Sakonnet Vineyard

We spent Mother's Day at this beautiful vineyard located in a hidden, yet sprawling countryside. The wine was fantastic and the food looked scrumptious! It was our first time and we will certainly come back! The open fields, lawns, and patios were dotted with families and young kids playing catch or tag in the tranquil landscape. It was easy to make friends with fellow patrons, staff, and owners alike. Man's best friend (dogs) are welcome too as long as they're on a leash. The team that runs Sakonnet Vineyard was working tirelessly to care for every need. They were kind and compassionate, even as they were working a bit understaffed. To my knowledge it was their first big holiday (Mother's Day) opening and may have been a little overwhelmed with their unexpected popularity - I'm sure they'll have a few more teammates on staff for the next big holiday (Memorial Day Weekend). Prices were reasonable and there is a free membership program to earn 15-20% off purchases (I don't remember exactly). On a beautiful day 10/10 recommend spending it here!

From the moment we arrived at Sakonnet Vineyard, we felt completely welcomed and cared for. The setting is already gorgeous, but what made our visit truly special was the exceptional service from Matt. He didn’t just pour wine—he took the time to learn about our preferences, our questions, and even the kinds of experiences we enjoy when visiting vineyards/wineries. Matt went above and beyond to make the tasting feel personal and engaging. He shared fascinating insights about the vineyard’s history, the winemaking process, and even the subtle aroma/tasting notes. Every recommendation he gave felt tailored to us, and you could tell he genuinely cared about creating a memorable experience. Matt nailed it. Because of him, our time at Sakonnet felt less like a standard tasting and more like a curated journey. We’ll absolutely be coming back—and recommending it to everyone we know!

We had the best time at Sakonnet for my sister’s 50th birthday. They made the whole experience so memorable, and went above and beyond to do so much! Brenden was a fantastic bartender/server and really knew so much, and Cassie was able to help get a special dessert for my sister’s birthday and even brought out the chef. Thank you so much for really making our event special! We will highly recommend you to everyone we know!

Delicious food and wine! It is a lovely place to visit. There is a large lawn for people to sit outside but very limited indoor seating for raining days. Luckily, the umbrellas allowed us to sit outside today despite a light drizzle. I'm so glad we went as we had a great meal! The staff are extremely friendly! We brought a 1 year old and found it very child-friendly.

A perfect place for a chill day. The wine was very nice, we did the wine tasting. They have many great wines. The service was great, friendly staff. The sitting areas are wide, the vineyard is so beautiful. And the music played while drinking the wine makes the experience perfect. Moreover that have a little shop , and some food available to eat while drinking. Great place for a fun day out.

We love to bring our dogs to the outdoor seating area. Yesterday we got a lot of small mosquito bites on our feet during the time outside, so I hope the management can hire a natural mosquito service in the future for the summer season. I forgot to bring repellent. It is expected that this happens everywhere after rain.

Carolyn's Sakonnet Vineyard is a hidden gem that transports you to the enchanting vineyards of Northern France. The atmosphere here is simply captivating, with its charming rustic charm and scenic beauty. Set against the backdrop of the stunning coast, it's a place where every moment feels like a postcard-worthy memory. The staff at Carolyn's Sakonnet Vineyard are not just friendly; they are also incredibly informative. Their passion for wine is evident, and they take the time to share their knowledge, making the wine-tasting experience even more enriching. Speaking of the wine, it's nothing short of robust and delightful. The vineyard produces wines of exceptional quality, and each sip is a journey through flavors and aromas that reflect the unique terroir of the region. Whether you're a wine enthusiast or simply looking for a picturesque escape, Carolyn's Sakonnet Vineyard is a must-visit destination. It's a place where the atmosphere, staff, and wine converge to create a memorable and enchanting experience by the coast. A stones throw away from Newport.

