Benmarl Winery

Benmarl Winery, located in the Hudson River Valley's Marlboro region of New York, is the oldest vineyard in America, spanning 37 acres. The winery holds a New York Farm Winery license no.1 and focuses on hand-crafting wines that capture the essence of their source regions. Estate-grown varietals include Seyval Blanc and Cabernet Franc, while other wines are sourced from nearby areas such as Seneca Lake (Riesling) and Long Island's North Fork (Merlot). The winery emphasizes quality and consistency, contributing to its reputation as a premier winery in the region. Benmarl Winery participates in harvest festivals, including grape stomping events, and celebrates milestones like its 20th anniversary. Wine offerings range from dry rosé and Pétillant to Proprietors Reserve reds, with prices varying between $15 and $35 per bottle. Visitors can explore the estate's lush green hills overlooking the historic Hudson River Valley, making Benmarl Winery a unique destination for wine enthusiasts in the region.

Written by Ava from public sources. Not written or reviewed by the winery.