Perennial Vintners
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Perennial Vintners is OPEN for tastings.

When the weather isn't too lousy, we'll be doing tastings outdoors, overlooking the vineyard. It may be chilly so be sure to bring a warm coat. We have some lap blankets available but you may wish to bring your own!

On rainy days, we may be indoors, however our winery is unheated, so you'll still need to bring a coat.


Please note: We do not take reservations during our normal open hours as we simply do not have enough seating to put aside a spot - it's first-come-first-served. However, don't hesitate to call/txt for availability.
Our Winter (Sep-Apr) open hours are weekends only, 11am-5pm.
Our Summer (May-Aug) open hours are:
Sat, Sun11:00am - 6:00pm
Mon, Fri11:00am - 5:00pm
Other times call/txt/sched By appt. only - call/txt (Contact Us page) or Schedule/Make appt. page

Tasting details:
We present a guided tasting, we'll spend a few minutes and tell you about each wine. This is a $20 tasting fee, which gets you 5 tastes. For every 2 bottles purchased, we waive one tasting fee. We accept cash, all major credit cards, Apple Pay, Google Wallet, etc, sorry, no checks. See our outlets page for local retailers, and we can also ship to most states.

Click here for Directions page on how to get to the winery.

        
Important disclaimers -- please read!
Please remember that the winery is the basement of a private home.
  • Please - no dogs! We have vineyard cats actively protecting the property from rodents/vermin, thank you for your consideration.
  • We are too small to provide any food service. In nice weather, you are welcome to bring your own picnic lunch and enjoy the vineyard from the picnic table.
  • Although there are no obstacles like stairs or curbs, there is a gravel/grass driveway that can make handicapped access difficult.
  • Our gravel driveway and vineyard tour through grass means that high-heels are not a good idea!
  • Our driveway has a narrow steep turn and not much turnaround space at the top. We cannot handle motorhomes or buses. (You could park below and walk up -- contact us first.)
  • Our driveway is shared with other households and is adjacent to agriculture. We ask that you drive slowly to avoid harming kids/pets or kicking up dust onto the plants.

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