We attended a special event tonight at The Patio on Broadway in Providence that Sakonnet Vineyards sponsored. It was a 5 course dinner with each course paired with Sakonnet wines. The food was amazing. The wine was outstanding and paired nicely with each course. Drew presented each wine with great knowledge. Sakonnet Vineyards is doing great things with not only their wines, but their vineyard experience as well. It's an awesome place to visit! Thanks, Sakonnet Vineyards, for a great night! Hope to see you again soon! Until then, cheers for a job well done!!

While exploring Rhode Island, we came across this lovely winery. Apparently it's the oldest one in Rhode Island as you make your way into the winery it is such a beautiful drive. We arrived just before closing so there was only a few people in the winery tasting room. we were immediately greeted with a warm, hello and felt right at home. The kitchen was closed already so we did not get to try the food on our next trip out. Definitely be back. This is a great thing to do if you're visiting Rhode Island the wine was excellent. We even brought back some for ourselves and to give out as gifts for our friends. Thank you, Carolyn Salonnet vineyards. It was a great outing. He will definitely be back.

I am back here again.... Summer is definitely the right time to come with my family. Come here periodically because it has been pretty consistent over the years, as far as the wine, food, the venue and today - the music, are concerned. The food menu has changed a little. An addition of "grab and go" picnic foods like humus plate, and charcuterie board. No long wait. Just grab them, get your wine and sit on the lawn. A bit pricy - $50 for the food, and $28 for a bottle of white, but the quality was good enough to earn them a 4+. You are paying for the "experience" premium. The service was prompt and friendly, and a tips was well deserved.

Wonderful to sit outside and enjoy excellent local wines from New England's oldest vineyard. A nice lunch menu, friendly staff.

amazing views, great wine, and delicious foods. made the drive out here on a weekend to newport and it was well worth the trip. clean and bright with great outdoor seating and scenic views. wine was tasty, staff was friendly, and food was AMAZING. Will definitely return in the future.

The scenery to this vineyard is gorgeous. After the tasting the view only gets better. The staff was very helpful with their recommendations. They have a good amount of different kinds. They are very good

We visited the vineyard on Sept 14 with a group of 45 people we were in the barn. It was set up beautiful with line table cloths and linen napkins. The food was delicious from start to finish and plenty of it. The staff was fantastic, every single one always smiling and so helpful. Great selection of wine. I can 't say enough about this place. Will be going back for sure. Thank you for all you did for our group Corp 67

Myself and two friends decided to try the new menu at Sakonnet Vineyard yesterday. Folks told us is was under new ownership and the small menu was great, so we thought we'd see for ourselves. Sadly, it was terrible. Two of us had the chicken burger and the third person had the barbecue. We all found the meat tough, with the exception of the sausage in the barbecue. I can rarely recall a time when I've had a worse sandwich. It's a lovely spot and the wine is pleasant, but we won't be back. There are other spots where we can waste money and eat bad food.

This vineyard it's perfect for double date or a for a group outing. We did the wine flights and try many different and amazing wines. The dessert wines were my favorite! && I brought some home !

It was a wonderful afternoon at Sakonnet Vineyards and it's great they've done some rebranding and are back to the old name and new managers. Instead of tasting (as we are locals) we enjoyed a few glasses of wine with the hummus appetizer. Can you please bring the mushroom toast back for those of us that are plant based? The warm fire was a nice touch upon entering. Hope the window pane in that door is fixed soon brrrr. We will be back for sure. Thanks for a lovely visit.

I would definitely recommend Carolyn's Sakonner Vineyards when visiting the Tiverton area. It is a beautiful environment to enjoy wine. The outdoor setting is just spectacular and the service is wonderful. Zachary gave me a wonderful tour of the vineyards. and Cassie was a knowledgeable and friendly poorer. I had a very nice time. I work at Brotherhood winery in New York State and I was made to feel extremely welcome. There are variety of wines to choose from, both red and white. I know they are expanding production and I think things should improve in the future. I recommend visiting when in the area.

