6 Wineries in Long Island, New York That You Need To Check Out This Fall

Most people think of the Finger Lakes when it comes to wine country in New York, but Long Island has more than enough wineries to enjoy, and they’re just a short trip from New York City. Spend a leisurely afternoon at one of the best wineries in the Hamptons, or spend the day touring several of these picturesque vineyards.

Del Vino Vineyards

This family-owned winery is one of the most scenic wineries you’ll find on Long Island, and it’s been around for over 100 years. If you’re making a trip to this Northport vineyard, make sure you book a trip at least several weeks in advance.

Laurel Lake Vineyards

This North Fork winery features a two-story deck overlooking the vineyard, and it’s the perfect perch from which to enjoy a few glasses these unique wines. There are also plenty of music, tours and events to enjoy at Laurel Lakes Vineyards, which was originally acquired by Chilean and American vinters.

Facebook / Macari Wines

Macari Vineyards has tasting rooms in Mattituck and Cutchogue, and the former is hosting outdoor bungalows for guests to taste and buy wine safely. You can book visits on the winery’s reservations platform.

Paumanock Vineyards FB Page

This 127-acre estate was founded as a winery in 1983. Chardonnay, Riesling, Sauvingon Blanc, Chenin Blanc, Merlot, Cabernet Sauvignon, Cabernet Franc and Petit Verdot are all grown on these grapevines.

Pellegrini Vineyards FB Page

Bob and Joyce Pellegrini founded this winery in 1991 after purchasing the North Fork Property and building a 14,000-square-foot winery complex. A two-story tasting room connects to a production facility so that visitors can watch the wine being made.

Whisper Vineyards Facebook Page

Whisper Vineyards in Saint James is the perfect destination for anyone who just wants to spend a day enjoying great wines from the tasting room sitting around a patio enjoying views of the vineyard. Enjoy some music, or play some Jenga or Cornhole at this fun-loving winery.