Wineries in the Boston area?

Looking for a winery within a cab drive of downtown? Any suggestions?

Wineries in the Boston area?

I can%26#39;t think of any that close by .... the ones I can think of are not a quick cab drive from down town. One is about 25 miles north of Boston in Danvers

www.alfalfafarmwinery.com/directions.html

The other is in Cape Cod ... if you are here in the summer you can combine it w/ a trip to Provincetown via take the ferry and grab a cab to the vineyard in Truro. www.trurovineyardsofcapecod.com/index.htm

Wineries in the Boston area?

Turns out we have an obscure state agency that actually has a good listing of area wineries:

www.mass.gov/agr/massgrown/wineries.htm

I%26#39;ve heard really good things about Nashoba Valley, which is also a brewery and farm.

Further away (definitely not a cab ride...), there are some wine yards in Rhode Island as well. Could be combined with a stop in Newport.

www.chiff.com/wine/n-america/rhode-island.htm

Interesting list L4R .... thanks for digging it up.

Unfortunately for the orignal poster none are them are with in an ';easy cab ride'; of Boston. The one in Suffolk county (same county as Boston) does not sound like it%26#39;s open to the public but it might be worth a call

Great list L4R. My first thought had been Nashoba Valley but does not fit GoBucks.. parameters.

GoBucks we can offer you two breweries if that%26#39;s of any interest. www.samueladams.com and www.harpoonbrewery.com

The Boston Winery is located in the Port section of Neponset/Dorchester. This is within eye sight of the Venetzia Rest.

I am not sure how open it is to the public. I was there the other evening for a private function. Very nice and very good wine.

I have to say I%26#39;m amazed to learn that there%26#39;s a winery in Dorchester. Surely they don%26#39;t grow the grapes there?

And I also am wondering how many major cities in the country have wineries within a reasonable taxi ride of downtown. I would have guessed, in the words of Monty Python%26#39;s camelspotter character, ';nearly one.';

I did not see any grapes growing on the beach. I was impressed with the view of Boston and the up keep of the homes. Had not been down there in several years.

A winery is where you make wine. A vineyard is where you grow grapes. They often go hand-in-hand .... but not always ;)

According info on the website posted above, website , the place in Dorchester uses ';west coast'; grapes.

Turtle Creek is in Lincoln and they grow their own grapes. Its a beautiful place. Not sure if they are open to the public but you could call?

http://www.turtlecreekwine.com/

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