Saltwater Vineyard. The event was wonderful, we were treated to complimentary glasses of wine and cider (the cider was from the New England Brewing Company) accompanied by delicious catered hors d'oeuvres. We were able to explore the grounds at our leisure. The owners were present and they kindly stopped to chat with the visitors. The vineyard's exterior design exudes a charming modern barn aesthetic. While the interior has an industrial contemporary aesthetic, with polished concrete floors, steel beams, and a loft area with tables. The ambiance is reminiscent of its sister winery, Saltwater Vineyard. The vineyard has 2 parking lots, gender stalled handicap-accessible restrooms, and a beautiful ceremonial lawn. In conversation with one of the employees, I discovered that the wine is currently produced at Saltwater Vineyard. However, they will eventually combine the yields from both wineries in the future, and create wines for both vineyards. Given its ambiance, amenities, and scenic setting, I can easily see this place becoming a sought-after wedding venue and popular stop along the Connecticut wine trail. I definitely recommend visiting when they open to the public.

    The winemaker / owner was delightful. The ambience of the property quite pleasant. Two of the…read morewines - the Sauvignon Blanc and the Malbec were good. The other four need some development to be truly drinkable. The price for the tasting was a bit steep and higher than market, at $18 for 5 pours, especially when considering the quality of the wine.

    Ocean House

    Ocean House

    3.4
    (323 reviews)
    $$$$

    I have not been to Watch Hill for many years, but my daughter who is a "Swiftie" discovered Ocean…read moreHouse which is within view of Taylor Swift's seaside home/mansion. She made a lunch reservation for five in the Bistro. We walked through the stately lobby and bar area to get to the Bistro. We we seated at a round window table with a great view of the private beach for hotel guests. Of course, there was a pristine white tablecloth and napkins plus fresh Calla Lillies on the table. Flatware was top notch. Glasses were thin walled French. Condiments including tiny bottle of hot sauce were in sealed containers on each table. Salt was in a porcelain bowl. Service was impeccable from start to finish. (Pics of menu included.) Orders: Warm Lobster Roll with Truffle Frites. ($48.) for me. It was very good with chunks of sweet lobster, and the fries were outstanding. I also enjoyed the Carrot Ginger Soup. It was amazing with a pleasing sweet flavor from the carrots and a tangy note from the freshly grated ginger. Texture was perfect. My daughter and I seriously want the RECIPE. Two Burgers ($34. each) very good One steak -- tender ($48.) One half Turkey Club and cup of soup (very good) Side added of Mashed Potatoes -- unusual flavor of mustard and vinegar in a hot mashed? Not eaten. Desserts were creative and presented artistically. ($14.) See photos. *Crème Brûlée *Two Chocolate Coconut Mousse *Trio of Sorbets including excellent Watermelon Mint. Americano Coffee We raved about how delicious the desserts tasted. Lunch was my treat. The prices were high because of the location in a historic hotel. It was the first time we have eaten in an award winning exclusive seaside hotel such as Ocean. Guests at this hotel are notably wealthy. During summer season, room rates are about $1,500. a night. Restrooms: Classy as expected. Cloth towels spa soap and hand lotion plus fresh flowers. Photos. Description and Awards: Perched high on the bluffs of Watch Hill, Rhode Island, Ocean House is an iconic New England seaside resort, and the first and only AAA Five Diamond and Forbes Five-Star hotel in the state. It is also Forbes Five-Star rated, making Ocean House one of only fourteen Five-Star resorts in the world to hold this honor.

    We were engaged there 6/15/26. Romain the bartender helped me greatly. A night my bride to be and…read moreI will never forget

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