The transformation begins. New management is making Sakonnet Vineyard a gem once again. The new menu items are very good. The wine can only get better. Great service. Looking forward to what happens next.

Not as great as it used to be. Everybody is cutting back services, and here is no exception. Just a few options for snacks and wine only by the bottle. Fair warning, more expensive does not mean better wine. We found the white blend to be one of the better ones at $17.

As others have mentioned, the main problem is related to food. Everyone knows it's best to eat when you consume alcohol. Unfortunately they don't allow outside food and boy do they ever enforce it! They roam the property on golf carts to make sure you did not bring in food. If they offered decent food options for purchase, I'd maybe understand. But they actually offer only a limited amount of pre-wrapped food items. Limited is a generous term here base on today's experience. Too bad because it is a beautiful spot to relax and enjoy some wine.

Beautiful views. Delicious sangria. Would love to see more variety in the snacks you can purchase with the wine. Bring the music back. It's what made this beautiful spot so special on a Sunday afternoon.

We have been coming to Sakonnet Vineyards for years now. They always have great wine (something for every palate). Their grounds are probably the best of any vineyard in New England. Tables are spread out over the whole area so that you can enjoy yourself and not be on top of your neighbor. This trip we went with some friends for an afternoon of wine and food. We started with the Amrita, as we were in the mood for something sweet. Next we moved on to Siren (my favorite white here). For reds I would recommend the Rhode Island Red. With such a beautiful area to sit back enjoy the day with a good bottle of wine, Sakonnet is always at the top of our list! It doesn't hurt that it is right down the road as well!!!

The people that work here are super friendly. The atmosphere is just breathtaking! I am not a huge wine drinker, but I did like the lemonade sangria they were serving!

I have been to this winery a half dozen times over the years through 3 different owners. The spot is beautiful, it can get crowded and loud but it happened to be peaceful at 3pm on a Sunday. It was a bit of a bummer that they closed their kitchen but they did have a few snacks and cheese plates for purchase. The wine is decent if the price point was around $15/bottle but it's a little expensive at 28-30/bottle for the taste of it. You can do wine flight tastings as well but we choose to get a bottle of red and white and sit outside and enjoy the place. I do think the wine was a bit better quality when the first owner was overseeing but that is going on 15+ years ago. If you're in Little Compton area and looking for a beautiful spot for a picnic and wine check it out.

We had a tradition of meeting our friends here several times between May and September each year, from the time our kids were babies until now - they are 7. We've seen a steady decline in what used to be a family friendly way to spend a day to a heavily monetized and regulated establishment. First they went to a rule of no outside food, but they had a cafe. Ok. Now, the cafe is gone and they stuck to the no outside food rule. They have options in their new marketplace, but they are very small, overly priced, not great, and the options are minimal - especially for people with kids. There are signs greeting you at every turn "NO OUTSIDE FOOD" and they ride around on their golf carts making sure there is no one breaking the rules. We were there on a beautiful June day and the place was basically empty, but still - it felt like we were being policed. My suggestion - chill out. Let people come, bring food (at least for their kids), relax on the beautiful grounds, sip on wine, and have a great time. I bet you'll see some more people coming in. Until then, I hate to say, our tradition of going to Carolyn's Sakonnet Vineyards is over.

So I know COVID has been hard for these businesses...but the way they have everything set up truly is disappointing. They were all over the place with reservations and rules. They are still charging regular prices for the food and it is NOT worth what you get. My husband and I paid 18 dollars for a "cheese plate". When we arrived it was completely wrapped in plastic, and contained only 3 cheeses, out of the box crackers in a plastic slip, and some jelly. NOT worth 18 dollars and it did not taste great at all. If you can't accommodate customers bc it is unsafe, then choose not to give food or charge less. Basically..if you want to choose a vineyard def go with Newport Vineyards. You have to make a reservation farther in advance...but it is worth it. Their food is still great and you get what you pay for!

