Millbrook Vineyards & Winery

Absolutely love this winery! If you're looking for incredible wine paired with breathtaking views, this place is a must. I drove 1.5 hours to get here and it was totally worth it. The atmosphere is peaceful, the staff is welcoming, and every sip feels like a celebration of fall. I’ll definitely be coming back again. Don’t miss it!

We came to just hang out as we don’t drink. It is free to enter and they have different types of food trucks on the weekends serving food from lunch to dinner. There were many people who brought their own chairs and picnic blankets hanging out on the grass area by the pond. We set up a blanket right in front of the pond and chilled. There was only one bbq food truck on the weekend we visited. It would have been a better experience if the family next to us wasn’t so loud. But overall we had a relaxing time. They have free wifi, which was nice! They also have electric car chargers stations.

Such a beautiful winery! Came here during a bachelorette weekend and it completely brightened the vibe of the trip. They had live jazz playing which made it feel extra special, and we tried a wine flight with four different wines (the Tocai was definitely my fave!). The views were absolutely stunning too. Would 100% come back again!

Loved the place is so beautiful. We did the RESERVE TASTING for $30 per person and it was a great experience. We also had pizza from the food truck and pretty good.

We came for a wine tasting experience and had the best time. The wines are very good, and the place is just so beautiful, we went upstairs to the loft to enjoy some more wines, got ourselves some cheese and crackers from the bar, and had a wonderful time admiring the view of the vineyards and the Hudson valley. They even have EV chargers in the back! We’ll definitely be back!

Millbrook Vineyards & Winery is a true hidden gem in Upstate New York. From the scenic drive in to the peaceful, rolling vineyards, everything about this place feels like a perfect escape. The wine is excellent—standouts like the Tocai Friulano and Pinot Noir really show off what the Hudson Valley has to offer. The tasting experience is relaxed and enjoyable, with knowledgeable staff who make everyone feel welcome, whether you’re a wine enthusiast or just curious. It’s also a fantastic spot to spend a full day with family and friends. You can bring a picnic, grab a bottle or two, and hang out on the terrace or in the grassy open spaces overlooking the vines. The setting is peaceful, the views are stunning, and the vibe is just right for both relaxing and celebrating. One of the best vineyard experiences in the region—can’t wait to return!

What a wonderful place. We've been to many vineyards for wine tastings but this is the best by far. Had tasting out under the tent with Teresa, who is very personable, full of knowledge and fun to be with. After the tasting we went up to the taproom and continued to enjoy the wine with the added charcuterie board and Hummus plate. While there one of our cellphones got miss placed. We looked high and low for it. Jen at the front desk took name, number and description of the phone. We received a call that it had been found. We returned the next day just before opening and Ron went inside to retrieve it for us. Ron checked in a few times with us during our stay. All the staff made us feel at home. We plan on returning next month for another visit with a few more people.

My boyfriend and I visited a while back while it was raining, but that didn't stop us from having the best time touring the facility and tasting wine! Justine, our tour guide was knowledgeable and accommodating which made the experience one to remember, in the best way! We had the unfortunate accident of a souvenir glass breaking, due to a fault of our own, after we got back home. I connected with Gianni who was understanding and helpful in getting it replaced. Super fast and secure shipping, I am impressed! Overall we a great experience and would love to come back soon! Cheers! 🍷

8/9/25 - we went up for the Food Truck event. We are not oenophiles. However, we know a few who have birthdays coming up and the staff here know their product. On the other hand this review is for the grounds and buildings. There are only 2 designated handicap parking spots, near the entrance. To use the restrooms you'll need to use stairs. The paths are paved with loose coarse gravel. Potentially a hazard for lower limb amputees and difficult for wheelchair users to navigate. Otherwise it's a pleasant venue

What a great place to enjoy wine, music, food, and the great outdoors! I came here with a large group and was impressed with how much space there is to accommodate folks. We were able to find a couple of picnic tables and spend a few hours enjoy the beautiful weather and sunset. At some point, live music started up, and while they asked for $15 to sit close to where the music was being performed, you could hear it just fine from further out. We didn't make it to the wine tasting or tour, but we did get a small taste of a few different options from the window outside before ordering a bottle to share. They do flights upstairs, but pets aren't welcome upstairs (we had our small dog). We were, however, informed that pets are very welcome on the tour. If we weren't with a large group, we would have taken the tour...they depart frequently throughout the day. There were three food truck options available when we visited, and the 2 we tried were delicious and reasonably priced. Will definitely be back!

