Bridge Lane Tasting Room

We had the BEST time at Bridge Lane! Do not sleep on this winery! We enjoyed a bottle of their premium cellar rosé sparkling wine, a salty board, and quite a few games of shufffleboard. There are tons of picnic tables, Adirondack chairs and corn hole too. It’s a MUST when doing the LI wine trail! Do not sleep on this gem of a winery!

First time here and what a lovely place!! My wife really enjoyed their wine and we even left with three bottles! Shannon was super helpful and attentive as well! Can't wait till the weather is warmer so that we can enjoy Bridge Lane's wine outside and maybe even catch some live music. It's important to note that Bridge Lane offers their wine in bottle, can, and box form. They also allow pets both indoors as well as outside.

Wines were delicious at my son and daughter in laws wedding at Brecknock Hall. Thank you!

We used them to help supply wine for our wedding. Highly recommend

Not a big tasting room and the wine comes from a tap. Its really not the best tasting wines. I'm not a wine sommelier but these really may be my least favorite on long island. With 50+ other vineyards around just skip this one. Oh and wine comes out of a tap here not out of a bottle. 18$ for 5 pours in a tasting.

Came here yesterday and absolutely loved it! The singer was great and we loved the wine and atmosphere. 100% will be back

We had so much fun here. The wine is absolutely amazing. Highly recommend.

Part of our wine tour- •trendy coastal themed outdoor seating •had outdoor games •great lunch spot (brought our own)

I had a winery day with my friend and this place was our first stop. It was during a day that wasnt sunny and it was also raining earlier in the day so this place was pretty empty outside of one other group there. Everyone was very lovely. We recieved the dry flight and the wines were pretty good. They have seating indoors and outdoors and I saw that they had some games outside as well. The seating outside also has umbrellas for shade. I loved the decor inside and definitely would go back.

had such a great time here! Such a cute spot, a must visit while you're out east! So cute and cozy inside! Was able to try a flight of wine, which were also delicious! Also got a fun winter drink! So good

A favorite place of ours since last year. We're looking forward to spending another season here. This quaint establishment with beautiful decor and a pooch wall of fame, serves delicious wine and snacks. They allow you to bring your own food if you wish to pair it with one of their offerings. You're welcomed to sit inside or on a nice sunny day take advantage of outside picnic table seating. They have beautiful outdoor blankets you can use if that North Fork breeze gives you a chill. We didn't need them yesterday as we drank our flights and dined on tuna and crackers. The young lady behind the counter was super sweet and knowledgeable. She let us know that their most popular, White Merlot bottles were sold out. But, still available in cans. I love their Chardonnay and Sauvignon Blanc. My Honey partial to reds, enjoys the Red Blend. He was excited when she informed us that they will soon have a Pinot Noir for him to try! The space, the excellent customer service and of course the wine all combine to make this a little slice of heaven. I absolutely love it here

Bridge Lane is a fantastic place to visit to enjoy wine with friends. They have a spacious outdoor area with picnic tables and adirondack chairs. I love that you are able to bring your own food as many wineries do not allow it. I have been a fan of their Rosé and was looking forward to trying more of their wine. We opted for the tasting flight and ended up buying two bottles of wine. Perfect spot for enjoying lunch and tasting wine. Highly recommend stopping by!

Reasonable wine in a cool spot under the trees with guitar playing. Quite relaxing. ..........

We had an awesome experience at Bridge Lane! Shannon was personable and made our trip unforgettable. A beautiful place to visit and the wine was delicious. Indoor seating was cozy and had a fun vibe to it!

This winery is a gem! The atmosphere is laid back, lots of places to sit, picnic tables so you can enjoy your own munchies from home. They have shuffle board and corn hole. Kristina was so nice and described the wines to us. We stayed a couple of hours- we went during the week, and it was quiet. We weren't rushed and really enjoyed our time here. You have us hooked! Great wine and atmosphere.

We just stopped by for our fav summer white wine; white merlot is a must have in your summer wine cellar. It is so light, crisp, and delicious. Perfect for a hot day at the beach or dinner in the back yard. Every time I am here the staff is extremely welcoming and knowledgeable about their wines. I love coming here as it is one of the smaller vineyards and is more low key and personable. Great for a pit stop to grab and go or to sit and enjoy a bottle (or two)!

I'm absolutely in love with this winery! I came here with my boyfriend to celebrate our one year anniversary and we had such a great time. It small but very cozy and the design on the cans / bottles is so adorable. I love the use of bright colors! I wanted to buy a T-shirt so bad but they didn't have a color that would flatter me. Maybe consider making the T-shirt in a blue or one of the peach / pink colors! My favorite two wines were from the whites, Sauvignon Blanc and the White merlot!