Outstanding! Must see. Top 10 RI Gem! We took a drive to Carolyn's Sakonnet Vineyard on Saturday, July 7, 2018. It was an unseasonably cool, crisp, sunny day. We arrived before noon and there was sparse early crowd. The parking was smooth, and the location was breathtaking. Sitting along the Vineyard vines on the rustic seating arrangement that so wonderfully blended into the scenery- it is truly a slice of heaven. I could have been sitting in a California vineyard or somewhere in Europe - it's how authentic it feels. (Carolyn, for those of you who do not know, is Carolyn Rafaelian, an American-Armenian entrepreneur and businesswoman, and the founder of the accessories and jewelry company Alex and Ani, the owner of the Belcourt in Newport, RI, and Carolyn's Sakonnet Vineyards, in Tiverton, RI.) We had a party of 4 - my husband and I and my daughter and her husband. We bought for wine tasting tickets for 7 samples (totals approx 2 glasses of wine). The bartenders were super pleasant and informative. We selected our first few pours and returned to out seating to enjoy the wine. Things to note: 1. They do not allow you to bring your own food or alcohol onto the premises 2. They sell bottles of wines, tasting tickets, and offer reasonably priced cheese boards (with crackers) and sandwiches in the gift shop. 3. There is an adorable cafe with outdoor seating and a delightful menu. (It was quite busy by the time we left). 4. On Thursday evenings in the summer they have a live band. The schedule and bands are listed on the website. It is recommended that you bring your own chairs, although there is seating available for the early birds. This adventure was the highlight of my summer. Truly a magical place to be visited by RI residence and tourists alike. Even if you are not a wine enthusiast, it really is a breathtaking venue. Must see! Highly recommended!

Came to Little Compton for a weekend and this spot helped me understand why we came. While I enjoy wine and my time here, I will leave it to those with a more fever ing pallet to provide those details. What I can say is that this is a beautiful spot, with seating both inside and out. I really appreciated that the entire wine process happens here and that all of the staff were very knowledgeable about the wines and the process. Our first visit we arrived about an hour before they closed, but had time enough to sample their flight. We returned for the afternoon of our second day and enjoyed a few bottles. Sitting with good friends in a field with wine, snacks and music on a summer day was one of those occasions we exceed our expectations and we can't want to recreate. If you are in the area, make sure to check their hours and enjoy the relaxing space.

We got to enjoy the outdoors with friends and sat under a nice big tree in the shade. It felt great! So many people sitting around doing their own thing! Always love all their wines. Hubby and I started with a bottle of Amrita this trip and I will say that the Amrita gave me really BAD heartburn and the funny thing is the girl we were with said that she too experienced the same thing the last time she drank it, keeping her up all night! So be forewarned! lol :) Wished we started with Siren or Prana instead!!

Beautiful vineyard with large outdoor eating area but NOT pet friendly. For the price of the wine and way out in the middle of nowhere and price of gas, you think they would allow the whole family to come spend the afternoon. Plus there was no signs saying no pets allowed and there are animals sculptures everywhere on the property making it seem they are animal friendly. They were nice about it and said they changed the policy after COVID. What does COVID have to do with anything. Anyway my boyfriend already ordered a couple glasses of wine so we had to drink it in our car because it was too hot to lock our pet in by that point. If we knew, we would have gone to Greenvale Vineyards.

We are long time fans of Sakonnet Vineyards. We go there at least two times a year and always buy a case of wine. We bring sandwiches and enjoy a bottle of wine on their lovely grounds. So today we went there, bought a case and proceeded to enjoy a bottle with our sandwiches, when a woman came over to us and said that outside food was not allowed and please bring it back to your car and then she turned and walked away! We had no idea that we could not bring in food as we have done so for over 30 years. She was beyond rude. Not the best experience. Luckily there are other vineyards in surrounding communitie.

