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Sh Aw an G U N K W in E Trail Save $5 Join us for our very special events, Go to GunksWine.com to hosted together as a Trail. save $5 on Pasta Primo Vino, Festivals, fun, and wine, of course! There’s something for everyone. Wine Bounty of the Hudson and & Wreath Fineries at the Wine Tasting Passport Your Passport gives you 8 months to visit Wineries! all 15 wineries of the Shawangunk Wine Trail Use promo code at your own pace. Enjoy a tasting Wow! at each winery. January 1 thru August 31, 2017 SWTB17 Purchase by July 31, 2017 Note: Must purchase tickets Season Pass 30 days prior to event for discount. Buy our Season Pass and save over 25% Promo code only valid at time of purchase on our Passport, Pasta Primo Vino, Bounty of l the Hudson, and Wreath Fineries events. i a Purchase by April 6, 2017 r T e 2 n 4 i 5 2 Pasta Primo Vino! W m 6 1 o k 5 Enjoy a wine tasting paired with a deliciously c Y . n 6 4 e u N 2 different pasta dish at each of our wineries. 8 n - g 5 i o 6 n April 8-9, 2017 r x W 5 a o o s 2 b B k w - l . r a n 5 a O u h Bounty of the Hudson 4 . Two-day wine and food event. S P M 8 G The perfect opportunity to explore the finest wines of the Hudson Valley in side-by-side tastings. June 10-11, 2017 Wreath Fineries at the Wineries Come taste some holiday spirit! Receive a souvenir wine glass and a grapevine wreath. At each winery you visit, enjoy a wine tasting and receive an ornament for your wreath. Buy wine as gifts and for your holiday table. Nov 18-19, Dec 2-3 & 9-10, 2017 15 ! Our Unique Wineries o Each member winery has its own unique flavor and vibe. At some of d our wineries, you’ll find live music and special events, at others you’ll o find talks and lectures. Some wineries t serve food, some encourage you to bring your own picnic. Some have amazing vistas or intriguing wine h cellars; some wineries are historic, c some brand new. Regardless, we know you’ll find something on your visit that u will make you say “WOW!” Taste the Hudson River Region! We invite you to come to our special s Nestled between the magnificent m ! seasonal events, each designed to Tasting on the Shawangunk Wine Trail Shawangunk Mountains, affectionately e is a palate-pleasing experience for called “the Gunks,” and the majestic Hudson showcase our members, the beautiful e o River in Ulster and Orange Hudson Valley, and of course... wine! i everyone. At each member winery, Counties of NY lies the you will find a friendly welcome and r s 80-mile Shawangunk a sincere desire to provide a unique m Wine Trail, a group of 15 And So Much More! e and enjoyable tasting experience to diverse wineries, located 60 miles north of An abundance of options for entertaining discover our delicious wines & spirits! o NYC and 60 miles south of Albany NY. Our wineries are as diverse as the activities before and after wine tasting await n i c wines themselves: Brand new facilities you as well. Spectacular scenery is everywhere, You’ll find vinifera, blends, sparkling, and refurbished barns upwards of 100 l all types of outdoor adventures, rich history and French-American and fruit wines, years old, production of over 100,000 culture, historic homes, attractions and museums, cases of wine and production of less w ranging from bone dry to dessert e than 2,000 cases. Each winery strives unlimited gourmet cuisine with ingredients sweet; they’re all here. Hard ciders, to produce world class wines and sourced from local farms, enticing shops of all distilled spirits, and even mead can introduce you to the wonderful wines of 5 w kinds, fairs, music, food festivals, and farmers’ be found on the Trail, too. our Hudson River Region! markets galore! 1 1 2 ! Our Unique Wineries o Each member winery has its own unique flavor and vibe. At some of d our wineries, you’ll find live music and special events, at others you’ll o find talks and lectures. Some wineries t serve food, some encourage you to bring your own picnic. Some have amazing vistas or intriguing wine h cellars; some wineries are historic, c some brand new. Regardless, we know you’ll find something on your visit that u will make you say “WOW!” Taste the Hudson River Region! We invite you to come to our special s Nestled between the magnificent m ! seasonal events, each designed to Tasting on the Shawangunk Wine Trail Shawangunk Mountains, affectionately e is a palate-pleasing experience for called “the Gunks,” and the majestic Hudson showcase our members, the beautiful e o River in Ulster and Orange Hudson Valley, and of course... wine! i everyone. At each member winery, Counties of NY lies the you will find a friendly welcome and r s 80-mile Shawangunk a sincere desire