One of our stops as we did our wine crawl. Really nice place. A little mix up in our package we had from our hotel but that eventually honored and we got our tasting. Which was really good! Their wines are pretty good and their story is cool. After the tasting we checked out the upstairs areas. We tried both sides and had some chowder and a crepe. Both were delicious. Bought a bottle to share with the food. The service was fast and friendly to get all of our food. Really great time here. We would definitely spend a lot of time here if we lived close.

I can't believe I had never been to this winery in all the years I have visited this area. I came for the Wine 5K Run and from the minute we entered the premises I was in love with the grounds. This winery is stunning and it reminded me a lot of the wineries in Tuscany, maybe it was the hills and big trees. After the 5K we hung around and got to explore the winery. We didn't get to the a wine tasting since they weren't offering this due to the event. I did get two try two different wines and I enjoyed them. I will definitely be coming back.

This was fun serious for 30 mins $18 with a souvenir wine glass and 6 tastings and wearing of wine was fun. The knowledge and learning the wines from the local vineyards was amazing. They have an amazing walking trail and also you can see the actually grapes. They had a food truck which was Maine lobster who was outside so they had food. The beat part I thought was genius was the outdoor picnic that your family can come and eat it you purchase the wine from the vineyard. Loved!!! I will be back for sure for the reserve wine tasting ...

Really enjoyed our time here. Family friendly. Lots of space to picnic and enjoy their wines. Food available but you are able to bring your own. Wonderful scenery, whether you want to be by the vines or by the water. Will be back!

My wife and I drove 2 hours from Massachusetts to Visit Millbrook The grounds are nice . The wine is OK but the experience really sucks. It's too commercialized. It's like go to your wine tasting as a group. Nothing is personal. Nothing is intimate other wineries nearby are beautiful. Better experiences elsewhere. We purchased a wine tasting. For one it's over priced. They tell you to go outside to a tent. Where your seated on plastic chairs around a U shaped table of 20 people or so give or take. With an identical table near us so as your wine tasting is going on. There's another group going as well and you can hardly hear your wine person. Trying to tell you about the wine with the amount of noise inside the tent so there's nothing really personal. It's just like here's your wine. This is what it is blah blah blah enjoy yourself and they go so quick you don't have enough time toeven enjoy the wine. Let alone the amount you actually get is not even worth it. You can't even taste the wine. Here's your half a shot glass of wine. I recommend you skip this winery. I would recommend you check out other wineries nearby. Such as Milea Estate Vineyards

Beautiful vineyard and huge. Here for Food Truck Friday. We thought there would be more trucks than 1, but that was it. There was a cart selling crepes, but it's not a truck. The one truck there had a couple of decent options but the line was easily 30-40 wait. I can see if you're a local it would be a nice way to spend the night.

We did a wine tasting then bought a bottle and took in the breathtaking views. It was a wonderful experience and way to spend the afternoon.

My in-laws and I enjoyed a tasting with Ron. He was both funny and very informative. He was excited to answer lots of questions. After, we enjoyed food from the BBQ Crew food truck. We ate the food overlooking the vineyard and family playing cornhole.

The wine tasting was very informative and entertaining and the staff were very nice. Few wines offered by the glass but were a good selection. The space is okay. The patio areas and outdoor picnic tables fill up quickly as there aren't that many chairs and tables. They do allow customers to bring their own picnic blankets and chairs and is great for a group of 4 or more. But for a couple, it might be hard to find a spot that is a good distance away from picnic tables, with a good view of the estate, and sunny.

