Warwick Valley Winery & Distillery

The winery is beautiful. The wine sampling was great and the staff are so friendly. The food was delicious . Highly recommend.

We have visited this place by chance. It was very unusual to find such a crowded place in the rural area. Cider tasting and wine tasting were great. Live music was much appreciated too. Nice people, nice atmosphere, very professional staff at tasting location. The quality of the spirit purchased was amazing and happened to be really good gifts for the friends.

I didn't get a chance to try food from the cafe but there were other food options that were absolutely delicious and worth the prices. The retail store/bar had so many great options. It was a stunning October Saturday so this place was mobbed so I was a bit disappointed I didn't discover it before the hype but it's definitely still worth a trip. I will definitely be back next season. Three stars because of the tasting experience under the white tent. The flow of this was frustrating. Hire more locals to support the massive flow of people to alleviate the crowded bar feel. Waiting 15-20 minutes behind a group/couple for a tasting with a plate of cheese in hand isn't enjoyable. A small flight paddle with smaller glasses since the amount of alcohol you're getting in a tasting isn't a lot anyway would be more appropriate. Some high tops dispersed through the area where people can eat their cheese and drink from their flight paddle. The various tastings liquids can be explained at the main tasting area while give your flight paddle and/or experts walking around explaining to groups or answer questions. There was way too much underutilized open space that could've made the tasting experience less overwhelming for those providing it and more enjoyable for those tasting by better managing crowd flow.

Warwick is a great place to hang with a group of friends on a Saturday in the fall. Yes it's crowded and loud, but the lines move quickly and it's still very relaxing to be outside and chill with friends (remember to bring your blankets and/or chairs). The cider tasting is great, $5 allows you to sample 5 of their ciders and keep the glass! The ciders and wines are inexpensive - $17 for a bottle of rose, $5 for a cider (in a cup or can). There's a great selection of food for everyone including gluten free and vegetarian options. Also love that there is a live band playing, it adds to the chill atmosphere. Overall a great way to change it up, rather than doing a boozy brunch. Truly a fall staple!

So many negative reviews for no reason.

Yes, paying $5 to park just to spend more money is annoying, but this place is fun! If you're not looking to spend the day at a crowded place where people are hanging out on the lawn, go elsewhere.

If you want a fun day, where you can drink wine and eat fresh farm to table food while your kids run around and play and your infant naps on a blanket in the shade, come here! Yes, there are lines but they move quickly. Staff is friendly. Good crowd of people, for the most part. Bottles for less than $15, corked with as many cups as you need.

It's definitely a, bring your stuff and set up for the day place. If you want a quiet place where you can relax and take your time tasting your wines, I would go elsewhere.