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Jerram Winery

Located in Northwest Connecticut, and easily reached from anywhere in Litchfield County, the Farmington Valley and the Greater Hartford area.

Haight Vineyard, Inc.

The Haight-Brown Vineyard and Winery are situated in a beautiful setting high on Chestnut Hill in Litchfield, Connecticut. Ten acres of vineyards surround the winery building and offer the opportunity for a pleasant vineyard walk

Stonington Vineyards, Inc.

Stonington Vineyards offers wine tasting and tours of their Connecticut winery.

Priam Vineyard

Priam Vineyards sits in the Salmon River watershed area, just minutes from Mohegan Sun Casino, Moodus Resort area, The Goodspeed Opera House, and a number of state parks, as well as the Airline Hiking Trail.

Heritage Trail Winery & Cafe

Visitors are invited to taste the sumptuous wines within a restored antique barn as well as to enjoy gourmet treats created by Heritage Trails Vineyards President.

Hopkins Vineyard

Hopkins Vineyard, a winery near Lake Waramaug in Connecticut, produces fine, award-winning dry, semi-sweet, and sparkling wines, and offers wine tasting and tours.

White Silo Farm Winery

Experience the charm of an earlier era by touring the old barn where the winery is located. Visit the fermentation, bottling, and corking rooms where the classical art of wine making has been preserved.

DiGrazia Vineyards, Ltd.

DiGrazia Vineyards was founded in 1978 and is dedicated to producing premium wines of quality and unique variety. Over 15 wines are offered, ranging from dry to sweet, using estate grown grapes, local fruit and honey.

McLaughlin Vineyards

Founded in 1979, McLaughlin Vineyards is located on a beautiful 160 acre estate along the Housatonic River in Connecticut. McLaughlin produces about 3,000 cases a year using grapes from its own 15 acre vineyard and from other regional growers. The tasting

Land of Nod

Situated in the foothills of the Berkshires, on land steeped in early American History, the Land of Nod vineyard continues the American tradition of skill and excellence in craftsmanship.
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