Top New York Wine Tours

Don’t waste time waiting on large tour groups during this Niagara County wine tour which lets you see beyond the famous falls. Visit more wineries in one day than you could alone and feel free to sample as much wine as you want because your transportation is taken care of. Plus, choose from the day and start time that suits your schedule for added flexibility.

Discover the Hamptons—a clutch of affluent seaside towns on Long Island about 90 miles (140 kilometers) from Manhattan—without fretting about car rental, trains, or buses on this day trip from NYC. Explore charming coastal villages, including Southampton and 300-year-old Sag Harbor; hear stories from a guide you might never learn otherwise; stop for a wine-tasting, and enjoy free time to bag bargains at Riverhead’s Tanger Outlets.

Discover New York's scenic Long Island wine country without having to worry about transportation on this hassle-free return coach trip from Midtown Manhattan. Visit two award-winning wineries and taste several selections at each vineyard. Learn about the different wines at each stop from your sommelier guide, and savor locally sourced artisan fare, including sandwiches and light bites, to complement your wine tastings.

The Canandaigua Wine Trail— New York's original wine country—winds for nearly 30 miles across the Finger Lakes region, about 5 hours north of NYC. On this tour, you’ll get to sit back, relax, and enjoy tastings at four distinct vineyards, some “microfacilities” concentrating on small-batch, exclusive vintages. With rollings hills and waterfront vistas, the views always pair well with each sip.

Take a bite out of New York City’s hippest borough on this half-day Brooklyn food and culture tour. From traditional ethnic eateries to culinary hotspots that spark national dining trends, your guide will show you where to eat like a local. Snack on kielbasa and pierogis in the Polish enclave of Greenpoint, satisfy your sweet tooth in DUMBO, and get a taste of farm-to-fork freshness in trendy Williamsburg. Vegetarians can be accommodated.

On this fun small-group (or private) tour, where You’ll sample some of the best snacks and learn a lot about the history of the Lower East Side. Learn about the history of the neighborhood from your local guide. From Poles to Jews to Italians, many different immigrants have called the Lower East Side home and they’ve all left their mark. Also learn about the erstwhile African burial ground, where Africans, both enslaved and free, were put to rest through most of the 18th century. Finally, step into chaotic Chinatown, where steamed pork buns and succulent soup dumplings compete for your taste buds. The tour finishes back on the Lower East Side, where you can continue exploring on your own. It’s advisable to wear or bring clothing that is weather-appropriate depending on the season, as you’ll be outside for at least 3 hours.

Forget trying to snag a hard-to-get reservation at New York's hottest restaurants du jour. Instead, indulge in a delicious 3-course dinner during the cruise on an all-glass boat around New York City that offers you an up-close look at the Statue of Liberty and other famed sites. As a live pianist plays relaxing music for you, take in the immense view of one of the world's great cities and enjoy a delicious pre-set dinner by the on-board executive chef.

See two of New York City’s most iconic and picturesque neighborhoods, Flatiron and Union Square, on this food, architecture, and history walking tour. Try tastings at some of the most unique food stops in the city. Visit Caffe Lavazza at Eataly Market, an epic artisanal Italian food emporium. Also, enjoy a classic New York pastrami sandwich from a historic spot and try Big Apple’s best grilled cheese sandwich.

New York City has been known for its yummy food for centuries, but if you don’t know the city well, you might pass up some of the city’s most delicious dishes. Choose from a Greenwich Village or Chinatown and Little Italy food tour and sample a range of foods from bagels and donuts to handmade dumplings and fresh mozzarella (depending on which tour you've selected).

Tuck into the flavors and traditions of two of New York's top foodie neighborhoods on this Chinatown and Little Italy food tour. While exploring these neighborhoods can be overwhelming on your own, traveling with a guide enables you to focus on the food rather than worrying about getting lost. Plus, the guide takes you to off-the-beaten-path establishments where you can sample gourmet food samples at local eateries.

Step into the shoes of a Roaring Twenties scofflaw on this cocktail tour of Manhattan’s best and most secretive speakeasies. Learn about the history of Prohibition and how New Yorkers responded with an underground liquor scene, and then visit multiple modern incarnations of these vintage drinking holes. Discover the locations and hidden entrances of such hard-to-find spots, and enjoy high-quality craft cocktails while soaking up the nostalgic atmosphere.

Absorb New York City’s food culture on a walking tour of Greenwich Village. Skip hours of research and trust your guide as you head to the area’s top-rated eateries to sample a variety of New York specialities, from pizza to artisanal cupcakes. Along the way, your guide points out hidden landmarks often missed by visitors and locals alike, leaving you with inside knowledge about the neighborhood.

