Victory View Vineyard is open for drive-through bottles to go on Saturdays and Sundays, Noon to 4 pm.
We are suspending our outside wine service and reverting to drive through for bottle sales for the remainder of this year.
At Victory View Vineyard we feel fortunate to have space on our farm to spread out and physically distance. We’re open for outside wine service. Here’s how it goes.
Effective immediately – all wine tastings and wine by the glass require the purchase of food. We're ready with New York wine and cheese.
Opting for outside, lately? Victory View Vineyard is open for outside wine service.
Victory View Vineyard has the green light from NYS to allow outside seating for wine service along with our current drive-thru for bottles to go.
Here is a list of Victory View Vineyard wines currently available for drive-thru pickup.
We normally close our tasting room for January, February and most of March, and reopen each year after mud season. This year of 2020 is different. We open March 27th for drive-through sales only.
Due to the current health emergency we will postpone opening our tasting room. Until further notice we will not be offering wine tastings or holding any events. Instead, we plan to offer drive-through sales beginning March 27th.
We're at the Halfmoon Winter Farmers Market on Wednesdays, 3-7 pm.
Victory View Vineyard's wine is a much appreciated and unique gift.
This time of year in the tasting room, guests often ask about the wine our family is serving with our Thanksgiving meal. We're adding a new wine to our table this year - Annalise, a dry rosé - to complement our Thanksgiving bird.
Lafayette is back! Swing by on a weekend to get yours.
How can we grow good wine grapes here? Several reasons.
On Saturday we officially release our newest wine - Annalise - a rosé.
The artisans are at it again. Enjoy local artisan crafted cheeses with our farm crafted wines this summer.
Why is Victory View Vineyard planting more marquette? What the heck is marquette?
We're ready! Victory View Vineyard will open for 2019 on Saturday, March 30th at Noon.
Happy New Year! We reflect on 2018 and anticipate the new year at Victory View Vineyard. Here's a synopsis of the 2018 growing season and what's ahead for 2019.
Good news! We now have Three Rivers, our first red wine blend, available in our tasting room.
It's harvest time at Victory View Vineyard. Here's how it goes...
Explore and taste your way through Washington County on The Cheese Tour weekend - September 8-9th.
At Victory View Vineyard veraison typically begins in late July.
We're ready for Independence Day with our newest wine release - 2015 Marquette Reserve!
Ten years ago we started our vineyard...
Here's our opening line up...
What do we say when we get asked what the growing season is like around here? Well...
We call it our Individual Pruning Plan (IPP). New pruning goals with same mission...
Can you guess what is most crucial for building a new wine region?
Our marquette wine is made in the vineyard...
We keep busy at Victory View Vineyard in the winter...
The last marquette wine of our 2014 vintage is ready to go!
We grow three red grapes and three white grapes on our farm - all French-American hybrids that make the distinctive wines of our region.
A mild winter means Spring comes early to our vineyard...
Victory View Vineyard's wines earn awards...
How do we make our wine trail more of a destination? What are visitors looking for in our region? Evidence suggests the answer is delicious wine! We're on it! What else?
The Upper Hudson Valley Wine & Grape Association...then and now.
What happens at Victory View Vineyard in the winter?
Our 2014 la crescent is...
We entered some of our wines in a second New York wine competition. We figured the competition's results could help us see how our wines stack up with other wines. We think our wines are good, and our customers think our wines are good, but what would judges think?
What to expect at our farm winery...
The Washington County Cheese Tour with wine and beer.
Fair welcomes craft beverages producers.
Northeast NY experiences a bump in grape production.
Good news - official state designation for wine trail!
Meet the wine maker at Victory View Vineyard
Independence Review - a review of Victory View Vineyard's marquette wine
Victory View Vineyard and fellow Upper Hudson Valley Wine Trail member, Amorici Vineyard, were profiled in NY Times article.
Victory View Vineyard's "revolution on the northern frontier of wine making" reported by Todd Trzaskos.
Wine Trail Spotlight on Victory View Vineyard
Pattie Garrett's local farm and food blog - Victory View Vineyard, A Sense of Place.
Carlo De Vito's blog summarizing TasteCamp 2014: Hudson Valley and our winemaker's marquette and maréchal foch.
Richard Auffrey's "worthy wines" at TasteCamp 2014 Hudson Valley.
Victory View Vineyard's Turning Point marquette is a top 10 taste at the 2014 Hudson Valley Taste Camp.
Our bold maréchal foch Lafayette"¦
"Hybrids can be stunning."
Victory View Vineyard experiences 'Ups' as grape harvest begins in the region.
Victory View Vineyard shines in the Upper Hudson Valley.
Victory View Vineyard's grapes survive a rough upstate New York winter.
This feature article gives insights about harvesting wine grapes in vineyards along the Upper Hudson Valley Wine Trail.
Three vineyards in Washington County, NY, including Victory View Vineyard, get noticed in this article.
This feature article gives insights on planting and growing grapes in upstate New York.
Here is an April news story about our wine trail initiative for the Upper Hudson Valley.