We love this vineyard. It is especially peaceful and relaxing in the fall. It's a fantastic place to unwind outside on the hillside and admire the scenery (the foliage!) ... There are so many good things about this place. Not only are most of the wines exceptional in quality, they are reasonably priced. Also, the tastings are DONE RIGHT. First and foremost, they let you CHOOSE whichever of the wines YOU want to try! That's right - they give you the list and you can choose whichever five your heart desires. Or, if you're with a special friend, you can try them all by just sharing your glass. You get to try a few extra varieties this way and a bit more wine per sample - it's a great deal! Just make sure you bring your patience! They do get very busy and often have a wait list going. Just relax on the couches, check out the art vendors, etc. It's only a few minutes anyway, but since it feels so very charming it will blow right by. read more

Amazing experience. Wine is delicious, live music has a ton of heart and the food is mouth watering no matter who they have come by. Also tried the yoga sessions on Sundays, so relaxing and informative. It's just an incredible environment. read more

This was my first time visiting this winery and I loved it! The folks who worked there were very welcoming! The tasting was very reasonably priced at only $5. I loved the Wedge White! It was a very easy drinking wine - not too dry and not too sweet! We ordered a bottle and sat out at a patio table in the grass near the vines to enjoy the picnic we brought along. It was a perfect and relaxing way to spend the afternoon! The vines and the horses next door made for the perfect backdrop also. read more

Lost Acres Vineyard - Wine list - Wineries Near Me - Granby, Connecticut

Great location, nice relaxing facility. My wife and I enjoy sitting out on the deck enjoying a bottle of their Riesling with one of their cheese platters. Inside, it's a tasting room with an art museum with many nice pieces from local artists. Outside, a large deck with seating, a large grassy area with some seating, could use a few more outdoor tables but plenty of room to lay down a picnic blanket. Towards the back there are pens with pigs and horses. One of the most relaxing stops on the wine trail but I may be a bit bias as it's also only around the corner from my home. Most of the other wine trail stops, I seem to rush through to make way to the next. I always want to sit and relax at Lost Acres. read more

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Beautiful little vineyard tucked away in the heart of Granby. They have a gorgeous inside, porch and field with games in it right near the vines. I have been here multiple times and the ladies behind the bar are always very sweet and nice. Their wines are wonderful and the ambiance is fabulous. read more

Wonderful spot to enjoy a glass or a two and take in the view of the vineyard. We enjoyed the farmer's market on Thursday night and got ourselves some yummy goat cheese and kale! The owner's and staff are super friendly and personable. Chairs and lawn games in the back and a big lovely deck to relax. If you are lucky the horses will be out too! We love the Rock Wall Red and Fire House Red. Other favs are the Apple and Wedge White! Love them all! read more

Lost Acres Vineyard - First stop of the year this March! - Wineries Near Me - Granby, Connecticut

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Oh vineyard season! This is an amazing spot to settle in with a nice packed lunch and a great bottle of wine. Lost Acres provides wide open space and a quiet, relaxing spot to spend the afternoon with your friends. There is a bit of indoor seating, but you'll definitely want to head out to the big porch or lawn to enjoy your afternoon. They do have a decent amount of lawn chairs and a couple of tables on the grass, but if you have a big party you'll definitely want to bring your own chairs. It would also be a great spot for a picnic blanket, as the grass is well kept and the field is pretty flat. The staff was very helpful when we were trying to pick a bottle of wine. They'll ask you a few questions to explain what type of wine you like or what you're looking for. Then they'll give you several options until you find what's just right for you. We were looking for a dry white wine, and ended up choosing the Clemons Springs which was perfect for us! The wine tastings are only $7 for 5 wines to taste plus their signature glass. You can also get a great bottle of wine for about $14-$20. It was such a beautiful day out that we ended up losing track of time on the green fields outside. There were also a few parties going on in the field and it's definitely an ideal spot for an outdoor party since there's so much open space. Definitely stop by on a sunny day with snacks and/or some fun outdoor activities to fill your day! read more

I've been driving past this vineyard for a few years now and I had no idea it even existed! They need much bigger signs :) I stumbled upon this place with my mother last weekend and we decided to stop in for a tasting. The tastings were $7 for five different wines along with a souvenir glass. We tried a variety of the reds and whites. While I'm typically a red wine drinker, I actually thought their whites were tastier. This place is great and has a small indoor tasting/seating area along with local art. It also has a porch with tables and a lawn area with tables. You can bring your own picnic, get a glass or an entire bottle, and just hang out on the lawn for the afternoon. I'll definitely be back! read more

