Coffee Pot Cellars de Cutchogue, NY

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Téléphone :	+1 631-765-8929
Site :	www.coffeepotcellars.com
Adresse :	31855 Main St, Cutchogue, NY, 11935
Catégories :	Propriété viticole

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Cartes de crédit acceptées	Oui
Parking	Parking privé
Parking à vélos	Oui

Adapté aux enfants	Non
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Aujourd'hui	11:00 – 18:00 Fermé en ce moment
Heure locale (Cutchogue)	00:56 dimanche 22 juin 2025

Horaires d'ouverture

lundi	11:00 – 18:00
mardi	11:00 – 18:00
mercredi	11:00 – 18:00
jeudi	11:00 – 18:00
vendredi	11:00 – 18:00
samedi	11:00 – 18:00
dimanche	11:00 – 18:00

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Aga J.

Évaluation du lieu : 5
Providence, RI

We had a wonderful time here, probably a highlight of our stay in North Fork. Laura was well informed and friendly. She even made us a list of things to do in Greenport that was the guide for the rest of out trip.

Luciana C.

Évaluation du lieu : 5
Essex County, NJ

Came here as part of a Pour & Pedal tour. The owner Laura is SUPER friendly. I loved her story about her and her husband wanting to open their own winery and keeping it intimate. Laura explained a lot about her bee keeping and honey too — I should’ve tried! It was very interesting to hear and see all the wonderful creations she made, such as beeswax candles. The Meritage wine was my favorite.

Robert W.

Évaluation du lieu : 4
Baldwin, NY

Always make sure to stop in here a couple of times a season. We think Adam’s Meritage is one of the better ones on the Island. We also bought a bottle of the 2013 Chardonnay, aged in neutral oak barrels. Very delicious. Conversation is always lively here, not only with the owners but also with other patrons.

Doug W.

Évaluation du lieu : 3
Patchogue, NY

So the gent who makes the wine over at Ospreys has opened up his own tasting room, he uses grapes from the other guys and makes it for this tiny place with a gift shop feel. His wife keeps bees and sells honey inside so check that out as well.
The wine doesn’t do it for me as I liked almost none of our flights but they get the extra star for how friendly and outgoing they can be. I like a conversation and I like learning something new, that’s exactly what you’ll get here… Unless you’re a cranky know-it-all or something… Anyway stop in if you want, but don’t miss it, it’s truly very small and easily missed.
A nice detour from your mainstream wine trail vineyards.

Eliza M.

Évaluation du lieu : 5
Town of Oyster Bay, Long Island, NY

Husband and I stopped into here today after reading an article about the winemaker and his wife. And I am so glad we did. It’s a small tasting room but filled with love and friendliness. They offer different types of tasting and let you customize the tasting (one taste, three tastings, one glass, etc.). The winemaker and his wife were very knowledgable about the wine, grapes and flavors. The winemakers wife sells items handmade from her bee keeping– candles, lotions, etc. a definite stop on the nofo wine trail!

Tanya C.

Évaluation du lieu : 4
Wilsonville, OR

This was such a cute little quaint place. Kind off unassuming as you drive by, but has a big cork and iron dinosaur out front. We ended up getting some honey, as well as a few bottles to send home.
The hostess was super nice and we had a few laughs with her as she told us about the family run business. I highly recommend places like this. They are little gems and you can taste the love in their wines.

Barbara K.

Évaluation du lieu : 5
West Islip, NY

Loved the wines and especially loved talking to the owner/beekeeper! What a lovely woman and a lovely winery! Worth making a stop here if you’re in the area!

Brooke P.

Évaluation du lieu : 5
Aliso Viejo, CA

We really enjoyed tasting here. the winemaker’s wife was pouring (she is a beekeeper and we had a very interesting conversation) and it was a delight. Tasty wines, great value for the price. And we just had to take home some honey and candles from the wive’s side of the business! Such a fun stop.

Jami-Lyn B.

Évaluation du lieu : 5
Wellington, FL

Wonderful wines! A flavor for everyone. Fyi named coffee pot because the bottom part of the light house looks like one. Love it worth the stop.
They import their wines from a local vineyard and the wine master learned his trade from osprey dominion.

Stacey B.

Évaluation du lieu : 5
Goffstown, NH

This was the best stop on our tour of the region. We visited 5 other wineries in the area, which were great (except for Duck Walk, which was terrible). This place was not at all pretentious, very welcoming, and had a reasonable price for their flight of 6 tastings.
The highlight was learning not just about wine, but also about the bees that are kept there at Blossom Meadow farm! In addition to wine, you can meet the beekeeper on site, and buy locally made lipbalm and candles and honey from the source. As for the wine, the Beasly’ s blend was easy-to-drink,; and we bought 6 bottles, 2 chards, 2 Sauv. Blancs, and 2 Beasley’s.
This was a wonderful place to complete our wine tour and we will absolutely be back. The owners are greagrious, thoughtful, and down-to-earth, and after we decorated two corks for the wine-o-saur, we vowed to return!

Karen F.

