Wine
Vineyards lead the way, followed by wine bars, craft breweries, and shops across the East End.
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Vineyard
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Peconic · 4 places
Photo: CGP Grey (CC BY 2.0), via Wikimedia Commons Vineyard · PeconicPindar Vineyards
37645 Main Rd, PeconicNorth Fork pioneer producing a broad lineup from chardonnay to meritage across 500+ acres.Worth it for volume and bachelorette parties. Skip if you care about the pour and not the party bus.
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The Lenz Winery
38355 Main Rd, PeconicOne of Long Island's oldest wineries, known for age-worthy merlot and traditional-method sparkling.Yes for the method champenoise sparkling and the no-frills tasting room. Worth it for the honesty alone.
Photo: LostplanetKD73 (CC0), via Wikimedia Commons Vineyard · PeconicRaphael
39390 Main Rd, PeconicItalian-inspired estate with a grand tasting hall, focused on merlot and estate-grown reds.Reds & whitesCabernet FrancCabernet SauvignonChardonnayMalbecMerlotPetit Verdot+2 moreWorth it for the merlot program and a quiet tasting. Skip if you're looking for a party or a big event space.
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Osprey's Dominion Vineyards
44075 Main Rd, PeconicOne of the largest family-owned vineyards on the North Fork, with a big lawn, weekend live music and picnic tables that take groups without a reservation.Reds & whitesCabernet FrancCabernet SauvignonChardonnayGewürztraminerMalbecMerlotYes if you are a group — the lawn and live music absorb a crowd that would overwhelm a small tasting room. Skip it if you want quiet.
Brewery
1 place
Peconic · 1 place
Grapes listed for 20 producers, from their own wine lists.
Blank grape lists mean unchecked, not none; breweries simply pour beer.
Also 21+ and licence-checked: dispensaries on the East End.