Millbrook Vineyards & Winery is a craft winery that opened in Millbrook, New York in 1985. It was founded by husband and wife John and Kathe Dyson. While a student at Cornell's College of Agriculture, John bought a bottle of wine to impress a date at a party. This started a lifelong interest in wine. He later met Kathe while they were both working in Washington DC. In 1982, they both decided to purchase the 130-acre Wing Dairy Farm in John's hometown of Millbrook. The plan was to turn the property into a vineyard; the gravelly soil proved excellent for viticulture. The first vine plantings occurred a year later. John Graziano was hired as the winemaker in 1984 and the winery's first commercial vintage was produced the following year. The winery officially opened for tours and tastings in 1988 and today produces between 10-15,000 cases of wine annually. The Dysons later purchased two additional wineries in California and a third in Italy. My wife and I visited Millbrook Vineyards this past weekend while we were celebrating our sixth anniversary in the Hudson Valley. We were staying at Wing's Castle, which sits on a hill overlooking the vineyards. We couldn't check in until 2PM, so we headed to the winery first for some lunch, a tour and tastings. We ordered a couple of wood-fired pizzas from a food truck outside and enjoyed them in the taproom paired with delicious glasses of Pinot Noir and Rosé. We then went on a guided tour of the facility where we saw the production area and learned about the fermentation process. Our visit ended with tastings of Grüner Veltliner, Tocai Friulano, Chardonnay, Rosé, Pinot Noir, Cabernet Franc, and Hunt Country Red. The latter (with notes of berries, smoke and spice) was easily our favorite! We thoroughly enjoyed our experience at Millbrook Vineyards and would definitely come back!

Gorgeous winery. The property is big and beautiful. Staff is very nice. They have brick oven pizza that was so good. The wine was pretty good and the flights were a great price. Would def come back here

Millbrook Vineyards is one of my favorite in the Hudson Valley...great wine and views. It's a staple in the region and less than 2 hours from the city. I highly suggest their wine tastings to get a feel for their selection and pinpoint a bottle to purchase. My most recent tasting was with Ronny and he was an excellent guide. Highly recommend their Riesling, Chardonnay, Cabernet Franc and Johnny Rock. What can I say? I love them all.

Such a gorgeous vineyard, and plenty of space for social distancing too! The grounds are large, so even though it was crowded there was plenty of room to park and spread out. There is a large field with a stage for the band. You can either set up shop in the grass (they even have sectioned off areas for people to distance) or snag a picnic table. Just note you'll need to get there pretty early if you want a table. There is also an entirely different outdoor area where you can sit out and enjoy wine if you don't care to be near the music. There are food trucks outside and you can bring your own food which is a nice option. There is a large indoor area with a tasting room and a shop for buying wine, beer, snacks, merch, etc. Again, even though it's crowded the indoor area is so large that space does not feel limited. Most importantly, wine is delicious and there are lots of varieties to enjoy! Prices are fair and there are several different price points. There are many wineries in the area, but I'm glad we choose Millbrook and I'd definitely return.

OMG what a cute vineyard! We went on a beautiful 'picturesque; September Saturday and I'm so glad my gf suggested this place, because I was so enamored with it! They have tons of picnic tables setup in the front of the vineyard - and they let you bring your own food, which is nice. They also had a BBQ food truck. The vineyard is huge and surrounded by this beautiful body of water, so people set up picnic blankets with food & wine along the water and up on the hill where the vineyards were. The actually tasting room is quite large and filled with lots of bottles available for purchase & an indoor bar (although not sure they are open with COVID). Anyway, we went inside and grabbed a glass of wine before our 5pm tasting began in the large tents outside. Luckily for us the 5pm tasting was pretty quiet, so we had the table to ourselves. The woman walked around and poured all 6 tastings for us, and took the time to describe all of the wines. Very professional & knowledgeable. I can't wait to go back here! I recommend the white wines!

