Warwick Valley Winery & Distillery is a farm-based winery, cidery, and distillery in Warwick, New York, producing wine, cider, and spirits. The company began growing apple trees in 1990, founded Doc’s Cider in 1994, and says it is New York State’s oldest cidery; it became the state’s first craft distillery since Prohibition in 2001. Its 120-plus-acre farm includes an orchard with more than 60 apple varieties.
Embark Craft CiderworksBuilt from the orchards of fifth-generation Lagoner Farms, Embark Craft Ciderworks makes farm-driven craft cider from apples grown in Williamson, New York. The ciderworks focuses on heirloom and Old World varieties, using the fruit’s natural character without artificial ingredients while its taproom extends the farm experience with locally sourced food.WILLIAMSON, NY
Clearview Vineyard and WineryClearview Vineyard and Winery grew from a Warwick family’s 2004 move to a farm property into a vineyard and winery producing handcrafted estate wines in New York’s Hudson Valley. Its 3,800-square-foot facility includes a tasting room, entertainment space and covered porch overlooking the vines, where weekend visitors can pair tastings with live music and small plates. Clearview is also a member of the Shawangunk Wine Trail and was named a Top U.S. Vineyard by Travel+Leisure in 2017.WARWICK, NY
Applewood WineryFamily-owned and operated for more than 25 years, Applewood Winery is a Warwick, New York gathering place known for its relaxed country setting and warm welcome. The winery invites visitors to slow down among mountain, orchard, and lake views while enjoying locally made wine and cider, with tastings and live music adding to the experience.WARWICK, NY
StoutridgeBuilt on a restored Hudson Valley farm, Stoutridge makes natural wines and small-batch spirits from New York ingredients, handling the work from fruit or grain to glass on-site. Founded by Steve Osborn and Kim Wagner in 2000, the Marlboro winery opened in 2006 and its distillery followed in 2017. Stoutridge is one of only eight U.S. distilleries that malts its own grain and the only one the company identifies as having a traditional Scottish-style kilning floor.MARLBORO, NY