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    Warwick Valley Winery & Distillery

    3.8 (621 reviews)
    Closed 11:00 am - 6:00 pm
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    Shelby A.

    Finally made it to Warwick valley winery! I was very impressed with the layout and overall experience and definitely will return with a larger group in the future. We came as a party of four and moved around from inside to outside and then inside due to the off and on rain. There is a very larger outdoor patio with umbrellas and tables and a covered section that people pay to rent out. There are two covered patios as well as indoor seating. On weekend there is live music so it gets extremely loud when you're inside. They have a great amount of wine and ciders to try as well as their own hard liquors. I started with a wine flight and ended up drinking a bottle of the black dirt blush as it was $12 for a bottle and $8 for a glass. The smoked maple old fashioned was extremely refreshing with its citrus taste and overall flavor profile. The ciders here are always delicious once you decide which is your favorite. We also ordered food and I can say I was definitely not impressed by the food here. The buffalo wings were pretty rubbery and the fries tasted as if they were old and fried for a second time. The poutine with pulled pork was alright but nothing special. The inside has a nice rustic charm as well as the gift shop and bar areas. There is ample parking on the paved lot and grass field as well. Everything is either order at the bar or food counter and there is no table service. The staff behind the bar are super helpful and friendly when it comes to selecting drinks and choosing your order. Not to mention how fast and efficient they work too! I would give 5 stars however I was shocked at the amount of young children (easily 8 and under) just running around the tables inside and outside. I understand children are allowed at this winery but as parents I would say to perhaps not let them run through the inside and outside patio areas as it is a hazard waiting to happen and definitely ruins the experience for other parties trying to relax and enjoy their time there.

    Maria L.

    My friend wanted to introduced us to a beautiful winery and took us here! It's lovely!! Tons of outdoor seating as well as indoor seating! I tried the cider tasting which was quite good! I really enjoyed all the flavors! They had the original, pear (yummm), black current (I believe this is a seasonal one), raspberry (tad sour, but very subtle!) and one that tasted more hoppy (so if you want a cider that tastes similar to a ipa, they got you covered!) All of them were nice! I ended up buying a candle that smelled like the pear one! We all got food which was very tasty! I had the chicken tacos. They don't disappoint. My other friend got the flaky Brie pastry and my other friend got the very generous portioned chicken sandwich! I had a good time here. They have a stage and apple picking-- they offer tons of activities...! It'll be cool to come back!

    Plaid & denim themed birthday at Warwick
    Nicole C.

    Such a beautiful winery! We visited on Sunday as my friend was celebrating her birthday there. We had such a great day! It's $10 cash to get in and $40 a bag if you choose to go apple picking. You can fill the whole bag and it's about 25lbs. The prices for their food and cocktails are about average. We got their lobster roll which was $27. They have this delicious cocktail called the Gin Pig which is $10 a glass or $30 for the whole bottle. BUY the WHOLE BOTTLE!!! It's delicious. You can pay with a credit card for food & drinks, I think it's a $10 minimum. They have some tables but you can bring blankets & chairs to set up picnic style , which is what we did. They had a live band on Sunday and you can set up your area over there or take a tractor ride to "The White Tent" which also sells wine & cocktails. They have 2 tractors that run from the apple orchard to the main winery area that are free of charge. And you can jump on them at any time to experience all of Warwick Winery. All in all we had a great day and would definitely come back again!

    oct 2024
    Kimberly T.

    beautiful place and a fun fall activity but sooo crowded! parking gets full too so you may have to go up the "hill" and walk back down to where most of the activities are. Good food is served though but wait line can get long. if you dont have the patience and so not like large crowds then stay clear from this place lol but if youre up for it, this will be a fun spot for you. short review as we really didnt stay a while but i liked the ambiance there though.

    Whitney D.