It's a very nice winery to visit. Only issue is the men's bathroom has a privacy-shaming-stall design. I have always been a stall man, please fix your bathroom.

This place is beautiful, the views are very scenic and it's a great day to spend the day. Went on a Sunday for a tasting, we sampled 6 wine varieties and they were all great. My favorite was the Rosé. After the tasting we purchased a bottle and lunch from the food truck that was on site. The perfect way to spend a Sunday,

We hosted a company event at Millbrook Vineyards in June and enjoyed this venue a lot. We were able to rent our their upper rooms and had plenty of space with tables and gracious hosts as well. There was ample room for our party of 45 and enjoyed the wine tasting, views, and history of the area. This is a great venue for this type of event.

Vino? Wine not! Thank you Groupon for getting it right! I discovered this amazing spot thanks to the peeps at Groupon. Mega deal so I couldn't resist! I have no idea how I missed raving about Millbrook Vineyards sooner. I've come here a few times and I cannot wait to be back this summer again. When I purchased the tasting tickets I thought it would be something brief, lame with a bunch of cheap wines at a meh spot. I was so wrong! I purchased my Groupon in advance and before I took friends here I wanted to make sure we tested the "waters". As soon as we drove in on the sunny day everyone was out having a great time chilling by the lake side on the picnic tables or blankets on the grass. It was seriously the perfect scenario. Walking in, I went straight to the cashier checked us in got us in for our tasting. You get (depending on the one you choose) 8 tastings of different wines (also depending on the season). These tastings are delicious and you get to mark off your favorites and take notes so you're able to purchase a glass later on or a bottle if you wish. After the tasting, you can walk around check out their wine selection. They have things from Villa Pillo in Italy. We tried their Cinghialino wine and it was amazing! The staff is very knowledgeable and by no means do you feel rushed during the tasting or during your stay. I highly recommend coming here for an afternoon, plan to spend 2-3 hours. You can come just for the tasting and be done with everything in one hour but I suggest staying a little longer. It's nice to bring a picnic blanket pack some snacks, cheese and crackers throw in some grapes. This will definitely be a good idea since, once your tasting is over, you can purchase a bottle or two and sip them in your free souvenir glass (included in the tasting). You can sit by the little lake/pond hang out in your blanket. Enjoy nature and just people watch drunk parents taking care of their little toddlers. Truthfully it's the best! Dogs are welcome in the property (as far as I know). Also, make sure to take plenty of pics around the property. Best views! You almost feel like you're in Europe but you're not. Lol! Good way to mentally transport yourself there while still being in NY. I love Millbrook Winery! Btw, they do sell food in their "restaurant" area. I haven't tried the food yet since the last few times we've gone it's either been closed or used for a private event. And remember: where there's a wine there's

Awesome place with great wines. They have a huge outdoor area where you can bring your own chairs and picnic essentials. They also have a number of picnic tables throughout the ground. I love when they have food trucks and live music events on the weekends during the warmer months. Their wine is also very good and we also leave with a car full of bottles. It is hard to pick out any particular wines because they have so many and I haven't tried one that I didn't like.

