Sixty-plus vineyards across the North Fork and the East End. You taste, we drive, and nobody spends the afternoon watching how much they pour.
Get a flat rate Call (516) 229-1466Long Island has more than sixty wineries, most of them clustered along Route 25 and Sound Avenue on the North Fork, with a handful more on the South Fork. They are close enough together that you can comfortably do three or four in an afternoon — and far enough apart that somebody has to be sober.
Booked hourly and as directed, our chauffeur holds the car for the full day. Change the order, add a stop, stay longer somewhere you like. It costs you nothing to be spontaneous because you are paying for the time, not the trip.
The main wine region. Cutchogue, Peconic, Southold, Mattituck, Jamesport, Aquebogue and Greenport. This is where most of the well-known Long Island labels are, and where the tasting rooms are close enough together to make a multi-stop day easy.
A smaller set of vineyards around Water Mill, Bridgehampton and Sagaponack. Often combined with a farm stand run, a stop in Sag Harbor, or a lunch reservation before heading back.
Long Island's brewery scene has grown fast, and plenty of groups now do a mixed day — two vineyards and two breweries. Same booking, same rate. Tell us the stops and we will build the route.
Groups of six or more: an Escalade or Suburban keeps everyone together in one vehicle. For larger parties we can run two vehicles in convoy so the group never splits. Call (516) 229-1466 with your numbers.
We do not book your tastings. Most vineyards now require reservations, especially on weekends, and they fill up. Book those directly, send us the times, and we will build the driving around them.
Three or four in a four-to-six hour booking, five or more in a full day. Tastings run 45 to 75 minutes each and the North Fork vineyards are 10 to 20 minutes apart.
No. Most vineyards require reservations, particularly on weekends, so book those directly and send us the times. We build the route around your confirmed slots.
Three hours. Most wine tour days run five to seven hours. It is billed by the hour, as directed, so a day that runs long is simply an extra hour.
Yes. An Escalade or Suburban has room for a substantial haul plus your group. Tell us if you are planning to buy a lot and we will send the larger vehicle.
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