    Our friend wanted to show us around Warwick a bit and had told us about this place and was very excited to take us here. My friend did a wine/cider tasting while I enjoyed a beer as I am not a wine/cider person and my other friend got a mixed drink. I got a specialty cocktail at first but it was wayyyy to sweet for me. So that is why I opted for a beer. We had lunch here which to my surprise was very tasty. I had a nice chicken sandwich with cheese, my friend had tacos which looked incredible and I forgot what my other friend had as he had eaten it before I got a chance to take a picture/ ask what he was eating. They had a well stocked little cute store in the area and plenty of seating options. We were the only ones eating in the indoor area. They had beautiful land where they had alot of sitting options. It was a fun spot to come to.

    Pizza and pulled pork sandwich. Did not taste good would not recommend.
    Cyn C.

    Upon driving in, you're charged $10 per car to enter. The parking lot is on a grassy area which could get really muddy if it rains. You're able to do a cider tasting or a wine tasting, which we did outdoors. It was very affordable, only $8 to taste 6 ciders. They have some table seating right in front of where the live band plays. There is a lot of empty grass area where you could bring your own chairs and blankets to sit on. I wish they supplied more tables and chairs because we went on a Sunday and it was pretty busy so we did have to wait for a place to sit. I would skip the food completely. We ordered the pulled pork sandwich and the Margherita pizza. Both did not taste the best. The atmosphere is nice and there is ample opportunity to take beautiful pictures. You can also do sole picking. There is also a store where you can purchase the beverages. They sell apple cider donuts in a bag, 6 for $6. They're okay. They were a bit cold since they have them sitting on the counter. Overall, it was a decent place to visit on a weekend in the fall, however, I don't see the concept of charging $10 per car to enter considering you're spending money while you're there.

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    Nicole S.

    Lovely summer day here with friends and family. The pizza was sooo good and everyone loved the wine and cider. Cute space, would definitely love to come back and see it in the Fall.

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    Mama H.

    always a wonderful experience, if you don't enjoy yourself it's likely because you didn't prepare well. arm yourself with patience, there will be lines because everyone comes for the ambiance. wear comfortable flat shoes. it is a large property, plenty of space if you want to sit indoors , on the patio, wooden tables, and the occasional outdoor concert so helpful hint to bring your own chairs and blankets. two food lines, one outdoors and inside - both are fast and efficient. you order and purchase at the register and they supply receipt and text your phone (wifi password on the bottom) when food is prepared for pick up. wine and drinks are separated in another room so prepare to divide and conquer if you come with a group. stay a while, enjoy the refreshing open air and sample the offerings.

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    Keri C.

    A friend and I visited Warwick Valley Winery & Distillery on a hot summer day. We arrived early and were able to grab some drink and a table on the outdoor patio. The band was setting up which gave us ample time to relax and grab some food before the live music a started and the crowd came in. We each got a salad and a side of truffle fries to split. Everything was delicious. The only downfall was the lack of reprieve from the heat . It was a bit of a sticky day and we thought that there would be some coolness near the restroom or in the food ordering area, but that's summer I guess! Overall, it was a great experience and would be happy to visit again.

    Apple cranberry salad & spring pizza (béchamel, lemon ricotta, grape tomatoes, red onions, asparagus, mozzarella, balsamic reduction)
    Lailah J.

    I spent a fantastic Saturday afternoon here with my family, trying ciders and having a picnic. Upon entering, parking was easy and well organized, with an attendant guiding the cars. Tastings of ciders, wine, or spirits are offered and include a souvenir glass. We did the cider flight (Doc's Hard Ciders) and they were all delicious. We purchased some bottles to take home (found a lone peach cider, yesss! Probably from last season's batch as I'm told it's only in season for a short time in the summer and it's not time yet). A fridge is stocked with some chilled bottles and cheeses & charcuterie as well. They also sell cordials and liqueurs. The prices are very reasonable for everything. The food was pretty decent, and there is plenty of seating both inside and outside, with another bar outdoors. Live music is presented on the weekends. The grounds are clean and well kept, with many picnic tables all around, but you can also bring own chairs and picnic blankets to chill on the grass, which we did. They're open year-round, and in autumn there is apple picking. We had a wonderful and relaxing time exploring the grounds and trying locally crafted beverages, and can't wait to return!

