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Furnace Brook Winery

4.4 (40 reviews)
Closed • 9:00 am - 6:00 pm

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Dana D.

I would absolutely love to give 5 stars here. Everything was great even on a rainy day with covid being a factor they still knew how to make it comfortable and fun. Coming from NYC I was looking for a quaint little winery for some tastings. Although they cannot pour tasting for you due to the recent conditions, they offer small sample bottles for you to create your own tasting. The man behind the counter was SO knowledgeable & helpful on everything in the store I wish I got his name. Also, I do love to have a selection of cheese & crackers with my tasting which was limited here so if you want a sort of charcuterie set up, you should ask if you can bring your own. Otherwise, overall beautiful place and would definitely return.

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Maria O.

Free wine tasting? You don't have to say that twice. We were only able to taste seven out of their usual sixteen offerings as they had sold out of the others, but it was well worth the $5/each price tag (the first sample is free, you can sample the rest for $5). Our host, Carol (I believe her name was) was friendly, funny and accommodating, even as we had our 3 year old periodically interrupting. She shared poignant anecdotes as we sampled our wines on a long varnished wooden bar surrounded by wine barrels*. She was very knowledgable and somehow convinced the hubby to sample all the wines, even though he is not a drinker; and she didn't flinch a bit when three parties came in to partake of the wine tasting as we were finishing up ours. With most bottles under $20, the wines are reasonably priced. We opted for the Riesling, the Old Vine Zinfandel and the French Cidre. They also had pies and preserves available. Maria, the employee who rang up our order, was also very friendly (hmm, maybe it has something to do with her name...?). I would make it a point to stop by again when planning a trip near this area, it was a little too cold this time around to walk through the orchard. I was informed that there are other family activities to be enjoyed at different times of the year. So for now, I will settle for a delivery of their award winning Muscato and Apple Ice Wine, when it becomes available later this month. NOTE: If you're coming from the NY side, it is about a mile from the NY-MA border/sign; our GPS had us looking for it a little after the border which was inaccurate. Also, we walked in around 11/11:30am, while this may be early for wine for some, we were able to have the host's full attention; it got incredibly busy around noon. photo*

Leela K.

Beautiful little winery right in (or at least by) the berkshires. $5 for a tasting of six wines. I liked the blanc de blanc best and bought a bottle ($17.99) to enjoy in the vineyard. There is a nice area of outdoor seating but I opted for the orchards so my two year old could run around. So yes I brought my toddler to her first vineyard, and thanks to the staff here it wasn't a disaster and actually a lovely experience. While my husband and I were tasting wine our two year old was visibly getting antsy (duh) and as I was getting ready to ditch this experience the staff brought out a bucket of toys (including a fire truck that she favorited) to save the day. She played by us in their comfortable seating area while we finished the tasting and choose our favorites. The staff could not have been nicer or more accommodating. The homemade donuts were as good (if not better) then the wine. Crispy and indulgent and totally worth the calories. (I saw some people come in just for the donuts.) I visited in the summer and would love to check out the scene here in the fall.

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Beautiful views and good cider and wine. Service was good and must have a cider donut or two

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Awful don't waste your time. Wine isn't bad but not worth it. Simply go to Price Chopper

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Great place for a tasting in a lovely apple orchard. Sara was wonderful and took great care of us.

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Les Trois Emme Vineyard & Winery - My tasting flight with cheese and crackers

Les Trois Emme Vineyard & Winery

4.3(31 reviews)
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I absolutely love this winery. My sweetie and I spent a few hours there on lovely Sunday afternoon…read morewhile exploring the Berkshires. We received a very warm welcome from the owner and her staff, who made us feel right at home, and encouraged us to hang out and enjoy the grounds even though it was close to closing time. All of the wines I tried were on the sweeter/off sweet side, which is just fine with me. Out of the six tastes, I only encountered one wine that I did not like. We bought a bottle of a Shiraz/Cabernet blend to enjoy outside, but there were definitely other contenders that I would have been happy to drink. Another fun feature to Les Trois Emme is that you are given a plate of little snacks to pair with each wine; things like sliced avocado on a rice cracker, a small quesadilla triangle, and smoked salmon. All the food is prepared in a small kitchen area behind the bar, and is tailored to complement your wine choices. Definitely worth a visit!