Cute little spot . Because of covid it's outdoor seating only and first come first serve . I did the tasting flight and liked most of them especially the rose . I've had the bottle before . They gave us free bag of chips which was a plus ! Very casual vibe and they sell wine in a can !!!

Such a wonderful Winery! We ordered a few flights of their wines, brought some snacks and had a great afternoon sitting at their picnic tables. The staff of Bridge Lane were extremely nice and friendly. They told us about the wines and offered suggestions as well. The picnic table area happened to be clean and welcoming. Thankfully we got there before the rush! We decided to purchase a few bottles and cans of wine to bring back to Manhattan. We had the opposite experience at RGNY. Don't go there....go here instead!

Fun spot to check out while in the area. The staff were friendly and accomodating. They were very helpful helping select wines everyone would enjoy. I'm always of any flight just for that reason to try more! There are plenty of picnic tables next to the grapevines. Overall nice atmosphere, good selection and worth a try!

This was the first winery we visited and we had a wonderful time. Since it was cold, everyone was seated inside. The inside is small but the winery did a great job of limiting the number of people and we were all socially distanced so we felt very comfortable. We order two flights and received a complimentary bag of North Folk chips which were very yummy! The vibe is very mellow and relaxing. Definitely recommend!

Have you ever paired a Reese's Peanut Butter cup with a Cabernet Franc. We'll then you haven't lived. I was officially hit on by 5 55+ ladies. That we're dying to know where to meet some handsome young bucks. Bunker the pup was a plus, although I did expect a wider selection of candy to pear with my wines. Overall 10/10.

Found this place on Instagram and It looked like something I would want to try. The only had about 6 different wines so of course we tried them all. We also got salami, cheese and crackers to pair with our wine. There are lots of rainbow colored picnic tables outside along with a few outside games. The wines themselves were nothing special. There are so many wineries out east this is not one I would revisit. Out of the 6 wines the only one we actually enjoyed was the Chardonnay. A bottle was over $20 to take home which is a little pricey for just a basic wine. Our favorite part of this visit was the salami. If you're doing a wine tour maybe worth a stop but if you want to go to one good winery I wouldn't recommend going here

Young vibe. Clean. Good music. Good service. The dry rose was the winner for us. Definitely Recommend.

Casual, fun, laid back, food wine. Win win stop! I love that they serve the $15 tasting in clusters... 3 then 2.

This place is just OK. Nothing really too special about this vineyard. The tasting room was small and the wines were mediocre. We however love the truffle chips that they served with the tasting. Thought we were going to leave with a bottle of wine but instead left with a bag of chips!

I already posted a few pictures, but I wanted to talk about this place. Someone I know (knew?) mentioned how they loved their wine after tasting it at wine riot. So I decided to make a day of visiting a few wineries on the NOFO that I haven't been to before. There actually are some! Just adored this place. Small-ish on the inside but decorated really nice. The tasting consisted of 3 whites, 1 rose and a red. And I actually loved ALL of them! We purchased as bottle of Chardonnay ($15!) and a large cheese platter $20 and sat outside at one of the picnic tables. So perfect. I didn't want the day to end. And the cheese platter? From lombardis market on love lane. The best! I will most definitely be back!

Because I love Lieb, I also love Bridge Lane. I think it's super cool that they make affordable wine in multiple formats- bottle, box, keg, and the first canned wine in New York state! The little tasting room is cute and I like the way they decorated. I haven't gotten to enjoy the outdoor area, but hopefully I will this summer. I'm not a big fan of the White Merlot or the Chardonnay, but I'm in love with the Sauvignon Blanc, the Rose, and the Red Blend. I bought a case of the Red Blend during their case sale and it was the perfect thing to have around the holiday season for hostess gifts, Christmas gifts, and cozy winter drinking. Visit Bridge Lane if you like light, mostly steel-fermented wines that you can bring to any occasion, in a cute lil tasting room!

You had me at "kegs of wine." This is a great little spot in the middle of wine country out here. They're cool about outside food, the wines are good value, and they taste great too. The wines are young, not overly complex, and drink easy. They're great for novice wine drinkers, social gatherings, or some good ol' porch pounding in the spring and summer. Wine is meant to be fun and these wines embrace that aspect. One part I liked is that they drank very true to the tasting notes so you have a good idea of what you're getting before it hits your lips. Also, they sell their wine in three formats - bottle, box, and keg. We picked up bottles and boxes this trip but, believe me, I'll be coming back for a keg. Fun place all around.

