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Massachusetts Wines & Vineyards |
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Massachusetts' most famous "vineyard" is of course the island of Martha's Vineyard, but there's much more to Massachusetts winemaking than that. |
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Although there was no vineyard on the island when Dutch explorer Adriaen Block first laid eyes on it (1614), he is said to have noticed wild grapes. With a daughter named Martha, and wild grapes in hand (if not in mouth), Block found the name he wanted. Today Martha's Vineyard island actually boasts a vineyard—Chicama Vineyards—making good wine, but that's not the only good Massachusetts winery. Here they all are: Alfalfa Farm Winery Broad Hill Vineyards Cantina Bostonia Cape Cod Winery Chester Hill Winery Chicama Vineyards Coastal Vineyards Hardwick Winery High Hill Vineyard and Winery Les Trois Emme Winery Nantucket Vineyard Nashoba
Valley Winery, Spirits & Brewery Neponset Winery Obadiah
McIntyre Farm Winery at Charlton
Orchards Plymouth Bay Winery Plymouth Colony Winery Plymouth Winery Red Oak Winery Running Brook Vineyards Russell Orchards Truro Vineyards of Cape Cod Turtle Creek Winery Westport
Rivers Vineyard & Winery West County Winery Willow Spring Vineyards
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 Above, juggling
the future wine of Nashoba
Valley Winery...
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