cape cod/martha's winery
#2
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I've been to the island of Martha's Vineyard many times...never been to an actual vineyard there or on the cape. I have tasted wine from Chicama Vineyards, and it was only so-so, IMO. But my standards are high because I've visit wineries in Italy.
Of course this subjective...not sure what constitutes a 'decent' winery. I have talked to people who enjoyed visiting a winery on MV but they didn't speak as if it was the highlight of their trip.
Of course this subjective...not sure what constitutes a 'decent' winery. I have talked to people who enjoyed visiting a winery on MV but they didn't speak as if it was the highlight of their trip.
#3
Joined: Jan 2004
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On the Cape there is:
www.trurovineyardsofcapecod.com
On the way to the Cape there is Westport Vineyards:
www.westportrivers.com
(Their sparkling wine is actually pretty good
A little detour on the way to the Cape in Little Compton, RI:
www.sakonnetwine.com
I would say the locations and settings of these wineries are better than their products...
www.trurovineyardsofcapecod.com
On the way to the Cape there is Westport Vineyards:
www.westportrivers.com
(Their sparkling wine is actually pretty good
A little detour on the way to the Cape in Little Compton, RI:
www.sakonnetwine.com
I would say the locations and settings of these wineries are better than their products...
#4
Joined: Oct 2004
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There is a vineyard in Truro. www.trurovineyardsofcapecod.com . And one in Falmouth www.capecodwinery.com
#5
Joined: Aug 2007
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My cousins are avid Martha's Vineyard fans...they're really looking forward to the "harvest fest" this year. I went with them a few times to various tastings but never found the wines up to par (I agree with Ralphie). Then again I live near Napa, so...