Fantastic. We have always loved this place but with phase 2 just starting, it's so great having a place with picnic tables, great wine, and friendly staff to hang out on a beautiful day. Unlike other places, they allow dogs, they let you use their restroom, and you don't need a reservation. Great place, great wine, great atmosphere during this reopening phase.

Okay wine, nothing out of this world. The warehouse looks big, but only a small section near the front is open to the public, which is a small tasting area. Inside the tasting area are 4 standing tables to taste at, and several stools at the U-shaped bar area. The ambiance is somewhat drab and boring and doesn't really generate buzz or excitement to drink wine. So you're probably thinking to take your bottle outside to the picnic tables, and listen to the live band. Sadly, you are not allowed to take your bottles outside. If you order a bottle, you must go in to get your glass refilled. However, one plus is that they keep your bottle of wine chilled and labeled, so there is no confusion. Then you can go back out to play croquet or listen to the live band. Another thing I was wary about was the proximity of the main road, where you can see cars whizzing by. It doesn't exactly feel cozy and private.

Our last stop on a 10 stop wine tasting. I thought the pours were a tad small, but our server was friendly and really enjoyed talking about the wine. We did a 5 pour and were really impressed with the white merlot. It was crisp and clean...not light like a white, but not with all the tannins of a traditional merlot. We bought a bottle. The tasting room was very subdued but cozy. There was lots of yard space out front which was filled with kids.

Lieb is a not-so-crowded spot next to a stripmall on Sound Avenue. The tasting room is small, though they allow you to do your tastings outside. I liked that there were about 6 flights to choose from. BUT...The wine is incredibly expensive and half of it tasted like band-aids to me. The security guard there is crazy nice and helpful and watched our bikes for us while we went inside. But, speaking of a security guard...there's a security guard there...that seems to me to be a bit of a problem. Why do you need security at your vineyard?? If you do, I'm going to guess you attract some crummy folks. Anyway, worth a stop? Meh....I think it's skip-able.

After finding this wine at a local restaurant, I knew that on my next trip out to NOFO wine country, I would be stopping here... and I'm so glad that I did! I'm in love with the place! Being intrigued originally by the White Merlot, hubs and I walked into this quiet, quaint winery and were promptly greeted by Julia, who made us feel very welcome on the coldest of February days. Since we were the only ones there at the time, she was very knowledgeable about all of the Bridge Lane wines, and explained in great detail about each one. We ended up purchasing more wine then I originally intended to do, and that's really not a bad thing, since they sell delicious wines in a BOX that last up to a month!! (how it lasts a month, I don't know, 3 days after breaking the seal on mine I'm starting to lick the box liner!!) The box equals 4 bottles of wine!!! They also sell wine by the keg!! (awesome for parties!!) I can't wait to come back in the warmer weather and experience Bridge Lane for all that it has to offer. I almost went back to Bridge Lane on the way back home, after going to an crazy busy winery after lunch, just because I loved the quaintness of it all!!! So Yes, I will totally be back!!! CHEERS!

Their wine is delicious, you definitely won't be able to leave without buying a box of wine. The interior is small, but cute and comfy. It is a basic white girl's dream come true. The outside is also really cute especially on a hot summer day. Their rose crawl was also a lot of fun. Definitely great for a girl's get together.

Beautiful tasting room with a nice outdoor area. The staff was friendly and very knowledgeable about the area (and the wine of course). We stopped by on a Saturday afternoon and they had a great acoustic band playing. I loved the Chardonnay and Rosé!

Lieb's spin-off....great redecorating to tasting room. Wonderful grounds outside to sit at tables & listening to music! Selling their top wines in portable boxes & cans!!!! Awesome idea! Come see

Came here on a winery tour stop this weekend and fell in love with Bridge Lane wines. Out of all the wineries we visited on the North Fork that day. This was my favorite. The wines were very nice and easy to drink. Perfect for summer. You have a choice of buying bottles, cans, or boxes of their wine. The space was cute inside. It's on the smaller side but there was plenty of space for everyone. After living in NYC, nothing feels "too small" anymore. The colors and branding is adorable and is carried out through the decor in the tasting room. Definitely recommend stopping here for some wine or at least a tasting. My favorites were the white merlot and rose.

I went here with a wine tasting bachelor party. I went up to the bartender and told her I had a wine tasting appointment. Looking at me puzzled she asked if I had a "reservation"? I responded yes. What attitude. Worst part was when we went to the tasting finally they gave about 1/2 ounce per glass. They should be ashamed of themselves. Won't be back.

