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A friend and I have a couple of days free in 2 weeks or so and were
wondering if anyone had recommendations for winery tours/tastings and lodging in the North Fork of Long Island, NY (or nearby). We're open to staying at the winery, if available and worth it, or at a hotel in the area. No limits on the wine varieties, we're out there to explore! Though we do both love a really nice Pinot Grigio or Riesling. :-) Thanks! John -- remove SPAMMENOT for e-mail responses -- |
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On Jul 3, 7:43?pm, John wrote:
A friend and I have a couple of days free in 2 weeks or so and were wondering if anyone had recommendations for winery tours/tastings and lodging in the North Fork of Long Island, NY (or nearby). We're open to staying at the winery, if available and worth it, or at a hotel in the area. No limits on the wine varieties, we're out there to explore! Though we do both love a really nice Pinot Grigio or Riesling. :-) Thanks! John -- remove SPAMMENOT for e-mail responses -- Macari made the single best wine I've had from LI ('97 Macari Bergen Road) Paumonok has a great rep, liked the one I tried Lenz is pretty good, and does nice tour. I've enjoyed wines from Old Field Vinteyards (http:// www.theoldfield.com)- disclaimer, owners are friends, and I've even picked a grape or a thousand. I don't think PG and Riesling are popularly planted varities in LI. Frisky Oyster in Greenpoint is good for a restaurant. No lodging recs, as I have stayed with my friends. |
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