Brotherhood, America's Oldest Winery
Winery and Wine Bar$$$$
Washingtonville
"Rick was an amazing and knowledgable tour guide."(2 Tips)
"The tours a must and so is the wine tasting."(5 Tips)
"Very cool to see the old barrels and cellars."(2 Tips)
"Skip the traditional wines and go for the Chilean or varietals."(2 Tips)
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Austin VegasNovember 26, 2018Still $7/tasting 5 wines and around the holidays, will also have a “holiday” wine that’s like a warm mulled wine. Some good history and factoids during the pours; don’t forget to tip!
Tiago SardeliOctober 19, 2014Worth going for the tour but not necessarily the wine. Line was a bit long, be sure to get tickets for wine tasting and tour all at once because you can't just go up to the tasting bar and buy a glass
Paige CNovember 14, 2016Wonderful tour, our guide was very sweet. Fun tasting in their barn. We had 25 people and they were able to accommodate everyone. Some really good wines, but mostly sweet ones!
- Melissa ZayasMarch 31, 2019In visiting the wineries in our area this definitely felt like an authentic winery. The other wineries have good wine but you are just visiting the tasting rooms. I enjoyed the tour into the cellars.
Kalan SnyderJune 13, 2013Hell of a tour! Pat knows her stuff, she knows the whole story by heart and obviously loves the place, and wine. She'll give you a few recipes to fit wine in at home in ways you haven't thought of...
bolandSeptember 30, 2018this feels like a tourist trap and doesn't feel as much about the wines, but you can get decent wines for reasonable prices, drinkable pinot noir for 14.99
Michelle BoltonOctober 17, 2017Loved the tour and the grounds. The wine isn't the best I've had comparing it to LI and Napa wineries.
Shelly BerndtNovember 17, 2011I have been to wineries across the country but have never received as kind service from tony, our guide, and the staff in the winery. Some of the best wine I've ever had. Left with a smile!- ShivJuly 4, 2013Tour today was amazing. Our tour guide was very friendly and fun. Very cool to see the old barrels and cellars. Def try the may wine and dry Riesling.
Nancy PrestigiacomoOctober 20, 2013When you arrive at winery, you need to go to register to pay for tastings or tours. You will then be given a colored tasting paper that you bring to the bar to do your tasting. Free glass with tasting- Stephanie TanMay 11, 2015Staff is friendlier than most wineries. Rick was an amazing and knowledgable tour guide.
- Elliott Exquisite VacationsMarch 14, 2015The food at the Vinum Restaurant is to die for. Delicious! Try the snails. Oh so good. The chef is so nice.
Diane SchubachNovember 3, 2018The wines are delicious and reasonably priced. The place itself is poorly run. It's kids who don't know what they're doing.
AlisonOctober 21, 2016A tour and tasting was $10. Very historic, great atmosphere and wines! Can't go wrong here
Megan ThomasNovember 20, 2013Great experience! Kevin is an awesome guide and made the tour worth wild
Mark SemusSeptember 14, 2017atmosphere befitting...totally enjoyed the entire experience, worth the trip from Burlington county NJ- Carli DOctober 17, 2016But touristy, but $7/person wine tasting is a good deal. Skip the traditional wines and go for the Chilean or varietals. Much better.
al viciedoOctober 15, 2020If you have no taste buds, this wine is for you! The wines have no body and drink poorly. Skip this place.
Maria DugandžićJuly 18, 2010Their Riesling is superb, and if you have ever gone to the Renaissance Festival in Tuxedo NY this is where they get their mead from.
Millennial Wine EnthusiastsAugust 15, 2011Take the tour, try the wines, and eat at the Restaurant. Great Experience
Mike FOctober 15, 2011Stood around for 15 minutes while there were literally 50 open tables. Host asked if we wanted to sit at the bar......Said no, he proceeded to ignore us. Again, they had 50 open tables. Terrible.
Kelli TJune 25, 2011Tour was cool. Bought wine to drink while getting something to eat. You can't bring the wine into the restaurant. They charge you to uncork it and then to drink it. The food was great..service bad
- Try the Holiday Spiced Wine warm with dark chocolate! Mmmmmm.
Derik BowenJune 8, 2014Asked if they carried a Cabernet Franc on the wine list and was looked at like I was insane? Maybe it was my lack of yuppie attire? Or he was clueless as to what a cab franc was?
Jamie P.February 19, 2012Atrocious "service" in the winery. Rude, dismissive attitude from the three employees we had the misfortune to speak with.
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Brotherhood, America's Oldest Winery
100 Brotherhood Plaza Dr
Washingtonville, NY 10992
United States
Washingtonville, NY 10992
United States
Brotherhood, America's Oldest Winery is open daily for Tours and Tastings, April through December, with special events most weekends. Brotherhood is a great place to enjoy award-winning wines in one of the most beautiful historic settings in the country.
Closed until 11:00 AM (Show more)
- Mon–Fri
- 11:00 AM–5:00 PM
- Sat
- 11:00 AM–6:00 PM
(845) 496-3661
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