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    Akela J.

    I wouldve given this place 4 stars but for now its like a 3.8 What I liked: So much to see, very large, great for groups, live music What I loved: the many different options of drinks, there was everything from cocktails to wines and ciders, and the price was very reasonable What went wrong: Wooo chile the lines the lines the lines are so long. We spent more time waiting on lines then the chance to actually enjoy the place. Mind you its more like 2 hrs from NY with weekend traffic so very disappointing to have spent so much time in lines My recommendation: avoid Saturdays, get there as soon as it opens. Maybe even avoid October all together... the crowds are just a bit wild. Also bring a blanket or chairs to sit on! You're welcome

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    Food and ambiance are great. The wine is wonderful for a local vine. The prices are good, so the value is there.

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    Ask the Community - Warwick Valley Winery & Distillery

    How much is parking?

    Parking is free

    Is there a vineyard we can walk around?

    There's an apple orchard

    Is it only outdoor dining? If so is it heated if its cold out?

    I was there in late October. There was outdoor seating only. At that time there was no heating or tents. Check the weather and dress accordingly. We were there on a sunny day but even so , it was cool in the late afternoon.

    Are dogs allowed here?

    They don't allow dogs. Almost all other local wineries/breweries/orchards do. Take your business to those places.

    Is this place kid friendly?

    There were kids present when I went but I personally wouldn’t take kids here. There are other orchards in the area that are better for kids because they actually have activities for them. Besides apple or pumpkin picking there are no other kid… 

    Do they have charcuterie boards here? If not, can we bring our own (and purchase food there)?

    Yes, they have them.

    Is there outdoor seating available?

    Yes

    Do they take credit cards?

    For wine/cider/tasting or anything you buy in their store like a t shirt - yes. However, for food they take cash only. They have an ATM on site.

    How much is it to pick your own apples? $30?

    Yes, $30. And it covers four people on the tractor ride.

    Are pets allowed?

    Hi Elaine, When we went it was cold so no one was outside. There weren't any pets inside the… 

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    If you got all three tastings for cider, wine, and spirits then they took 3 dollars off so it was 20 dollars total.

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    The view is very pretty
    The view is very pretty
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    Applewood Winery

    3.8
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    This farm is absolutely beautiful--perched above a valley with stunning views that make it a…read moreperfect fall hangout spot. The live music added a great touch, and it was lovely to relax with friends in the crisp autumn air. Service was friendly, but there were a few letdowns. Seating is limited, so be prepared to stand or get cozy. The cider was underwhelming and not served very cold, which took away from the experience. The charcuterie came in a plastic to-go box and was pretty basic--not quite what you'd expect from such a picturesque setting. Also worth noting: the bathrooms are porta-potties, which might be a dealbreaker for some.

    We tried the ruby's kiss wine back at Apple fest last year and finally made it to the actual…read morewinery. It's very small and unfortunately is not dog friendly. We came on a Saturday afternoon and it wasn't too busy at all. We opted for the sweet wine flight to share. The wines started off as follows: 1. Waywayanda white 2. Summer fields 3. Harvest time 4. International red 5. Ruby's kiss The first wine was very light and bland tasting for my opinion. My boyfriend loved it and actually bought a bottle of it. Summer fields was sweeter but definitely a lighter style wine. Three tasted like a Christmas season mulled wine but was absolutely delicious. Four was a very dry wine. I left that for my boyfriend to drink as I was not a fan. He enjoyed it and said it was crisp and a nice cold red. Ruby's kiss as always is delicious and a great drink. Taking away a star because we had politely asked our service what the Apple Dave's Distillery was next door and she responded with such attitude and disgust that was asked "that's an entirely separate business" and then abruptly left our table. Not sure what the issue was asking a simple question but it left a weird vibe I did not enjoy.