Évaluation du lieu : 4
Huntington, NY

One of the newer wineries on the North Fork, but the quality shows they really know what they are doing. The winemaker husband has a long track record of making high-quality wines at other vineyards. The Meritage is exceptional! The beekeeping wife adds another facet to this delightful place. In addition to the wines, Laura had created tiny colorful beeswax candles and crayons in whimsical shapes. I love her lip balm! She has also filled the space with products to encourage the proliferation of our little winged friends, the birds and the bees. You are encouraged to bring back the corks from your wine to fill up the chickenwire dinosaur in front of the building. One more thing that makes this clever duo a go-to stop on any trip to the East End.

Marie M.

Évaluation du lieu : 4
Bradenton, FL

This is a tasting room right on 25. We stopped in because we saw there was a dog there made famous by a wine publication spread on dogs of the wineries. Beasley is his name and he is a black pug. He was not there today sadly.
The wines weren’t bad at all. Try Beasleys Blend named after the dog. It’s a red blend.
They also keep bees and advocate for saving the pollinators. There is a neat little indoor bee box with a glass wall and you can see the bees hard at work.
The lady there is very nice and friendly. There is a wineasairous outside made of wine corks. It’s a work in progress but an adorable idea. We may add a cork to it.

El M.

Évaluation du lieu : 5
Greenport, NY

This is my favorite gem for wine tasting. The wines are spectacular. I always bring a bottle of Coffee Pot when we go to a party or to friends. Their gift box shipping is an easy, pleasing, and affordable process. And the BEES. Laura and Adam really care about the land and have a true respect for the North Fork. They also have great gifts for sale– candles, bird seed feeders, and plants.

Ellie J.

Évaluation du lieu : 3
Fort Lee, NJ

The wine tasting room run by wine maker husband and beekeeper wife. There are various honey bee product once you step inside of the tasting room.
Husband is a winemaker at osphire vineyard in Long Island, this is his own stuff. They don’t have their own vineyard, get grapes from other vineyards.
Wife who was helping wine tasting was really helpful and personal. Tasting fee is reasonable between $ 8 – 10. Tasting room itself was very clean and welcoming. They have giant winenosor in front of tasting room to put wine corks from this winery.
I tasted their variety, my favorite was 2010 maritage. Second best I liked there was Gewürztraminer, it was dry and had lots of aroma.
Doesn’t have many variety of wine but it’s still very potential which can grow bigger.
This is still small and new winery around this area, please drop by to taste some wine and have little chat with the proprietors.

Samantha D.

Évaluation du lieu : 5
Old Saybrook, CT

Absolutely a must see winery!!! Exceptional wine and very friendly!!! You can tell they love what they do!!! Thank you Laura for a great end to our day!!!

Lillian B.

Évaluation du lieu : 5
Brooklyn, NY

GEWURZTRAMINER! One of their whites. It’s incredibly floral and fragrant. And since I have a thing for the floral scent, I am glad I stopped by.
Everything else the other reviewers say about the place is true, quaint setting, personable staff, bees and honey, so no point for me to repeat.

Frank T.

Évaluation du lieu : 5
East Meadow, NY

Nice little wine tasting shop and a bonus — honey and beeswax products! Another bonus is the always cheerful Laura. She is the beekeeper and wine pourer. Very entertaining and an expert on beekeeping and always willing to share her beekeeping knowledge with guests. The wines are very good and the flights are reasonably priced. A great place to visit if you are looking for a less crowded winery to enjoy your tastings.

Joyce S.

Évaluation du lieu : 5
Greenport, NY

If you’re visiting the North Fork on Long Island and want to complement your wine touring with a live honey bee observatory, come to Coffee Pot Cellars. You’ll meet Adam the owner and vintner and Laura, the beekeeper. This husband and wife team bring the best of the North Fork together in one place. While you sip a wine — or water if you’d prefer — I enjoyed visiting this airy shop with its unique beeswax kids crayons, made by Laura, as well as checking out a live hive of honey bees! While Adam can wax eloquent about the latest vintage, Laura covers the other waxing on the life of bees and how they are faring on the North Fork. Come on by to relax, cool off and enjoy the wonderful company of Adam and Laura while discovering the best the North Fork has to offer.

Cheryl K.

Évaluation du lieu : 5
Parkland, FL

Spent a day touring the north fork wineries and visited Coffee Pot on the recommendation of another winery we visited. It’s a tiny, quaint location right on the main road.
We walked in and were greeted by Laura one of the co-owners who happens to be a bee keeper. Her husband Adam joined us and explained how he has been a wine maker for years and finally decided to open their own place a year ago. We happened to be there on their 1 year anniversary and they were so thankful we were there.
For $ 7 we got to try 4 of their wines — 2 whites — a Chardonnay and a Sauvignon Blanc and two reds — a merlot and a red blend. All four were fabulous but I liked the Sauvignon Blanc best.
In addition to wines, they have different hand made products made from the bees — honey, beeswax candles, lip balm, jams. I left with a bottle of wine, a lip balm and a wonderful solid lotion bar — it’s amazing! Really pretty tasting room too!

Yor A.

Évaluation du lieu : 5
New York, NY

What a nice place.
We went to 3 other wineries but this one is the best.
It is a very small space but because of that the attention you get is the best.
They explain about the area and the wines very nicely.
In other places they just give you wine and charge money.
We will come back in the summer for the honey they make.

Coffee Pot Cellars

Cutchogue, États-Unis