I've had Millbrook wines before but never visited the winery until today. It was a wonderful experience! The grounds are bucolic, with ample picnic tables in front of the winery (there's a small deck and patio area attached to the main building with limited seating in the shade) and near the surrounding ponds, with plenty of space to bring chairs & blankets. There's 2 wine tasting options, so my husband and I chose the basic $17 "Guided Tasting," figuring our palates would be happy enough (the other "Reserve Tasting" option is $30). The tastings are well organized with each party seated at its own numbered table under a tent, with tastings every half hour for the option we chose. Water, crackers, and a printed description of the wines is provided. The tasting itself was enjoyable though a bit slowly paced for my personal preference. The website describes it as a 40-minute tasting, which was accurate. There is a separate tasting room inside the main building for the $30 tasting option. There are several employees pouring wines one at a time for their tables and providing commentary, which allows you enough time to enjoy the wine before the next sample is poured, but because the attention is personalized at each table, there were some gaps of time where we were waiting longer for our next tasting. The woman who poured our wines was friendly and personable and kept offering crackers and water. My personal preference is white wine, on the drier side, lighter bodied. Of the six wines, I highly enjoyed one (2021 dry riesling), liked 3 others (Hunt Country white; Hunt Country Rose; 2020 Sangiovese). I am admittedly not a Chardonnay fan, and found the Hunt Country Red a little too smoky for my preference. The Sangiovese surprised me as I am not generally a red wine drinker but the description was spot on. It was well balanced and not as dry. Overall it was a nice tasting, if a little too slowly paced. After our tasting, we got a bottle to enjoy with the picnic that we brought. We went back in the shop to get some crackers and a baked good for my son (it is a family friendly winery). There are additional bottles for purchase along with much wine related merchandise. Overall it was a wonderful way to spend the afternoon and I can see why Friday night food trucks are a popular event. I'm glad the wines are available locally as I will definitely be picking up bottles in the near future. Bonus: the glasses used for the tasting can be wrapped and brought home as souvenirs. There is a bathroom inside the main building which was very clean. There are also porta potties on the grounds. All over the employees we encountered were polite.

It was a delightful wine tasting with so many different and delicious wines. Definitely a must do if you like wine and are in the area.

Stopped at Millbrook Vineyards on Tuesday afternoon. A very nice and thorough tasting, with a beautiful outdoor setting to enjoy the wines you tried. Quality: Millbrook Vineyards has a pretty large operation with wineries located in New York, California, and Italy. Visiting on a weekday, they only had the Portfolio Wine Tasting available, but it showcased their wine from all the different regions. They were transitioning from summer menu to fall, so we got to try a total of eight wines, not matching up perfectly with the menu. This included a an Unoaked Chardonnay, a New York State Chardonnay, a Gruner Veltliner, a Malbec, a Pinot Noir, a Cabernet Franc, a Merlot, and a red blend. It was a solid selection with the Pinot Noir as the standout of the bunch, but no poor options. Quantity: The Portfolio Wine Tasting comes with six pours, but with a changing menu we ended up trying a total of eight wines. Value: $15 for the Portfolio Wine Tasting. Ambiance: Millbrook Vineyards is located in the upstate New York area of Millbrook. It is off the beaten track, and I was questioning the route as we winded along some dirt roads. The property is very large and beautiful. They have you drive up a long stone road between the grapes to get to the main tasting room. The tasting room is massive, with multiple floors, private rooms, and tons of wine on display. The second floor leads to two different outdoor decks, which overlook the property. Outside they have a pond near a hill, with additional tables for guests to enjoy a glass after a tasting. A large tent was also set up, presumably for weekend outdoor tastings when the weather does not behave. Crowd: It was fairly busy for a Tuesday afternoon. All the tasting room tables were filled and there was about a dozen or so other guests enjoying wine outside. Service: The guy who led our tasting was excellent, but was tasked with juggling six tastings simultaneously. He could have definitely used some help, but did an impressive job. Parking: Large parking area near the tasting room, with additional overflow grass parking.

Millbrook Vineyards was such an aesthetically pleasing experience - driving into the Vineyard you pass rows and rows of grapes. It took me about a two hour drive but it was so worth it. My boyfriend and I decided to take a tour along with the Portfolio Tasting. In the Portfolio Tasting you try 6 wines (3 whites, 1 rose, 2 reds) along with a sample of Tuscan Olive Oil with bread and crackers. The wine glass that you sample the wine in is yours to keep and it's decorated with the "I heart NY" slogan - which fun fact was coined by Millbrook Vineyards original owner. To be frank the wine that was given during the tasting wasn't up to par with my standards, however I decided to go upstairs to their bar and try a Pinot Noir that was not tasted prior. I grabbed my Pinot Noir (California) and headed to the terrace - we snagged a corner spot as a couple was leaving and just soaked in the view. After awhile it got too hot, so we popped back inside for a bit - voted on next year's wine bottle art then headed down to the trail. We walked it for a bit, took A LOT of pictures - hung out by the lake, drank some more, then headed home. Overall it was a great experience and a relaxing one. I never realized how quiet it can get once you leave NY.

