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A small St. Lawrence County vineyard and winery on County Route 6. Call ahead for hours.
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Family winery in the 1000 Islands with a tasting room, bakery and wine shop. Bar tastings feature Frontenac and red blends, with a patio outside.
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Tue-Thu 11am-5pm, Fri-Sat 11am-6pm, Sun-Mon closed
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A Thousand Islands winery on the Route 12 road into Clayton. Open Wednesday through Saturday 11 to 5, Sunday 11 to 4.
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A North Country winery near Fort Drum, pouring most days of the week. Open Monday and Thursday through Saturday 10 to 6, Sunday 10 to 5.
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A winery in Cape Vincent, where the St. Lawrence meets Lake Ontario. Fall and winter hours are Friday through Sunday, 11 to 5.
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Country winery in Alexandria Bay with tastings of up to six wines and an outdoor porch. Known for La Crescent and Marquette.
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A Tug Hill plateau vineyard, formerly Tug Hill Vineyards, in the snow-belt country east of Lake Ontario. Hours change with the season, so check before you go.
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A winery in the Chaumont Bay area near Lake Ontario's eastern shore. Hours are not posted, so call before you visit.
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Walk-ins welcome