Kerrigan Bros Winery

Beautiful patio out in the country. Perfect place to share a bottle of wine. Lots of varieties available but if your looking for a nice smokey Cab or an oaky Chardonnay you won’t find it here. What you will find are a lot if fruit and local grape wines that are on the sweeter side, but that’s what they’re going for and they do it well

We went here for a wine tasting in January for part of a bachelorette party weekend. It’s not a sit-​down type of tasting, but more of a «try-​before-​you-​buy» (although there is no pressure to purchase anything). Between the five of us that attended this portion of the weekend, we sampled almost every wine they make. I ended up leaving with the Apple Wine. Something I also really liked was the Tomato Wine — not as an actual drinking wine, but as something to use in a bloody mary instead of vodka. Being a wintery day, they were also serving a warm, mulled cider type of drink. I believe it may be the Glögg recipe found on their website. It was kind of like a warm, spiced, wine cider. Delicious. Overall, we only spent about 30 – 45 minutes here, but the employees were incredibly friendly and obviously passionate about their business. There is a sign stating that the tastings run between $ 5-​$ 7 per person; however, we were not charged for our tasting. Perhaps, because we all purchased something? In addition to their wine, they offer a full range of accessories and knick knacks (wine racks, stoppers, glasses, mixes, etc). I would definitely be back when we have a little more time so that I can tour their winemaking process, as well as try any new additions to their menu.