Most visitors to Greenwich Village never get past its contemporary vibe, but with this tour through the Village's Italian neighborhood, you can enjoy the insights of an insider guide to experience the authentic (and delicious) side of the area. Visit local haunts and historic sites, follow the footsteps of the Village’s most famous historic Italian community and sample classic Italian foods at landmark eateries.

Just two hours from Buffalo or five hours from NYC, Seneca Lake is the crown jewel of New York’s Finger Lakes—it’s also an American Viticultural Area, with 27 wineries dotting its shores. On this tasting tour, you’ll get to visit four of the best vineyards, sampling Rieslings and beyond, taking in the views, and most importantly: letting your personal driver take care of your trip.

Escape from the hustle of big city life and explore the Mattituck, New York countryside on this guided farm and vineyard bike tour. Discover the beauty of the North Fork, a 30-mile-long peninsula, on a relaxing bike ride to handpicked stops like wineries, beaches, and farm stands. Photographs are captured throughout the day, available online for later download.

Sip on Long Island wine or cider while visiting the area’s renowned vineyards including Osprey's Dominion Vineyards and Duck Walk Vineyards on this private tour. Choose either a tour that includes tastings or simply book the transportation, then choose and book the tastings on your own. Also, select your desired start time.

With sixteen years of Winery Tour Transport , We can find Your Favorite Wines.. Best Rieslings , Pino , Ice Wines , Dry-Reds and Gold Award Winners. Wineries Lately , Have Their Customers to Schedule And prepay Their Tastings - while Talking On the phone.. Their Own Idea.. Since there are Plenty of Wineries and Taking time for most Tastings - this is about an hour Before You are At the Next Winery - That is how I suggest You Plan and Schedule Tastings.. There are two places with Pizza and They are Both in Breweries.. Standard Food prices are $12 to $14.00 per Person on the Wine Trail.. This is Why I Suggest that People should Consider bringing Food or Snacks on Their Tour.. Plus ,, Usually We lose an hour , to stop - order and eat.Please Do not wait Too late -- Maybe a Week or two Before the Tour - to make Your Chosen Choices of Wineries. Looking Forward to Your Tour.. Take Care.. Please Ask Any Questions and Read Our Reviews ! There are 4 or 5 Wineries that Require No Reservations.

Enjoy a picturesque wine-tasting in Keuka Lake. Don't worry about how to get to each vineyard, as our designated tour guide will drive you between tastings. Take in the breathtaking scenery of the Finger Lakes region as you sip your way through four different wineries, learning about the area's unique varietals. A premium tasting experience with pick-up awaits, with the option to add lunch at Bully Hill.

Enjoy a guided tasting tour around Seneca Lake, in New York’s Finger Lakes wine region. Visit four different wineries, enjoy educational tours, and sample diverse regional varietals while enjoying scenic views. Leave the driving to someone else so you can fully enjoy your day of wine tasting. An added lunch option is also available.

On the eve of prohibition Buffalo was home to over 20 breweries. Today you can sip yourself through more than double (nearly 50 craft breweries here). If you love beer, this is the tour for you. We can help weave your way through Buffalo’s old waterfront or explore some newly renovated industrial buildings of the past which now have become home of our great craft brewery community. Experience between 4-5 breweries over the 4 hour tour.

Leave the bustle of Manhattan behind, and visit one of New York's most exclusive retreats, on this private tour of the Hamptons. Head out on Long Island in a comfortable minivan from your accommodation. Visit pretty Southampton, enjoy fresh seafood in Sag Harbor (lunch own expense), take a ferry to Shelter Island, and explore the wineries of the North Fork of Long Island (tastings own expense).

Our signature wine tour is bottled with fun, fact and flavor. Hosted by one of our Region’s most entertaining and engaging Wine Guides, 5 Star Niagara Falls delivers you to destinations that come alive with the unique “Terroir” of Niagara County. Whether you have toured wineries before, or are new to the experience, 5 Star Niagara Falls ensures you leave with knowledge of the Niagara USA Wine Region, a wide range of tastes and flavors, and your own exploration of all that our grapes, wineries and hosts have to offer.

See more of the North Fork’s wine country and farmland with a guide who leads a relaxing half-day bike tour from Mattituck that takes in the best of the scenic region. Expect to ride on relatively flat terrain as you pedal through the wine country for 13.5 miles (22 km), with regular stops at a vineyard and winery, farms, a fruit orchard, Peconic Bay, and more.