A tasting room and a real behind-the-scenes tour are different experiences — and map listings rarely say which one a winery offers. Every listing here has tours confirmed from the winery's own website or data.
Halifax 2
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Honora Winery Tasting Room
1778 Collins Rd, Halifax, VT 05301-9341
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Avigliano at Honora
1778 Collins Rd, Halifax, VT 05301-9341
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Mad River Distillers
137 St Paul St, Burlington, VT 05401
Sun–Wed 12pm-6pm, Thu–Sat 12pm-8pm
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Hillis' Sugarbush Farm and Vineyard
206 Sugarbush Farm Rd, Colchester, VT 05446-7518
Sat-Sun 12-5pm (seasonal)
Poultney 1
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Whaleback Vineyard
202 Old Lake Rd, Poultney, VT 05764-9150
Wed-Sun 11am-6pm
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Domaine La Garagista
Woodstock, VT
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- Wineries with Tastings20
- Wine Bars16
- Bottle Shops14
- Wineries with Outdoor Seating8
Good to know
Do winery tours need a reservation?
Usually yes — most working wineries run tours at set times with limited spots, especially on weekends and during harvest. Walk-in tastings are common, walk-in tours are not. Book by phone or the winery's website.
Is Napa or Sonoma better?
Napa Valley is generally known for luxury estate experiences and Cabernet Sauvignon, while Sonoma County offers a more relaxed, rustic atmosphere with diverse microclimates. Choosing between them depends on whether you prefer high-end luxury or informal country vineyards. You can explore 6 top wine destinations across Vermont on WineryAtlas.
How to find cheap weekend getaways?
Look for tasting rooms and boutique vineyard stays in emerging wine regions rather than major tourist centers, and book mid-week or off-peak seasons. Visiting local tasting rooms offers affordable entertainment and regional culture. Discover budget-friendly wine getaways across 6 locations in Vermont.