These Connecticut Vineyards You Have To See
Whether it be for a bachelorette/ bachelor party, date night, wedding, or a small get together- vineyards can be a relaxing and unforgettable time. They bring people together, make you wind down, and give you a few aesthetic pictures for your social media.
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Paradise Hills Vineyard & Winery
Amazing ambiance and even better tasting wine. Long-standing and family-owned, Paradise Hills Vineyard & Winery is perfect for a family picnic or a romantic stroll. They have live music and a chicken coop to add a more inclusive feel for all ages.
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Gouveia Vineyards
This beauty of a location offers astonishing panoramic views and abundance of land for family time, romantic dining, or a stroll through the 32 acres of vineyards. For events and entertainment, you can bring any food or catering to enjoy with a selection of their 11 wines.
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Taylor Brooke Vineyards
Drinking for a cause? With their Wine Dog 1, every bottle/glass bought donates one dollar to Worcester Animal Rescue League (WARL). Not only this, but they are also expanding into a brewery, and also offer fun events like paint nights for group activities.
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Brignole Vineyards
Brignole has wine and MORE. With events like their Succulent Centerpiece Garden party and Paint & Sip, Brignole offers a night of luxury and a night of fun. They have snacks, food truck events, and even games.
Chamard Vineyards
2 for 1. Food and drink. Chamard Vineyards is the ideal wedding venue, dining locale, or a good old-fashioned wine tasting. With welcoming service, meals, and a pristine landscape, you can assure an unforgettable experience.
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