Ah, Lieb. We were lured to Lieb by their white merlot which one of our local wine stores carries. The wine is good, but unfortunately the experience of visiting the tasting room does not do justice to the wine. There were good values to be found in the Merlot and Rose. I had the tasting that was paired with chocolate, a great idea for February. The chocolates paired wonderfully with the wine. The tasting was served on a McDonald's style plastic tray with tray cover that told you how to taste the wine with the chocolate in four different places, but didn't provide a description of the wine. The set-up of the tasting room was a bit awkward with the tall bar style tables laid out in such a way that if even half of the tables have people at them it is difficult to move around the room. The finishes are dated. I always enjoy visiting new places. Now I've been to Lieb and can stick to buying their wines at the store.

After a rainy day of trudging through overcrowded, sub-par wineries with inattentive staff members, Bridge Lane was the light at the end of the tunnel, the pot of gold at the end of the rainbow, if you will, that my group sought. We arrived in the evening on a Saturday, and the tiny tasting room had plenty of space, though a larger group was slated to emerge later. The wines were flavorful, and the service was nicely paced; our sommelier was well-informed about the wines and quite friendly. I don't know her name, but she was young, probably no more than 25, with shoulder-length brown hair. If you are reading this review, thank you for the lovely day! You can also bring your own food, which is pleasant for people who want to partake in snacking during the sampling.

Awful tasting wines; I've had better grape juice from Welch's. Awful marketing strategy. They're making money off the dead of September 11th. Lieb is the epitome of the phrase "War profiteer". In horrible taste, buy a bottle of their awful wine at $9.11 and they'll donate $0.91 to a charity. Bad news Lieb, your wine sucks and you're marketing is reprehensible.

As new wine club members, we tried out the tasting room at Cox Neck Rd. this time. It is a small room attached to a factory building handling different wines from the area. The stand out was our pourer, a young blonde woman - and I'm mad that I can't positively remember her name. I think it was Alyssa. She had just gotten back from learning about the sparkling wine process and told us about it. We enjoyed our time there tasting wine and discussing everything with her. She was very knowledgeable and we wound up purchasing a bottle of bubbly to serve on Mother's Day as well as a couple of other Lieb favorites. We'll be back!

After about a year long obsession with Lieb Pinot Blanc my friends and I finally had the opportunity to visit this cozy and hip tasting room. Since we got a late start on our little wine tasting adventure, we were THRILLED to find out their tasting room is open until 7pm on Sundays! The atmosphere was perfect...great music and an awesome & knowledgeable tasting staff. The pinot blanc is still my #1 with it's crisp & clean taste but the Syrah would be my choice of red! :)

After our tasting at MC, we came here for lunch with our own food. The young ladies were very friendly and accomodating (allowed our limo in the lot with no reservations needed). It is close to a main road (thus the 4 stars), but the atmosphere was still fairly relaxing and we all enjoyed the wines we purchased.

A really nice little winery. The wines are good, though not incredible. The guy working there was extremely nice...down to earth and not at all snobby. The only place to sit and drink a bottle, however, is right next to the highway. Too bad.

Very enjoyable and affordable tastings. Corey was our server and she was awesome. Very nice and knowledgeable about the tasting we received. This is a small tasting room. There is no sprawling view of a vineyard, but the wines were enjoyable and the friendly service was much welcomed after an earlier bad experience at another establishment (see my other review from 9/30/17). I would recommend stopping in here while touring the area. They allow larger parties, vans (which weren't allowed at several other places even though they only stated no limos and buses), and you can bring your own food. This won't be the only place you visit, but should be on the list of places you do if you prefer good environment and friendly service.

This place should disgust any self-respecting New Yorker, as should any place trying to profit from the 9/11 tragedy. Lieb Cellars is selling "9/11" wine, under the guise of raising money for charity while the reality is that less than 10% of the price is being donated to the actual charities with the rest going into the pockets of the makers. This is shameful and unforgivable and I hope that people spread the word about this scam and boycott the company.

I have a week-end home in the North Fork of Long Island, and I will simply say I have been to all the tasting rooms on the east end, and this is my favorite - their tasting room located on Oregon Road. Run, do not walk, to this place - a rustic location, very hip, incredible and unique wines.................amazingly warm staff and very knowlegable, engaging and incredible, incredible wines. I have been to every tasting room on the east end and it is the first 'wine club' I have joined - need I say more? I think not.

Must STOP here. Dan was excellent source of information and education about this winery and others along the north fork. Excellent Pinot blanc and at great prices. Enjoyed one of the bottles we purchased on the picnic grounds.

Jules is amazing. She is attentive and amazing. This is way better then going to their main headquarters of Leib. I highly recommend coming here. We wouldn't ever end our trip in any other way. Alissa and Jules are more knowledge than every other winey out on the northfork. We highly highly recommended this winery and seeing them!!!