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    Salted cucumber lavender cider!!
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    Demarest Hill Winery

    Demarest Hill Winery

    2.3
    (86 reviews)
    4.0 mi
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    Locating the winery, we were happy to find ample parking and gorgeous views. We walked along a nice…read morepath to the entrance to the separate tasting building off of a residential house. Upon entering, it looked more like a wine store than a typical winery tasting bar area. Cramped with lots of liquor, oils, and wines-with loads of signs around displaying the 'rules of the winery' (not your typical intoxicated people won't get served, but literal how he does the tasting rules) Entering the winery, we overheard the owner speaking with another group. He sounded passionate; discussing 'old world wine' and had a lot of wines to run through ...we got our hopes up-but our excitement quickly went away. Our tasting experience was very disappointing. We checked in with our passport (the normal tasting would have been $7 for 7 wines), and we informed of the many rules posted around (like no sharing), and learned apparently another rule is no choosing which wines. The man just started pouring: "Wine 1-a white" "....when we asked what kind of white, what kind of wine, grapes, flavor, etc. we got a grumpy (unintelligible) response. He merely moved onto "wine 2-a sweet". We asked for a tasting sheet to understand what we had in front of us, and he became even grumpier. We noticed there were more dry whites and lots of dry reds, and meekly asked to only do the dry reds. Out of nowhere he brings out bottles of random balsamic vinegar and vanilla extract and suggested we try these instead of wine-but we declined. Maybe we should have because the dry red wines he poured tasted as if they were all skunked. They tasted like took pre-used barrels from making his liquor to make one same red table wine, and then bottled this same wine into a variety of different labels based on it being from a different barrel each. Worst wine we've even had. We weren't given the time to learn anything about the wine, heck he wouldn't even tell us what some blends were blended with. We'd ask and he'd merely repeat the name of the wine and move on to the next. We were pushed in and out in less than 10 minutes.

    The view there is beautiful but that's really the best part of the place. it looks like a regular…read moresuburban home on the outside but is definitely a wine store when you come in. The clincher was that the woman who ran it was very unfriendly to us- she was not polite and didn't seem to want to answer many questions, making us feel like we were unwanted there. We liked the Riesling but the other 'sweet' wines weren't notable. There are a number of other wineries in the area and we would definitely recommend checking them out before coming here.

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    4.0
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    Chester, NY - we were here over Mother's Day weekend and enjoyed such a lovely afternoon! The…read moreestate is sprawling, with sweeping lawns, a spacious brewery & restaurant housed inside a beautiful converted stable, a tasting room, and of course, vineyards. The tasting room is easy to miss as it's in a house in the back, and felt like we stumbled upon a hidden gem as most people were out by the barn. We arrived before sunset and enjoyed sipping on a flight of 6 wines while watching the sun go down. The views are scenic and serene...one can imagine almost being transported to the hills of Italy. As it was the cusp of twilight, what was really neat was that we got to see the sunset on one side and the moonrise on the other. For our flight, we tried the following wines: Whites: 1. NY Hibernette 2. Cali Chardonnay 3. Riesling Reds: 1. California Rosé 2. California Pinot Noir 3. Cali Cabernet Sauvignon The rosé was probably my favorite, so clear and fragrant, and we took a bottle home. John who I think is the manager (guy with shaved head and goatee) was very personable and came by to check on the customers and chat, and told us a bit about the history of the place. The property is 200 acres and is a passionate project of the owner Tom. There is lots of space for littles to run around and explore, with some games and toys set out for kids. The atmosphere is relaxed but lively, and there was a band playing. The rustic aesthetic of the barn is very cool, with several stalls to hang out in if you wanted to retreat to a more private space, and an event hall upstairs. We got nibblish toward the end of the evening and the kitchen was about to close, but they were kind to still take the orders of a couple of late stragglers like us. The food is typical bar fare, good enough for sopping up alcohol. Staff were all kind, welcoming, and accommodating. 5 stars for the fantastic atmosphere, hospitality, and experience. Located near Sugar Loaf and Warwick NY, with plenty to do in the area!

