There are 38 wineries and tasting rooms on the North Fork of Long Island, spread across ten towns, west to east: Baiting Hollow, Riverhead, Aquebogue, Jamesport, Laurel, Mattituck, Cutchogue, Peconic, Southold and Greenport. This is the full index, with each winery's address, phone number, a map link and a link to its own page. Hours, tasting fees and reservation, dog and group policies change with the season and are deliberately not listed here — check the winery directly before you drive out.
All 38 North Fork tasting rooms, grouped by town west to east, from Baiting Hollow and Riverhead to Greenport.
Address, phone number, a Google Maps link and a direct link to each winery's own website.
Cutchogue and Southold hold the largest clusters; Greenport is the eastern end of the trail.
Policies and fees are left to the wineries themselves, because they change by season.
The same index the Vine & Tide Android app uses to plan a day's route west to east.
Frequently asked questions
How many wineries are on the North Fork of Long Island?
This index lists 38 wineries and tasting rooms on the North Fork, in ten towns from Baiting Hollow and Riverhead east to Greenport. Vine & Tide's Long Island directory covers 46 in all; the other 8 are in the Hamptons and on the North and South Shores.
Which North Fork towns have wineries?
Ten, west to east: Baiting Hollow, Riverhead, Aquebogue, Jamesport, Laurel, Mattituck, Cutchogue, Peconic, Southold and Greenport. Cutchogue has the most tasting rooms with 11, followed by Southold with 7, and Mattituck and Peconic with 5 each.
Are there wineries in Greenport, NY?
Yes. Kontokosta Winery, at 825 North Road, is Greenport's tasting room, and Southold, the next town west, has seven more.
Is there a map of the North Fork wineries?
Every winery in this index links to its location on Google Maps, and the towns are listed west to east. Vine & Tide, the Android app this index comes from, plans a paced day's route across them.