Cool place to visit in Little Compton. Pretty big area, you can also be driven in a golf cart. Their wine tasting is around 14-15$. Loved their blessed white and the Rhode Island Red. There's not really many options except for cheese platter and some sandwiches. Overall, good spot to relax and drink wine while enjoying the New England summer.

We were looking for a fun outing this past weekend and decided upon a wine tasting at Carolyn's Sakonnet Vineyard. The property is beautiful! Definitely allow some extra time to explore the property! Tastings were a little steep per person, but include a wine glass (stemless or regular). We were allowed 7 tastes. It was a little confusing at first where we got the wine list from and how we were to request the wine. Most of the staff was really nice and helpful, explaining how the wine is made and what flavors to look for. I would definitely recommend the Rhode Island Red if you're looking to pick up a bottle.

we had a very nice time.. beautiful views.. we had a sampler and then had a bottle of wine enjoying ambiance 6 samples were $25, and a bottle is $30 .. not cheap

Carolyn, Although your vineyard is still great, you no longer allow dogs on the property. This is not great, at all. I would certainly deduct more than one star for this, if I didn't believe it may catapult me into "crazy dog lady" status. But I just have to say, this decision is a huge bummer for myself, my canine-loving friends, and my co-pilot. Unfortunately, you will probably see a lot less of me due to this one major factor. It really brakes my heart, as this was one of my "top five dog-friendly" weekend spots prior to this change in policy. I'd be back in a heartbeat if it should ever revert back. For now, I've changed your vineyard from 5 dog-loving stars to 4.

Atrocious pretentious service matched by overpriced mediocre wine. Used to be outstanding now it's to be avoided. Too bad. Was a family and friend's favorite.

I can't believe I've lived 25 miles from here and this was my first time. What a lovely vineyard. Feels like a different world. Quaint and comfortable. Amble seating for dinner or drinks and area for children to run and play. Dinner was a pleasant surprise. I had the herb chicken and the presentation, quality and taste paralleled some of the best restaurants we dined in. For only $19 with a beautiful view of the vineyard. My daughter had the lamb and her friend had the goat cheese and artichoke pizza. Everyone loved their meals. The waitresses were pleasant and attentive. We wrapped up the evening with a tasting. Choice of 6 wines for $10. Like others I didn't particularly like the ticket system, but it did allow you to wander the property while enjoying the wine be tasted. We stayed at the bar area. The staff was knowledgeable about the wines and how to best extract the flavors and finishes from each pour. We ended up buying 9 bottles all together. Most impressed with the 2012 cab. This is truly a jewel.

What a lovely place! We tried all varieties on their menu and bought the port which was absolutely delicious; pricey, but worth every penny. We preferred the reds over the whites, and learned a lot about each wine. We walked the grounds a bit, and even though the weather wasn't the greatest, it was still very pretty. Would definitely visit again!

I have been here in the past and had a great time, but went yesterday and it was a really bad experience. I understand that they want customers that sit outside at the picnic tables to buy their product, which we did, but the staff literally harassed us and a bunch of other customers for bringing some of their own picnic items. I brought a small cooler with waters in it and was told by a girl in a golf cart that coolers were not allowed. They literally say at the top of the hill monitoring customers and went countless times to harass customers. No one needs this, go somewhere else where that don't act like Nazi's about a few picnic items.

Almost 26 years ago Sakonnet Vineyards "Eye of the Storm" was served at our wedding. I don't think we had visited since so were very long overdue. What a beautiful location! While heading down the long driveway we saw a few deer and rabbits. Because we were here on a very rainy day, we did our tastings inside and didn't get the chance to sit in one of the tables on the expansive lawn. The restaurant was jamming that day. The have a fairly large portfolio and you get to try seven wines. Tough decision! We did enjoy a few of the ones we tried and were lucky enough to be there during their "Summer sale" so some of our bottles were discounted. Purchases can be made at the gift shop, where the sell various local items as well as Alex and Ani jewelry, obviously. I absolutely wouldn't hesitate to stop by again.