This winery was one of the highlights of our visit to the Berkshires. It's located in a beautiful…read morespace with a small outdoor patio and an elegant tasting room. We purchased a bottle of their Berkshire red blend (Shiraz, Grenache and Cabernet) to enjoy with our own cheese and crackers, and it was great. The outdoor space is relaxing and tranquil since it's a relatively small winery. I also did a small tasting ($1) of their pumpkin wine, because, pumpkin and wine. It is a light white wine with pumpkin spice notes. Immediately bought two bottles. While we were enjoying our wine and cheese the owner, Wayne, came out to greet us and he was so friendly and kind. The winery is a family business and the name is inspired by three women whose names begin with the letter "M". Can't wait to stop back here on our next visit to the area.

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Les Trois Emme Vineyard & Winery - Novelty wine named Stingy Jack's Pumpkin Wine. Delicious.

Novelty wine named Stingy Jack's Pumpkin Wine. Delicious.

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SABBA Vineyard - Decor for sale, elegant punch serving set

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4.9(13 reviews)
10.9 mi

We had the most wonderful experience here last night! We were trying to find something to do near…read moreGhent and my friend found this vineyard that offered wine tasting, an activity none of us have ever done before and thought it would be a relaxing way to spend the evening. We were hosted by the most knowledgeable and gracious couple (Lisa and Francis) who were welcoming and made our first experience a memorable one. We learned about the history behind the vineyard, the amazing artwork that decorates it (inside and out) and left feeling more well versed with wine. I am normally not a Chardonnay fan but since their Chardonnay is made in a steel barrel, it doesn't have the same buttery taste that an oak barrel would.. and I LOVED IT! (if y'all read this review, I hope that's correct). I also was surprised that I really liked their Sherry, which is one of the highest proofs spirits that they serve. It was strong but it was something enjoyable to sip on! (Def went home with a bottle of each) We happened to arrive in a night where us wasn't busy so if you arrive and it looks quiet, do not leave! We ended up receiving VIP one-on-one service that may have been different if the place was packed (which they mentioned it was the night before) The couple who spent time with us were so friendly, and after noticing a gift basket assembly on the table, even let me purchase it since I live in the city and wouldn't be back up this way for a while. Our only regret was not getting there earlier in the day so that we could enjoy the outdoor experience of the venue, since the property is covered in beautiful grassy fields and sculptures that are even on some of the bottle labels. This is a highly recommended place! Ask about their cute gift baskets and make sure to go before the middle of December before they close for winter. They will reopen in April... and I will def be back!

Sabba Vineyard is absolutely charming. The owner, Abby, is passionate about this wonderful winery…read morehe's created. The vineyard, located in Old Chatham is gorgeous and adorned by pieces of Abby's own metal art sculptures. Recently visited on a Saturday when they have live music as delightful background for sipping wine and enjoying a cheeseboard. Great to have another beautiful winery in the Capital District.

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Land of Nod Vineyard

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4.2(25 reviews)
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The Land of Nod Winery is well off the beaten path and well worth the trip. If you enjoy learning…read moreabout how a vineyard is run and how wines are made, this the place for you. The Land of Nod Winery is very much family business, with aunts, uncles, fathers, sons and grandmothers all involved. The atmosphere is relaxed, casual and somewhat quirky. The wines, in my opinion, are all delicious. They are on the sweet side, and some have a bit of a spicy kick that I happen to really like. If you are to buy only one wine from the Land of Nod, I would recommend the Ironmaster's Reserve. Aged in CT oak barrels, this gem of a wine has spirit and spunk to spare. It's the kind of red wine that begs to be paired with a hearty beef stew or meaty bolognese sauce. For those of you who don't cook (like me), the Ironmaster's Reserve is also quite happy in the company of sharp cheddar cheese. There's no time like the present - gas up the car and head out the the Land of Nod. It is well worth the trip!

The difference between two and three stars is a testament to the quality of the wine. It's a very…read morepretty winery, and the drive past the quarry down the road is interesting to see. But I dislike standing patiently, just trying to buy a bottle of wine while the only barista chats up the people doing a tasting. If it had not been such a long drive, I probably would have walked away.

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