It's hard to describe Millbrook Winery as anything but gorgeous. It looks like a venue straight out of Italy with expansive grounds, rolling hills and on a sunny, blue sky day... it will put you in total awe. The winery hosts many events and it looks like the perfect spot for a wedding. Tastings are wonderful and it is the kinda place you can bring a blanket, buy a bottle or two, and relax on the lawns. Bring some cheese and you are all set fam

This place deserves the good reviews. Friendly staff. Good wines. Nice outside views. Great food truck. We enjoyed our visit.

Came to Millbrook on a Saturday afternoon after having bought a Groupon deal for 6 tastings for 4 people (for only $26!!). The vineyard is huge and there is an area with chairs for relaxing, you can also play badminton and cornhole! Inside the taproom & terrace there are several tasting areas and terrace upstairs where you can enjoy the view, glass of wine and cheese boards. The four of us started our tasting with Justine by checking off 6 wines of our choices that included white, rose and red wine. Each tasting was so generous and the four of us definitely felt extra "happy" after the six. We then went out and enjoyed the games (extra fun when you're a little buzzed) We also checked out the Vineyard Grille for food and this is the reason why I am taking off a star. The food is pretty much the quality of a college cafeteria but 3x more expensive. They were selling premade salads (a tomato, spring mix and hummus) for $16 and margherita "pizza" which was just cheese and tomato sauce on a flat bread also for $16. Extremely disappointing but other than that, definitely a great place to relax, unwind, enjoy the views, nature and sip on glass(es) of wine! P.S you also get to keep the wine glass from the tasting! Super cute souvenir

Cute place to go with the cousins before attending a wedding in the area. Did the guided wine tasting with a very energetic and knowledgeable guide. She was equally attentive to each table. Then we enjoyed the live music outside with a quick bite from the food truck (Dave's global) and went on our way.

Had an excellent experience visiting with friends. Was a busy Saturday afternoon with many families at the picnic tables and spread out on the lawn. We got a bottle of Chardonnay and a bottle of Rosé for $18 each. The three of us had a wonderful time. Everyone was mostly distanced, there were food trucks selling in front of the main building and plenty of seating. Since it was such a nice day we sat by the pond and watched a mother duck swimming with her babies. I recommend sitting further away from the center building as it is louder over there. They allow you to cross over to the hillside as well provided you leave everything as you found it. Do not bring your own alcohol as we witnessed an altercation between staff and underage people drinking beer. They threatened to call the police because some of them were using fake IDs. Other than that it was fun!

Once there, Millbrook, gives you such a beautiful view and landscape of the mountains. Parking on the lawn was a breeze, and followed the sound of music. Made our way to their "Grille"- that's actually, nothing more of picnic tables under a tent, some tired-looking food items, served in clear disposable containers and an unattractive, glass counter-top refrigerator. Looking past all this, however, I started with a rosé. Seemed as if Millbrook Winery was a bit disjointed in some respects and just lacked cohesiveness in their layout: card-only payments in some sections, and others, cash. Red Pepper Hummus Platter and Cheese Platter, were the only 2, non-beef/chicken or pork dishes available. In part, it was a big let down since, Millbrook, ran out of the Cheese Platter and the Hummus, was my back up- which was nice, nonetheless. We found a picnic table to enjoy our light fare and glasses of wine, while the light jazz music, created a flow in the air. Came across a few, fairly pleasant employees, but to wrap up the evening, we stopped at Millbrook's shop to make a purchase and asked a young lady for a specific wine. Her responses and demeanor were very off putting. Genuine and polite courtesy, seemed nonexistent to her. To add, I almost felt, as if my appearance, annoyed her. The impression she let out, said everything; I quickly made the decision to not purchase anything and we soon left. On a much more positive note, the drive home, at dusk, was the icing on the cake and provided a sunset to remember! Located less than an hour from mid-Westchester.