I did a review of this place about 5 years ago. It was awesome. Great place to visit, fantastic little restaurant, very good wine, nice staff. What the hell has happened? Every year things changed, closed the restaurant, opened a grossly overpriced trinket store. Added rules that make it impossible to enjoy yourself. After this past weekend, getting driven out by a horribly rude staff (especially the one on the golf cart)....I will never go back - and I will tell all my friends I have recommended it to not to go either.

Hidden gem with fantastic food, great views & tasty and cheap wine. Food - we had the artichoke and Mediterranean flatbreads; Portobello burger and the grilled cheese. All of this was fresh and tasted great. Wine - mostly got the whites. All of them were decent. 7 tastes for $14 and you get to keep the glass!

Used to be a nice place.... Now its un-friendly, un-inviting, no relaxing music, restaurant is closed, you have to use their smelly port-a-potty's, poor selection of overpriced wine. The GOLF CART NAZI's ride around harassing customers and gave me hard time for bringing cheese & crackers to go with the $50 of wine I just bought to relax in the picnic area. I was told not allowed and I have to spend more money to purchase their ridiculous overpriced poor selection of food regardless of my dietary needs. They were rude and made a wise remark as to us as we walked back to the car that these rules have been in place 7yrs? I watched 2 employees literally riding around in the golf cart for 1/2 hour harassing customers, then stand guard at the barn. Told another couple they can't bring pets?? as they got out of their car. Absolutely ridiculous! Hopefully, someone else will buy after them after they go out of business and restore it to the nice place it was

Unfortunately this doesn't seem to be the same wonderful vineyard it once was. You can no longer purchase wine by the glass; just a bottle or overpriced flight. The food selections are grossly overpriced and minimal. You can no longer bring your own snacks which I would understand if their kitchen was still open. The final insult was the two porta potties set behind the closed tasting room in inch deep mud. Enjoyed being with family but this once outstanding vineyard has changed.

This place is bomb dotcom. Not only is it a beautiful, picturesque setting, but they've got a great variety of wines to choose from and the inside is just as lovely as the outside. The head of Alex & Ani owns the place and it is stylish as anything -- not to mention organized and well run! They've really got their act together brand-wise too, if you're a designer you will notice none of the details have been overlooked. They even have jewelry/wine pairings in the shop, complete with Alex & Ani bracelets. One of the highlights is that they've got a couple of bars both indoor and out where you can do tastings, so you don't have to stay put at one location. They also have cheese plates that you can buy to go with your tasting, and there is plenty to be had so you won't go hungry. They're $18 each and easily serve 3 people, so if you're with a group it's kind of the perfect size. I've been here twice now, do yourself a favor and check it out! Also, it's good to get there on the early side since they get packed pretty quickly, especially if it's nice weather.

I came here on a beautiful summer Sunday and absolutely loved this place. My friends and I arrived, parked, and then walked into the main building, where we were told that we could do a tasting (seven pours) for about $14. We also got to keep our glasses. I didn't explore all of the buildings here, but after we paid for our tasting tickets and glasses, we walked outside and found a bar area where we got each of our pours. We then sat down to enjoy them in the large seating area, which was full of tables and chairs. I really enjoyed the wines that I had, and I would have certainly bought a bottle or two if I hadn't been flying home the next day. The staff members pouring the wine were super kind and talkative, and they encouraged us the spend some time walking around the grounds of the winery. The entire area was absolutely beautiful. I would love to come back if I'm in the Providence area!

