Benefits include complimentary tasting passports, fantastic discounts on wine, and invites to family-club exclusive events. Make sure to sign up when you visit! Email Barb 3brotherswinery. Early summer through late fall is our peak season. Saturdays are the busiest days of the week, while weekdays will be quieter. Winter through early spring is our off season. We have shorter operating hours during this time. If you visit on a weekday, there is a good chance you could have the entire winery to yourself.
Yes, but we are not accepting any new private event bookings right now. The higher the percentage, the sweeter the wine. It measures the actual bitterness of a beer. We currently ship to over 20 states! Click here to see our complete list.
We currently have our wine in approximately liquor stores around New York state. If the wine you are looking for is not in your nearest liquor store, please ask them for it! Stores can contact us for a special request. Oftentimes, this leads to them carrying our wines year round. Click here to see our list of stores.
We are constantly changing flavors, so make sure you visit often and taste them all! While we do love our four-legged friends, dogs are not permitted inside the tasting rooms. They are welcome to be outside on the grounds, including the courtyard and deck areas.
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