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    Original wine tasting room.
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    Wings: plain breaded
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    Ochs Orchard

    Ochs Orchard

    4.2
    (202 reviews)
    5.6 mi
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    Love Ochs Orchard! They have wonderful fruit, great…read morestrawberry picking and a variety of fresh vegetables in their store! They also sell amazing breads and rolls from the Green Ribbon Bakery! Homemade ice cream and pies!

    My lab wanted to go apple picking and we ended up choosing this orchard. I believe there were…read moreothers close to this one, but we went with Ochs because of the low admission fee ($5 per person) and petting zoo. It was an hour and a half drive from upper Manhattan. We went here on a random Wednesday afternoon so we basically had the orchard to ourselves. The first parking lot you see is for their store, you have to keep driving up for the u-pick orchard. There you check in to pay your admission fee, get your wristband, and get your apple picking bag(s). They give you a map where the ripe apples are highlighted for you. My favorite apples were the honeycrisp and snap dragons. They grow vegetables too but honestly we didn't explore the orchard that much (it was huge) so the only other thing I picked besides apples was a tomato, which I felt like was pretty difficult to find a good one. I handed out the apples to other friends and colleagues and they all liked them! There's something different about picking the apple straight off the tree than the apples you would normally just buy at a grocery store. It's a lot crispier when you pick them yourself! The store has apple cider doughnuts! Now being that I am a Californian where we don't have this apple picking culture, I was wondering what all the hype around apple cider doughnuts was about. NOW I GET IT they're so good! Unfortunately since we went on a weekday the doughnuts weren't fresh (they make them fresh on the weekends) so some of them were stale, but most were still good. It's honestly more of a cake than a doughnut, but so good! The doughnuts are self serve towards the back. The store also had a cat on the prowl haha We ended up not even having time to visit the petting zoo, but overall I think my colleagues had a good time here and I would recommend this orchard for anyone trying to have a no frills apple picking experience. I believe there was like a building restroom closer to the store and port o potties closer to the u-pick orchard.

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    Apple Dave’s Orchards

    Apple Dave’s Orchards

    3.2
    (170 reviews)
    6.4 mi
    $$

    My family and I came on a Sunday after one of those rainy Saturdays, so it was definitely hopping…read more The people working here definitely have a well-oiled machine - not in an off-putting way, but how else would you manage the NYC and NJ crowds? Parking was pretty straightforward. You might need to walk a little to the main area, where there's a small fee to enter the non-apple-picking area. It's small but cute. There are some things for kids to climb on, some animals to see, and a good amount of places to sit and eat purchased food and beverages or what you brought in. The apple cider donuts are definitely worth getting, and I was decently satisfied with my pulled pork sandwich. Next time, though, I'd probably just bring my own food. There's a small store with items and snacks for sale (and an ATM). There's also a bar for some seasonal drinks. The apple-picking area you pay by the bag size. Cash only. No wagons allowed - I wish this had been posted better, but apparently it's a new policy since apples were getting stolen. How sad! Lots of apple trees and two very large sections to choose from. Near the parking lot is a small patch of pumpkins. We got two decent-sized ones for $15/each. The area was definitely muddy with all the traffic and rain. Wear your galoshes! By 1pm, when we were leaving, there was a huge line of cars to get in. If I come back, I'll definitely come on the earlier side!

    Best kept secret in Warwick!!! Full bar, amazing views,…read moreauthentic Mexican food and plenty of fun for the kids. Apple cider donuts are to die for All in an 18th century barn!!

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    On a hill
    On a hill
    $15 pumpkins, near the parking
    $15 pumpkins, near the parking
    Main winery building

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    Main winery building

    Warwick Valley Winery & Distillery - wineries - Updated July 2026

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