I love this vineyard! Bright and open with SO MUCH outdoor seating. It's perfect for a fall afternoon. My friend and I went to sample their wine and walk around the vineyard for a bit. It's a beautiful winery and definitely a must visit. read more

This is an amazing diamond in the rough!! Nestled in the middle of gorgeous country side in CT worth every mile it takes to get here!! Wine tasting is inexpensive and you get a complimentary glass. The cheese platters are accompanied by fresh herbs from their garden. Horses in the back drop, grapes hanging fry vines look fake they're so perfect. The owners are gracious and chatted with pride of their accomplishment of turning an over grown apple orchard to this beautiful vineyard. A+++ read more

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We have been many times. The wine is excellent. The seasonal farmers markets are great too! Local farm vegetables and meats. Highly recommend this place. The owner and staff are very nice. read more

Love Lost Acres Vineyard, their wine is amazing and the owners are so nice. The view from the porch is amazing. I wish we lived closer because we would visit more often. We always leave with a case of wine though! read more

Beautiful vineyard in the middle of nowhere. Great place to have wine and lunch with friends.

Beautiful tranquil setting especially in autumn when surrounded by magnificent colors. We had glass of Riesling which was full bodied and zesty. We highly recommend. The Friday afternoon àssemblage was congenial and active. A perfect place to settle in with a good book and a glass of wine. read more

Great little winery, price points on bottles were excellent. Live music when we arrived we very good, and a antipasto platter was great for the $16.00 price. The reason for 3 stars was the staff, the young lady who did our tasting was very knowledgeable and very sweet. However, as they were closing the other wait staff becalmed very rude and pushy trying to get us to leave. We had paid for our wine and antipasto and wanted to finish peacefully and enjoy the night but they were very rude and kept trying to have us leave and asking us to go. 3 stars because of this and we won't be back. read more

Most of their wines are estate..of their own grown grapes...the tasting room is comfortable and roomy, the amount of outdoor seating is substantial and comfortable whether you want sun or shade. Try the Wedge white and the Red Rock Red for nice white/red options. Take a friend or meet new ones, tastings are educational and we stopped at the Granby Oak theme landmark of Lost Acres label on the way home. read more

This is a bit of a drive from New Haven, but definitely worth it. The service was nice; we did not feel rushed despite it being busy. There have a nice selection of wines, and the tasting room is lovely. Don't miss this stop on the wine trail. read more

Lost Acres is a nice, relaxing spot with a friendly staff. Tastings are inexpensive at $6 for five samples, and the cheese plates are substantial. The red wines are decent for Connecticut, and the speciality wines-- especially the rose-- are quite good. Buy a bottle, grab a table, and peruse the ongoing local art exhibit in the tasting room. Check the vineyard's website for live music, art exhibits and other events; it seems like there's always something going on at Lost Acres! read more

If I could give zero stars, then I would. I know CT wines are nothing spectacular, but there are plenty of other great vineyards here in my home state. My husband and I visited prior to Christmas. Servers were sweethearts, but the owners were an entirely different story. Please do some research and visit the great vineyards of Connecticut. read more

Great tasting room, huge deck, lots of tables outside, two corn hole sets. We like almost every wine they produce.

I love everything about this place the people are nice. They have a great farm kitchen cooking up fresh food and desserts from the farm. The orchard itself is beautiful with old growth trees and a good variety of apples. I highly recommend this spot. read more

This is a beautiful vineyard with nice indoor and outdoor spaces and great wines. The only reason I gave them a 3 star rating is that the entire fireplace area was taken over by a family with small children. I feel that a vineyard is a place for adults to relax ... and it's hard to do that when there are crying babies and toddlers running around. There's no food or age appropriate drinks or activities for kids so they really don't belong there. read more

Love Lost Acres. So accommodating, and a very reasonable price for a wine tasting and souvenir glass.

