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ANewDayHasCome
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Favorite wineries
Going with dh, 2 year old dd and 2 month old dd. Meeting our friends with no kids.
Someplace that allows outdoor food and is kid friendly. And good wines! Music too
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Naner325
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Re: Favorite wineries
My favorite is Baiting Hollow Vineyard. They have an outside area and rescue horses. A few times throughout the day, they give tours of the stables where the horses are and tell you their backstory. I also really like Martha Clara
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NervousNell
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Re: Favorite wineries
Osprey's Dominion!
Has a huge area for the kids to run and play, picnic tables- you can bring your own food (but not your own booze- they do check your coolers)
they have an outside oyster bar as well
And live music most weekends
Very kid friendly
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| Posted 9/15/15 5:22 PM |
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MichLiz213
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Favorite wineries
I agree with the above. DS has been going with us to the vineyards since he was an infant, so our usual routine is to hit the vineyards with animals, or Harbes Farm (which also has a tasting room) and then picnic at Bedell (our favorite).
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| Posted 9/15/15 5:29 PM |
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MrsT809
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Favorite wineries
Osprey and palmer. Both very kid friendly, room to run around and bring some toys, no issues bringing outside food.
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| Posted 9/15/15 6:10 PM |
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Blubtrflygrl
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Re: Favorite wineries
We usually end up at Pindar.
Martha Clara does not allow outside food and I feel like it's always overrun with drunken 20-somethings who can't handle their wine and tons of people from the city.
We also like Sherwood. Not crowded at all when we've been.
I'm going to check out some of the other recs when we go in a few weeks.
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| Posted 9/15/15 6:28 PM |
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ANewDayHasCome
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Re: Favorite wineries
Posted by NervousNell
Osprey's Dominion!
Has a huge area for the kids to run and play, picnic tables- you can bring your own food (but not your own booze- they do check your coolers)
they have an outside oyster bar as well
And live music most weekends
Very kid friendly
Tx! We were at Ospreys a month ago with all the families from dds nursery school for a family day it was great. We even had it catered. Fun music and big space for kids.
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| Posted 9/15/15 6:40 PM |
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Mara1017
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Favorite wineries
Baiting Hollow and Pindar also
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| Posted 9/15/15 7:03 PM |
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jessnbrian
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Re: Favorite wineries
Posted by NervousNell
Osprey's Dominion!
Has a huge area for the kids to run and play, picnic tables- you can bring your own food (but not your own booze- they do check your coolers)
they have an outside oyster bar as well
And live music most weekends
Very kid friendly
This, since kids, it's our favorite spot.
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| Posted 9/15/15 8:21 PM |
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Jennifer
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Re: Favorite wineries
i am not sure about outside food.
But love Wolffer Estate, baiting hollow and Sparkling Point.
Oh Macari too
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| Posted 9/15/15 8:37 PM |
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cets1290
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Favorite wineries
sparkling pointe and bedell cellars are my absolute favorite wineries! sparkling pointe does a chocolate pairing with each sparking wine too :)
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| Posted 9/15/15 8:41 PM |
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MrsM84
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Favorite wineries
I usually would recommend Baiting Hollow but we went recently and it was so crowded -- way too many bachelorette parties and party buses. It was to the point that pushing a stroller was impossible. When we started going there 2ish years ago, that wasn't the case. It was quiet, easy to get a seat/table in the shade, etc. I have a feeling its because its one of the first vineyards on Sound Avenue when coming from the LIE. We really like Osprey's Dominion and Sparkling Pointe. Pindar also has 2 large outdoor areas, both of which are covered and well shaded.
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MichLiz213
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Re: Favorite wineries
Posted by MrsM84
I usually would recommend Baiting Hollow but we went recently and it was so crowded -- way too many bachelorette parties and party buses. It was to the point that pushing a stroller was impossible. When we started going there 2ish years ago, that wasn't the case. It was quiet, easy to get a seat/table in the shade, etc. I have a feeling its because its one of the first vineyards on Sound Avenue when coming from the LIE. We really like Osprey's Dominion and Sparkling Pointe. Pindar also has 2 large outdoor areas, both of which are covered and well shaded.
DH and I have been saying the same thing. We started going for Mother's Day about two years ago, and while it was crowded at certain vineyards, it wasn't at all of them. This year was crazy. People were parking in the street at Bedell. I feel like everyone discovered our secret.
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| Posted 9/15/15 9:59 PM |
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J9-13
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Re: Favorite wineries
I would normally say Baitging Hollow but this past weekend I went to Pugliese for the first time and LOVED it! Live music, a pretty pond (with koi fish) and families having picnics...it was so nice!!
Try the 2013 Riesling! OMG sooo good! LOL
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| Posted 9/16/15 8:12 AM |
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ANewDayHasCome
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Re: Favorite wineries
Posted by J9-13
I would normally say Baitging Hollow but this past weekend I went to Pugliese for the first time and LOVED it! Live music, a pretty pond (with koi fish) and families having picnics...it was so nice!!
Try the 2013 Riesling! OMG sooo good! LOL
I love Riesling. Can you bring outside food? Kid friendly? Not worried about the 2 month old, more for the 2 year old
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| Posted 9/16/15 8:26 AM |
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J9-13
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Re: Favorite wineries
Posted by ANewDayHasCome
Posted by J9-13
I would normally say Baitging Hollow but this past weekend I went to Pugliese for the first time and LOVED it! Live music, a pretty pond (with koi fish) and families having picnics...it was so nice!!
Try the 2013 Riesling! OMG sooo good! LOL
I love Riesling. Can you bring outside food? Kid friendly? Not worried about the 2 month old, more for the 2 year old
There were couples that had picnic baskets so I assume yes.
There were a lot of kids there actually. Not really much for them to do but Im sure you will bring whatever they need to keep busy. There is a picnic area under the grape vines which was so pretty. There is where the live music was as well. The rest of the grounds had picnic tables set up all over the lawn.
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| Posted 9/16/15 9:28 AM |
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MrsB612
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Favorite wineries
Pindar. We've packed a picnic and they have picnic tables!
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