It's very cost-effective is so much to do you can have a picnic they have tables and Dawn can you come and hang out. they have corn hole they have a bocce ball court. I have an outside tent where are you can purchase food and I have picnic tables under the tent and a nice lounge area with couches. Not to mention you can take a winetasting tour or just a winetasting. You outside food tent potato salad very watery, The anti-pasta old cold cuts everything in it is hot no cheese even though they said those cheese. The sausage is really not sausage more of a kielbasa. The place was a five star until I went to the tent to eat

We had the Reserved Wine Tasting with Jean. Nice experience! Jean is very knowledgeable. Learned a lot about their wine, which are all good!! They have a huge ground with picnic tables and even have a pond. More than what we expected. Will definitely go back!

Took a trip up here from Queens and although it was a bit of a trek it was worth it. The tasting was a good value and they provided a little cheat sheet for writing notes and you could also order the bottles if you wanted. You even got to keep the glass. They were informative about each wine and willing to answer questions. After our tasting we went on a quick tour for a little crash course in how they made their wines. The views there were awesome from the moment we drove in through the actual vineyard. A great place for a day trip out of the city. My only (small) gripe here was that when ordering a cheese plate it was super slow to get it. It took about 15 minutes but I think that's due to it being very crowded that day for a harvest party.

Great wine! Hunt Country Rose was delicious Tocia Friulano wine very refreshing! They have wonderful choices to purchases for a fun charcuterie, pics to follow!

Amazing space and great service. The server was knowledgeable and friendly. I went in the summer and it was blazing hot but the wine tastings were in a tent area with fans. This is the biggest winery I've ever been to and i've been to my fair share in North fork. It was refreshing to see a huge and well maintained winery in upstate. It's almost like a vineyard and a park because there is so much space and everyone is picnicking. Great for big groups and can bring kids along as well. After you do wine tasting - you can do a self tour of the grounds on the "vineyard walk."

The staff was fantastic.Very friendly,helpful and informative.Great local product and amazing view to enjoy a nice glass of local wine

Beautiful venue, endless grounds, numerous wine tastings, picnics and food truck. A must.

I could pretty much repeat my 2021 verbatim. This winery is beautiful. It is large but does not feel crowded as there are multiple places for patrons to sit and enjoy. They allow you to bring your own food, as long as you are consuming it at the picnic tables. We came with the same friends that were with us last year and brought new friends as well. Everyone loved it. The kids played at the huge lawn and made friends with other kids. The adults slowly but surely sipped through 4 bottles of white, one rose and one red. There is plenty of space to walk around. After the winery, we went to the Walkway over Hudson.

Went to a concert on a Summer Saturday evening. Very fun. You can not bring in food and drink. Food trucks were good. Wine tastings good. Had a very enjoyable time. Beautiful location.

Went on the tour and wine tasting. The tour was OK. I've been on better but that was in the Sonoma and Napa Valleys so maybe I'm biased. Wine tasting was good. I enjoyed 5 out of the six wines. My one recommendation is for an additional person to help with the wine tasting. It was a little too much for one person. She had to open wines and pour for everyone plus answer questions. Overall, I enjoyed it and would recommend this if you are looking for something to do. There was live music after and there is a place to purchase food if you are hungry.

Great sunny afternoon. Very scenic and perfect for a picnic or friends getting together. True the late harvest Riesling and Brut.

Most of the wines tasted a bit watered down... But was worth tasting. I now know the wines I don't like. I would have given 4 stars but the 2 stars was due to the rude staff. Maybe it was a long day for them, but between the two people we interacted with , we had a pretty lousy experience. There are plenty of other wineries in the area to try. I wish we went to Slate Point Meadry instead... As it was recommended to us.

