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Enjoy New England style wines and panoramic views of the Connecticut hills from our log cabin winery.

Wine tasting of 5 wines – $9.00

Glass of wine – $9.00

Wine Slushies – $9.00.  Delicious icy concoctions made with our artisan wines – (seasonal).

Wine Flights – $13.00.  Four wines of your choice, 2 oz. pours of each. 

                                  

White Wines, Listed Dry to Sweet:

(CT sales tax included in the price)

Grandview – A dry crisp wine with notes of honeysuckle and a touch of subtle apple. 22

Coventry White – a dry house blend wine with hints of granny smith apples & apricots.   15

Serendipity – A dry oaked wine with hints of vanilla. Cheers to the Joy of Serendipity. 22

Vidal Blanc – An off-dry wine with hints of fresh apricots.  22

Summer Breeze – A semi-sweet, aromatic wine, infused with fresh strawberries from Dzen’s in Ellington, CT. (2025 Big E Gold Medal Winner)   22             

Jet’s White – A semi-sweet white wine, with floral aromas and notes of honey and lychee.  22 

Sweet Harmony  – A sweet wine with hints of apple and pear. 22

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Red Wines, Listed Dry to Sweet:

(CT sales tax included in the price)

Lyra – A dry full-bodied red blend, lightly oaked.   25

Heritage – An off-dry medium bodied red wine, lightly oaked.   22

Jet’s Red – A semi-sweet, light bodied wine, infused with blueberries and cloves. A food friendly tailgate wine.   25

Coventry Spice – A semi-sweet red blend of estate grown grapes infused with cinnamon and cloves.   22

Coventry Red – A sweet, lighter bodied wine reminiscent of “berry jam”.   22

Rosé:

(CT sales tax included in the price)

Chambourcin Rosé  – A dry rosé with a cranberry finish.   20

 Marquette Rosé – An off-dry, festive rosé with tart cherry notes.   22

 *Pink Catawba – A sweet and crisp rosé, with hints of pineapple.   25

*Winner of the Connecticut Wine Society’s 2018 Amenti del Vino “Best in Show”.

Catawba is an American grape variety.  The exact origin of the Catawba grape is unclear.  The Catawba vine was first identified in western North Carolina around 1801.

The Catawba grape is one of the earliest native American grapes used in wine production.  From 1825 to 1850 it was the most widely planted grape in the United States.  Nicholas Longworth founded America’s first commercially successful winery along the Ohio River where he planted Catawba and produced the first Catawba wine.  His Catawba wine was sold and distributed as far away as California and Europe.  Longworth’s Catawba wine was so popular that he is said to be the founder of wine culture in America.

In 1858 Henry Wadsworth Longfellow published the poem “Ode to Catawba Wine” his favorite wine.

A discount of 10% is applied to any purchase of 12 or more bottles of wine.

Please, no alcohol other than our wines is permitted on premises.

On Friday evenings only, children and pets are not permitted.