Meet Long Island’s First Certified Organic Wine
Nappa’s Bordo Antico is an unoaked, wild fermented Cabernet Franc crafted in an Old World rustic style—with no additives, just certified organic grapes.
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Mixing Grapes from France and Long Island, Maiden + Liberty Creates its First French-American Wine
A Manhasset couple is making beautiful wine together.
Long Island Wines Say They’re Ready for Prime Time
The Long Island Wine Council announces a new call to action.
Merlot Alliance Names New President and Announces a Scholarship
The Long Island Merlot Alliance has named Juan Micieli-Martinez, winemaker and general manager at Martha Clara Vineyards, as its new president. In addition they…
Farmingdale Forward: Vintage Wine Bar and Bistro
Main Street is becoming a varied bonanza for eats and drinks.
A Toast to Community: The Village Wine Merchant in Sea Cliff
It takes a village to raise a child. But to foster an enthusiastic and well-educated wine community on Long Island? It takes the Village Wine Merchant in Sea Cliff.
Why You Should Be Barrel Tasting
Knowledge, fun, discounts are for the taking at our local wineries.
Paumanok Vineyard Is NY Winery of the Year
Aquebogue winery is a star of statewide competition.
WATCH: Wine-themed Movies and Events at Harmony Vineyards
Lament not the loss of the drive-in, for there is now a worthy alternative: the Drink-In Theater.
A Locavore’s Dilemma, Solved
Long Island wine lovers who frequent campsites, pools, Jacuzzis or boats will know the problem: you want to drink your favorite local grape juice,…
Paumanok’s Big Reds Go Head to Head at Jewel
Tom Schaudel, taking his Private Stash out for a strut on Sunday as his celebrated restaurant, Jewel, teams up with Paumanok Vineyards for yet another exciting wine dinner in Melville — for which there are still a few seats left.
Brooklyn Uncorked: The Place to Taste the 2013 Rosés
This year we are particularly excited to be able to taste the produce from the 2013 vintage. It was particularly sunny and dry, and people in the wine biz on Long Island are even going as far as to say “Vintage of the Century.” The century’s still young, but 2013 might end up in the top ten
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