We came here on a quiet Sunday afternoon. Luckily we took a chance on the weather and still drove to the vineyard. Beautiful drive from NYC. On the way to the barn, you get to actually drive through parts of the vineyard. My friend and I opted for a Groupon for the tastings. There were 10-12 wines available, but we were only allowed to choose 6 each. Since we have different wine palates, it worked out and we were able to try all the options between the two of us. The folks behind the counter were extremely knowledgeable and friendly. After the tasting, we headed upstairs to the bar to purchase a glass and grab a seat at the patio. Because it was supposed to be heavy rain showers, the patio had a handful of people so we were able to snag a seat on the couches. We spend the afternoon munching on cheese and crackers and sipping wine. Absolutely nothing I could complain about!! They also have a small lake with picnic tables towards the parking area. We didn't want to take a chance with potential rain, so didn't opt to use them. But if it were clear and sunny skies, we would have.

This is probably one of my favorite wineries. The grounds are gorgeous with ample space to walk around on your own and equipped with picnic tables throughout. This is the second time my boyfriend has brought me here and we always have a nice, relaxing time. The store is also very nice with plenty of delicious options. Check in on Yelp and get $10 off any purchase of $75 or more. I was so sad, I had already purchased an entire box of wine by the time I realized it. I look forward to visiting again when I'm in the area and hopefully bringing some friends along.

Wanted to love this place but didn't. The gentleman at the front desk wasn't very friendly or helpful. The reservation times weren't on schedule and you're in a winery, pour something in a glass while you have people wait. We wanted to buy/try other glasses outside of the tasting and were told the taproom was where to go but there were kids sprawled out on the floor and what appeared to be a private event so we had no clue why we were sent in that direction. Got downstairs to ask if there was a place to buy / try other varieties and the same man at the desk just point blank said no and to reserve a spot at the taproom next time - Eck

Truly enjoyed our experience with Bruce, who gave us a very educational wine tour, ($15/adult), provided olive oil and crackers, and added a few special/substitute wines for us. Bruce also provided exceptional customer service, and helped us to order cases to send back to Arizona. He was truly very helpful also, when I spilled wine on my white shirt (for the first time in my life of course.) He also helped us to sign up for the wine club, and he helped us make several purchases of the espresso and coconut chocolates (I'd highly recommend them.) This is such a beautiful property; even more beautiful than many vineyards I've seen in Sonoma and in Napa Valley. The history of John Dyson is amazing; he's such an inspiration. He's a hard working man, who created this beautiful winery for us all to enjoy. Truly breathtaking, and when back in New York, I'd visit again.

New York is not known for its vineyards, but that is not to say you can't have a good time at one of them. For my friend's birthday weekend, we drove up to Millbrook from the city to spend a relaxing afternoon in the Hudson Valley. Firstly, the good people of the winery were more than understanding in accomodating us when we ran 15 minutes late for our Reserve Tasting. As for the tasting itself, the five wines were pretty good, though two of the best three in my friends' opinion were not from Millbrook itself but from other vineyards belonging to the owner. (the Villa Pillo Borgoforte Toscana 2014 and Williams Selyem Russian River Valley Pinot Noir 2016). A bag of oyster crackers were appreciated as palate cleansers as well as a finishing taste of the housemade olive oil. All said, the estate itself was lovely despite the overcast weather. We enjoyed a cheese board and a (very) full pour of the red wine on tap in front of a fireplace on the terrace and drank our worries away.

What a beautiful venue! Millbrook winery is located on its own vineyards on the wine trail. It has its own pond and seating if you would like to picnic before or after a wine tasting. When you enter, the tasting room is straight ahead. Millbrook has an excellent variety of good wines to choose from. Among our favs are the tocai friulano, the reserve chardonnay and pinot noir, and their cabernet franc. They are currently undergoing renovations to include a large room to host indoor parties during colder or warmer weather. Check out their website for upcoming events, including Jazz at the Grille on Saturdays from 5:30pm -7:30pm during July and August. The staff is extremely friendly and helpful. Just a nice location for a day trip.