With the steady increase in temperature, New Yorkers all across the state are finding the need to quench their thirst more frequently. On a warm day it's always nice to stumble upon a local lemonade stand, but some of us more interested in a beverage that has a little bit more of a kick to it. Interested in discovering what beautiful vineyards lie within the Empire State? Let's find out below.

1. Bedell Cellars - Cutchogue

The first of many Long Island vineyards that we'll gush over in this list of locations, Bedell Cellars has been creating delicious wines for over 30 years. A breathtaking location of the East End, this place is elegant and has consistently proven to be one of New York's best destinations. Visitors enjoying top-notch drinks here will have panoramic views of the vineyards, something so stunning it looks too good to be true. To find out more information about this delightful location, click here.

How to get here: 36225 Main Road Cutchogue, NY 11935

2. Fox Run Vineyards - Penn Yan

It's only fitting that one of our favorite vineyards in this region lies right in the heart of the Finger Lakes along the western shores of Seneca Lake. Giving you jaw-dropping views of the water, you'll feel like you've entered the most relaxing paradise once you visit here. Giving you the opportunity to take in the sight of over 50 acres of vineyards, the charming property was once a farm and has a fascinating history. To find out more information about Fox Run Vineyards, click here.

How to get here: 670 State Route 14 Penn Yan, NY 14527

3. Paumanok Vineyards - Riverhead

One of the oldest vineyards you'll find out on the North Fork, Paumanok Vineyards is an award-winning destination that's been around since the 1980s. Looking like something out of a picture, the property spans across more than 120 acres. Putting you right out near the Great Peconic Bay, you won't be able to take your eyes off of the views that surround you while you're outdoors sipping on wine. To find out more information about this gem of Long Island, click here.

How to get here: 1074 Main Road Aquebogue, NY 11931

4. Millbrook Vineyards & Winery - Dutchess County

An underrated region to enjoy wine in New York, the Hudson Valley is home to Millbrook Vineyards. While all of the places on this list have incredible features that will lure you in, this one vineyard is more magical than all the rest. When you're enjoying the sights of this grand property, you'll notice off in the distance that there's yes... a castle! Overlooking the beautiful vineyard, Wing's Castle is a neighboring location that has a marvelous history that not many people know about. To find out more information about this tasty winery, click here.

How to get here: 26 Wing Road Millbrook, NY 12545

5. Bully Hill Vineyards - Hammondsport

When it comes to wine destinations in the Finger Lakes region, you can always count on hearing New Yorkers talk about Bully Hill when it comes to discussing who's the best. Secluded away along the southern shores of Keuka Lake, this vineyard can be found within one of our state's best small towns - Hammondsport! To find out more information about this amazing spot, click here.

How to get here: 8843 Greyton H. Taylor Memorial Drive Hammondsport, NY 14840

6. Macari Vineyards - Mattituck

If you haven't caught on by now, some of the most stunning vineyards on Long Island can be found out on the East End. Open all year long, this family-run business will make you feel right at home. If you decide to visit here, you'll get to snack on flavorful cheeses and enjoy the amazing scenery. To find out more information about Macari Vineyards, click here.

How to get here: 150 Bergen Avenue Mattituck, NY 11952

7. Jamesport Vineyard - Suffolk County

In the teensy town of Jamesport, those exploring Long Island will discover this gorgeous vineyard. Another location that's long been pleasing visitors, Jamesport Vineyard has been quenching the thirst of locals for more than 35 years. On the lovely property you'll se a picturesque barn that's 165 years old, making for a unique place to house the vineyard's tasting room and winery. A family business that's been happening for several generations now, The Goerler's have done a wonderful job of creating a beautiful space here. To find out more information about this vineyard, click here.

How to get here: Route 25 Main Road Jamesport, NY 11947

8. Tug Hill Vineyards - Lowville

With vineyards hiding all over the Empire State, you'll be delighted to hear about this spot up in Lewis County. Right between the Adirondack and Lake Ontario, the small town of Lowville has it's very own vineyard. One of the younger locations to make the list, Tug Hill has been since 2007! Featuring twenty acres of land in a remote region of New York, you'll love escaping away to this vineyard to taste what wonderful wines they have to offer. To find out more information about Tug Hill Vineyards, click here.

How to get here: 4051 Yancey Road Lowville, NY 13367

9. Bashakill Vineyards - Wurtsboro

Head Downstate like you're aiming for our good old neighbor Pennsylvania and you'll land on the small little village of Wurtsboro. Surrounding you with the unique scenery and wildlife that makes up the Basha Kill, the town's vineyard fits right in with the enchanting landscapes of this area. Working hard to create undeniably delicious wines, Bashakill Vineyards has been in business since 2005. To find out more information about this unique location, click here.

How to get here: 1131 South Road Wurtsboro, NY 12790

10. Dr. Konstantin Frank Wine Cellars - Hammondsport

Just another thing to tack onto your long list of reasons why you should visit the town of Hammondsport, Dr. Konstantin Frank Wine Cellars is one of the best places you can visit out in the Finger Lakes. Along the western edge of Keuka Lake, this vineyard features a tasting room that you can enjoy all year long. To find out more information about this fantastic location, click here.

How to get here: 9749 Middle Road Hammondsport, NY 14840

11. Robibero Family Vineyards - New Paltz

A beautiful vineyard tucked away near our Shawangunk Mountain ridge, the Robibero family has long been passionate about wine and has been in the business for nearly ten years now. Providing an extraordinary location that you'll never forget, the property covers over forty acres and has a wonderfully cozy atmosphere. To find out more about this amazing vineyard,

How to get here: 714 Albany Post Road New Paltz, NY 12561

12. Pellegrini Vineyards - Cutchogue

If you're suddenly feeling thirsty and thinking you deserve a trip out to Long Island, we assure you that you're not the only one. To say that Pellegrini Vineyards is a beautiful destination would be a huge understatement, the vineyard came to life in the early 1990s and has been impressing New York residents ever since. To find out more information about this darling spot, click here.

How to get here: 23005 Main Road Cutchogue, NY 11935

13. Hermann J. Wiemer Vineyard - Dundee

Another location that surrounds Seneca Lake, Hermann J. Wiemer Vineyard is one of the most well-known wine destinations in the Finger Lakes. With a vineyard that's been responsible for some of our favorite wines since the 1970s, you'll fall in love with the view of the vines against one of our favorite lakes. To find out more information about this beloved spot, click here.

How to get here: 3962 Route 14 Dundee, NY 14837

14. Martha Clara Vineyards - Riverhead

Saving one of the best spots for last, Martha Clara isn't quite like all of the rest of the vineyards on this list. While figuring out which wine is your favorite, make sure to let your eye wander and experience all of the charming details that make up this place. From four-legged farm animals that you'll see in the near distance to manicured landscapes that you'll wish you could have in your own back yard, there's more than enough good reasons to come see what the Martha Clara Vineyards have to offer. To find out more about this location, click here.

How to get here: 6025 Sound Avenue Riverhead, NY 11901

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