I come here at least once every summer. This is one of the very places that serve food at the winery. Add to that a selection of wine and 'farm-to-table' food at the cafe that are simply outstanding. Huge open grounds centered around the wine tasting area. Recently they have opened it up to host weddings and intimate events. As you drive in, you can see the parking lot. Bring your own snack and grab yourself a bottle of wine and that's a Saturday well spent. They're also amazingly super pet friendly. This place is amply staffed and they are all extremely sweet and knowledgeable. L Some evenings they have love jazz and other musical performances to enjoy too. In all, a hidden gem!

$14 tasting of 7 wines and keepsake glass. A bit pricey, but the atmosphere is spectacular so I'm happy to pay a little more for the experience. More whites than reds offered. About six whites and three reds. Enjoyed the whites. Red were not very bold or spicy. Pristine, secluded vineyard with a decent size tasting room and cafe serving food. Barn for events (there was a wine class going on while we were there) and also sells merchandise. Sprawling grounds with so many tables and chairs to relax and enjoy a glass of wine. Coming from Long Island and their vineyards, the size of this place is impressive, as is the nice mellow vibe. Not crowded on an early evening Friday summer. Friendly, helpful staff.

5/5- Carolyn's Sakonnet Vineyard, Margherita Flatbread + Rosé & Wine Tasting. This is one of my very favorite places I've ever been to in Rhode Island. Off the beaten path in the picturesque town of Little Compton, Carolyn's Sakonnet Vineyard is a wine lover's paradise! Situated on grounds that boast room to lounge and hang out with your group, play some lawn games, and an outdoor bar, there's not much else you could need! They also have a small restaurant, my friends and I ordered lunch when we visited. I got the Margherita Flatbread which was lovely. The best part? Their summer Rosé! They also offer comprehensive wine tastings, which we of course partook in. Not only do they let you try 7 different types of wine, but they also let you keep your tasting glass! We had a blast here and I cannot wait to come back again soon (hopefully this summer!).

So beautiful and relaxing. My family and I loved it and will be back for sure. The wine was delicious and the experience was very fun. We highly recommend it.

Honestly surprised that this place has any good reviews. The wine was mediocre at best and the service was horrendous. After not having our reservation and claiming to have never spoken to us on the phone, the staff said we could have a table under an umbrella. 20 minutes in, the manager approached our table with an attitude and rudely exclaimed that we need to move over because were at the wrong table. She directed us to another table in the sun...mind you it was 92 degrees. I let her know how embarrassing it was that each employee gave us different information and the hostess had specifically directed us to the table where we sat. No one was even a little bit apologetic for the cluster of misinformation and rude behavior from the staff. I would NEVER come here again.

I chose this vineyard as a last minute option for a work outing. The staff was extremely friendly and accommodating given the fact that we booked the day before. They even provided specialized vegan options on the menu for someone in my party. The food was fantastic. The tour was interesting and fun, and the wine tasting was delicious. The grounds, although it was a cloudy day, were beautiful and well kept. I can't wait to go back!!

This vineyard is nestled in the beautiful town of Little Compton. The drive through the rural surrounding community is very pleasant. I would recommend the White Lotus, Sacred Rose, and NV Rhode Island Red wines. There are a bunch of tables and chairs out on the lawn where you can sit with your party and enjoy the wine.

The staff really detract from the experience of what otherwise is a beautiful vineyard and great wines. The feeling of being rushed even at less than 20% capacity gives you the idea you are a burdon rather than a guest. Take the opportunity to explore the grounds and take in the flowing fields.

We went back during the summer and had lunch and enjoyed a nice meal and the ambiance of their patio. The wines that we tasted were ok but we didn't buy a bottle... I'll upgrade to a 3 star. We will go back next summer and give them another afternoon.....

We are from California, but love Oregon wine over anything! However, when we visit various regions and want to taste the flavor of the area - we will often try the wine! We had a blast at Sakonnet Vineyards. One has to love the rooster logo! We purchased a case of "Cock of the Walk" for a wedding reception dinner - everyone loved it. The wines were good and the property beautiful - go for the afternoon and enjoy the live music performed on-site.