to provide a unique m Wine Trail, a group of 15 And So Much More! e and enjoyable tasting experience to diverse wineries, located 60 miles north of An abundance of options for entertaining discover our delicious wines & spirits! o NYC and 60 miles south of Albany NY. Our wineries are as diverse as the activities before and after wine tasting await n i c wines themselves: Brand new facilities you as well. Spectacular scenery is everywhere, You’ll find vinifera, blends, sparkling, and refurbished barns upwards of 100 l all types of outdoor adventures, rich history and French-American and fruit wines, years old, production of over 100,000 culture, historic homes, attractions and museums, cases of wine and production of less w ranging from bone dry to dessert e than 2,000 cases. Each winery strives unlimited gourmet cuisine with ingredients sweet; they’re all here. Hard ciders, to produce world class wines and sourced from local farms, enticing shops of all distilled spirits, and even mead can introduce you to the wonderful wines of 5 w kinds, fairs, music, food festivals, and farmers’ be found on the Trail, too. our Hudson River Region! markets galore! 1 1 2 Applewood Winery Brotherhood, America’s Oldest Winery 82 Four Corners Road • Warwick, NY 10990 100 Brotherhood Plaza Drive • Washingtonville, NY 10992 845.988.9292 • applewoodwinery.com 845.496.3661• brotherhood-winery.com March-August: Wed-Sunday, 11am- 5pm April-Dec: Sun-Fri: 11am-5pm, Sat: 11am-7pm Sept-Oct: Open daily 11am- 5pm Jan-March: Fri-Sun: 11am-5pm Nov-Dec: Wed-Sun, 11am-5pm A visit to Brotherhood is an extraordinary opportunity to experience Closed January and February the perfect blending of a rich historical past with a modern-day Located in the the lower Hudson Valley on a Farm Winery next to a present. Our famous tour and tasting will take you underground into beautiful lake! Tastings include Chardonnays, Rieslings, Merlot, our cavernous cellars, where we will share our history behind 177 Cabernets and fruit wines. Naked Flock, our line of Hard Ciders includes years of winemaking. The Brotherhood Village offers seasonal events our Original, Draft & Citra Hopped Cider. Try our new Applewood Vodka, with live music, an eclectic gift shop, dining at the Vinum Café, as distilled from Apples. Live music weekends April through November. well as the perfect destination for a wedding or corporate event in Cider Café offers wine friendly food bites. Slow down, enjoy our picnic the Grand Monarque Hall. grounds, sip and enjoy the view! Adair Vineyards Brimstone Hill Vineyard 52 Allhusen Road • New Paltz, NY 12561 61 Brimstone Hill Road • Pine Bush, NY 12566 845.255.1377 • adairwine.com 845.744.2231 • brimstonehillwinery.com Mid-Apr to Oct: Sat & Sun, 11am-6pm Memorial Day weekend to Columbus Day weekend: Fri thru Mon, Nov to Mid-Dec: Sat & Sun, 11am-5pm 11:30am-5:30pm (closed Tues, Wed & Thurs). Remainder of the year, including winter months, open Sat & Sun, 11:30am-5:30pm A visit to Adair Vineyards is a combination of natural beauty, creative Brimstone Hill is a family owned and operated vineyard and winery vision, and a connection to Hudson Valley history. We’re located in a where the visitor can frequently talk to the winemaker. Owner/wine - 200-plus year old National Historic dairy barn set against the Shawangunk maker Richard Eldridge, is often on hand in the tasting room. We are Mountains. The hayloft tasting room and gift shop, the picturesque dedicated to the production of quality, handcrafted wines in the grounds, our flowing stream, and our vineyards, from which our wines French tradition. All our wines are made on premises, and most of the are handcrafted, make the wine tasting a must. 100% of our wines are grapes used generally come from our own vineyards. Although we produced from estate and locally-grown Mid-Hudson Valley grapes take great pride in all our wines, we are especially known for our dry and fruits. We are pet-friendly. Join us each September for our red wines and our sweeter whites. PuppyUp Walk! NOTE: Reservations required for groups of 10 or more. Benmarl Winery Clearview Vineyard 156 Highland Avenue • Marlboro, NY 35 Clearview Lane • Warwick, NY 10990 845.236.4265 • benmarl.com 845.651.2838 • clearviewvineyard.com Jan-March: Fri-Sun 12-5pm, April to mid-Dec: Fri–Sun 12pm-5pm April-Dec: Sun-Thurs 12-6pm, Fri 12-8pm, and Sat 11-6pm Blackboard Café: Sat-Sun 12pm-5pm Nestled in the lush green hills of Marlboro, overlooking the Hudson A small family owned and operated vineyard and winery which River Valley, our 37 acre estate lays claim to the oldest vineyard in serves 12 dry wines produced on the premises.
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