Tucked away in the town of Warwick, the Warwick Valley Winery is an ideal place to learn about wines and enjoy them too. Opened in 1989, it specializes in exotic fruit wines and liqueurs. Varieties like Riesling, Chardonnay, Cabernet Franc, Pinot Noir are available here; however its Doc’s Draft Hard Apple Cider walks away with all the praises. Its tasting room offers you an opportunity to savor different wines and libations; the bartenders here will patiently guide you through your whites and reds. Fresh and tasty short eats like pizzas, sandwiches, salads served at the on-site cafe are an added bonus. Apart from that, the Warwick Valley Winery also hosts music and wine festivals that are well-attended. Good food, great wine and lovely music... certainly a paradise worth visiting!
About an hour's drive away from Manhattan exists this sweeping open-air sculpture park, punctuated by art installations and thought-provoking exhibits by some of the most celebrated artists of the 20th Century. The art center was originally established by Ralph E. Ogden in 1960. It was later renamed in honor of the Storm King Mountain nearby, and has since been one of the most striking and unique art venues in the State of New York. The Storm King Art Center features both permanent as well as rotating exhibits. Surrounded by natural and artistic behemoths alike, the center makes for a fascinating visit.
This is the bustling city center of Cold Springs. You can find an array of dining, shopping and entertainment options in this area. Historical buildings from the 19th century are also seen here. Most of these buildings show Colonial and Victorian styles of architecture. Other attractions in the area include antique shops, cafes and live entertainment venues. Visitors can also find parks with river views around here. Visit the main street on a weekend evening to experience the charming atmosphere in this area.
Located in Warwick, New York, Drowned Lands Brewery is a peaceful brewery nestled in the lap of nature. Be rest assured that you will be treated to a robust glass of beer that is freshly brewed from the farm. Crafted beautifully with a blend of traditional and modern techniques, feel refreshed with every sip of beer you take. The rustic taproom was restored from a reform school for boys which was under the care of Eleanor Roosevelt. Boasting an expansive, indoor and outdoor area, chug down a cool beer as you kick back with friends and enjoy the breathtaking views of the Appalachian Mountains or Wawayanda Creek. Grab your partner and head to Drowned Lands Brewery for a unique experience at the festivals or shake a leg at the live musical events.
Glenmere Brewing Company serves you an inventive menu of craft brews in a relaxed atmosphere. Though nothing much admirable about the aesthetics of the brewery, if you want to sit back and relax for a while then this brewery is an ideal spot. Friends and colleagues can have a great time drinking and grubbing at this spot. They also let you bring your pets along, but only on the patio.
Opened in the year 2005, Bashakill Vineyards is managed by the owner, Paul Deninno and his team. Spread across an area of four acres (1.6 hectares), they are known to grow a variety of organic grapes like Arandell, Aramella and Cayuga. Partake in their wine tasting sessions and explore a variety of specially-crafted wines that they have to offer. In addition to wines, they also serve other alcoholic drinks like locally-made spirits, beers and cocktails. Visitors can even enjoy a hearty meal which consists of delicious dumplings, charcuterie board, tacos, ice cream sandwiches and a lot more.
Located off the New York State Thruway, The Views at Mount Fuji is a popular events venue. Owing to its idyllic location, this venue is a great place to host dream weddings. Nestled on a mountain summit, this venue offers picturesque views of the surrounding Ramapo Valley. They also offer custom catering services to match the client’s requirements. Some of the other events that can be held here include bar mitzvahs, theater, parties, meetings, rehearsal dinners and more.
About an hour's drive away from Manhattan exists this sweeping open-air sculpture park, punctuated by art installations and thought-provoking exhibits by some of the most celebrated artists of the 20th Century. The art center was originally established by Ralph E. Ogden in 1960. It was later renamed in honor of the Storm King Mountain nearby, and has since been one of the most striking and unique art venues in the State of New York. The Storm King Art Center features both permanent as well as rotating exhibits. Surrounded by natural and artistic behemoths alike, the center makes for a fascinating visit.
Rushing Duck Brewing raised out of owner Dan Hitchcock's desire to enjoy brews that weren't mass produced. Established in 2006, today Rushing Duck Brewing proudly produces eclectic variants of beers that have a strong fan following. The brewery is equipped with state-of-the-art machinery; the facility is clean and very well maintained and a tour gives you valuable insight into their meticulous beer-making process. The tasting room is disarmingly simple; it's furnished with high stools and wooden barrels for seating purposes. Their beer flights are quite reasonably priced and they give you a taste of the brewery's regular beers like Beanhead Coffee Porter and Nimptopsical along with rotational and occasional brews of which the Baby Elephant is a must try.