Where the concierge points people first
- City Winery — Moved to Pier 57 on the Hudson in 2020. A working winery with a restaurant and a concert room, so the wine is often a side act to the gig. (40.7181, -74.0091)
- City Winery at Rockefeller Center — The smaller Midtown outpost, easier for a glass after work than an evening out. (40.7593, -73.9781)
- Brooklyn Winery — In Williamsburg, making wine on site from grapes brought in from elsewhere, with a wine bar at the front. Busy with private events at weekends, so check ahead. (40.7150, -73.9507)
- Enlightenment Wines Meadery — A Brooklyn meadery — honey wine rather than grape — which makes it the most unexpected stop in this set. (40.7103, -73.9234)
- Hana Makgeolli — A Greenpoint brewery making Korean rice wine, with a tasting room. Nothing else like it in the city, and a good reason to go to Greenpoint. (40.7365, -73.9515)
The rest of the wineries in New York — every one we hold
- B. Stuyvesant Champagne (40.6984, -73.9721)
- BarBaresco (40.7430, -73.9964)
- Bouchon Bakery & Cafe (40.7688, -73.9828)
- Cabrera Cabrera Deli Grocery (40.8440, -73.9380)
- Cava Oinos (40.7542, -73.9798)
- Champagne Armand De Brignac (40.7504, -74.0049)
- Emmy and Harrison's Winery (40.7113, -73.9542)
- Grapepoint Wines (40.7266, -73.9483)
- Hound's Tree (40.7124, -73.9624)
- J & R Symposium (40.6690, -73.9536)
- Joseph Zakon Winery (40.6649, -73.9453)
- Loire Valley Wines (40.7248, -74.0073)
- Montecastelli Selections (40.7263, -73.9959)
- Montesquieu Winery (40.7564, -73.9981)
- New York Wine Expo (40.7568, -74.0036)
- NYC Wine Company (40.7355, -74.0076)
- NYC Wine Delivery (40.7737, -73.9511)
- Pernod Ricard (40.7383, -73.9880)
- Quintessential Wines (40.7515, -73.9809)
- Rashbi Wines (40.7265, -73.9402)
- Sam and Lorenzo's Winery (40.7603, -73.9845)
- Spirits Marque One Llc (40.7626, -73.9723)
- The Vine Collective (40.7552, -73.9935)
- Tzion Wine Importersinc (40.7753, -73.9563)
- Welkin Vines, Llc (40.7111, -74.0087)
- Willa's Winery (40.7475, -74.0020)
- Willow Wineries (40.6877, -73.9851)
- Willow Wineries (40.7184, -73.9633)
- Willow Wineries - Williamsburg (40.7152, -73.9494)
No grapes grow here — the vineyards are a train ride away
New York City has urban wineries, not vineyards: the grapes or juice arrive by truck from Long Island, the Finger Lakes, California and beyond, and are fermented in Brooklyn and Manhattan. If you want to walk among vines, the nearest wine country is the North Fork of Long Island, reachable by Long Island Rail Road, or the Hudson Valley to the north. Many of the rows in this set are importers or shops rather than places to drink, so the picks above are the ones you can actually visit.
Questions people ask
What are the best wineries in New York City?
City Winery at Pier 57 for wine with live music, Brooklyn Winery in Williamsburg for an urban winery bar, and Hana Makgeolli in Greenpoint for Korean rice wine.
Are there vineyards in New York City?
No. The city's wineries buy grapes from elsewhere. The nearest vineyards are on Long Island's North Fork and in the Hudson Valley.
How many wineries are there in New York?
Num's directory maps 37 wineries and wine businesses in New York, a number of which are importers or shops rather than tasting rooms.
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