Wine & Spirits
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Wine & Spirits
The country's oldest wine-making region grows new grape varieties, produces award-winning wines, and hosts events in upstate New York.
Here's where to go in the Hudson Valley when you want to enjoy a glass (or two), sourced from local vineyards and around the world.
Whether you're searching for world-class European wines or trying to sample more Hudson Valley vino, these boutique shops have you covered.
To ensure the perfect pour, make sure you're stocked on everything from unbreakable glasses to technology to keep your wine fresh.
Vino expert and Wine For All founder William R. Tisherman, a.k.a. Tish, is on a mission to make wine less fussy and a lot more fun.
From grain to glass, these distillers utilize Hudson Valley ingredients to craft whiskeys, gins, and vodkas at scenic destinations.
Whiskey lovers will want to head to these award-winning destinations that specialize in smooth bourbons and spicy ryes.
Occupying the former Chill Wine Bar space on Main Street, Reserva features unique varietals, Brazilian cuisine, and live music on weekends.
Stoutridge Distillery in Marboro uses wooden pot stills, Ayurvedic herbs, and ultra-pure steam to craft an assortment of absinthes.
The once flavorless, bland, and boring spirit shines bright in the Hudson Valley. Plus, try out these eight great vodka-based cocktails.
Hudson Valley brewmaster and distiller Eric Bachli launches Le Mone, a wine-based lemon liqueur to adore in margs, spritzs, and more.
Cornwall natives Dina Ronsini and Emma Sobocinski serve custom sips at weddings and events from their mobile cocktail bar Traveling Spirits.
Find Scotch-style whiskey, citrusy gin, and smooth vodka at Tenmile Distillery, a bucolic craft beverage destination in Wassaic.
Try out these creative, booze-free sips if you want to start off the new year on a healthy note. P.S. They're incredibly delicious.
Hudson Valley experts sound off on which drinks to pair with everything from roast duck and beef filet to a Feast of the Seven Fishes spread.
Bruynswick Winery at Kiernan Farm produces small-batch estate wines and hosts pastoral Hudson Valley weddings in Ulster County.
We know you have enough on your plate without stressing about what wines to serve for Thanksgiving, so we did the research for you.
The Hudson Valley's Bar Bene pours award-winning wines while educating guests on the craft from a colorful, mid-century modern bar.
This charming wine bar in the village makes champagne approachable through fun pairings with food from Hudson Valley producers.
Beer is great, but vino will take your sliders to a new level. Here's how to pair everything from a classic patty to a spicy burger with wine.