Lovely place in a tranquil setting. I'm not a wine connoisseur but I liked everything I tried. The people are nice and they have done a great job creating a welcoming atmosphere. Nice arts shows too! read more

One of my favorite places to go. The owners are awesome and very sweet. I don't drink white wine a lot but I love their Riesling and wedge white . Must visit we go several times all season. read more

Lost Acres Vineyard - Wineries Near Me - Granby, Connecticut

This vineyard is so relaxing! I could literally fall asleep on the chair outside on a warm day! When I went, it was quite cold, but even then it was still beautiful. I did not do a wine tour. I did a tasting. Their wine selection is phenomenal. I loved the view of the horses and the beautiful vines of grapes! I also loved how secluded all in all it was! read more

Really good wine tasting ! It was my 1st time going they lady that checked us in was a bit rude , but the other girl did our wine tasting and she was great ! They also served food and they have plenty of out door and indoor seating . read more

Had a fabulous experience here! The staff was so friendly and knowledgeable. The atmosphere was so inviting we didn't want to go home! We were so impressed with the quality of the wine we bought a case to take home to give out for the holidays!! Our shopping is done! read more

What a gem! My friend from western mass took me here for a tasting and some good wine. Down a back road, tucked in between the mass border and northwestern CT we pulled up to a red barn with a sprawling vineyard in the background. I guess this is their 2nd season in business, and they are doing a terrific job. The old barn that has been refurbished and brings a rustic and homey feel, and the porch outside overlooking the vineyard.... well that was my highlight of the day! The tastings are $6, and you are given full descriptions on laminated menus, where you select up to 5 that you wish to taste. The bottles run from about $13-$17, and range from a crisp wedge white, to an Earthy Merlot. They've done a great job involving the local community as well. When we visited, they had some great artwork done by local high school students displayed. There was also a "spa day" taking place with massage's being offered. **Note: they do take credit cards, but no AMEX** I cannot wait to go back! read more

Lost acres vineyard is a quiet, relaxing place in the Litchfield area. The tasting room is fairly large compared to many CT vineyards. It is decorated with alot of interesting art. The wine is very good, and the staff is extremely friendly. There cheese platter is delicious and pairs perfectly with their wines. Definitely a recommended stop for anyone following the wine trail. read more

The grounds were very pretty. The staff friendly, the wine was very good. The only thing wasn't inviting was the chef that stood near the entrance with a display of tasty looking appetizers. However when I went up to the table, he said nothing, not even a hello. I probably would have bought something, he seemed rather cold and unapproachable. Other than that it was great. read more

This cute little winery is a well kept secret. The wine is out of this world!! And the staff are SO nice. It looks to be family-owned, judging from the man in the tasting room and his daughter. Also, the nice woman who brought our snack plate of cheese is clearly the mom or a sister. So encouraging to see a family business doing well. Not a table was empty! Would definitely recommend for a fun day out as well as their nearby orchard up the road. read more

Went to this little corner of the state the weekend before last and LOVED the wedge white wine!! The girls who served the wine were all very cheerful and friendly. I also ordered a snack plate. The woman who delivered my antipasto was an absolute sweetheart.The food was YUMMY! read more

Riesling wine is all I drink, Lost Acres has a very nice one. Great cheese plates and a view that's breath taking. Such friendly staff, love Michelle and Kevin. read more

We have been to many wineries and Lost Acres Vineyards feels like you are sitting down in your living room and relaxing with a great bottle of wine! read more

Nice little winery and tasting room. great atmosphere, very nice deck and view from the back. Pretty good wines. been here 3 times. Only thing that bothered me is the dog that wonders around the room. Looks like an older dog, barked at me each time I walked in. Did that to several other guests as well while I was there. I love dogs but not a fan of getting barked at by one. read more

Great wine even though there weren't many choices (about 12 in total) Snack plates are reasonably priced with larger portions. Great scenery! read more

Cute and cozy little vineyard/farm nestled far back in the hills of northern CT. This is by far the most relaxing vineyard on the CT wine trail and residents of Mass can also easily visit. Love the casual atmosphere and friendly staff. The ladies in the tasting room genuinely appear to like what they do and can tell you a lot about the wine. Tastings are $7 and include a free glass to take home! Couldn't be better. We sat for an hour and a half near the vines at the cutest little table watching two pretty horses nearby and enjoyed a tasty cheese plate with all sorts of yummy fruit and crackers. The motherly woman who prepared and served us was a doll! The goat cheese was out of this world. What is more, when we asked how and where we could buy more of just the cheese, she directed us. Although very busy, cleaning up tables and delivering food, she took the time to tell us where the goat farm was and we made that our next stop! Her directions were perfect and we also had a nice experience there buying milk and cheese. So nice to see local farms supporting one another. Will definitely visit again. read more