THE ESSENTIALS

VINEYARD

APPLEWOOD WINERY

ADDRESS

82 Four Corners Road
Warwick, NY 10990

PHONE

845-988-9292

E MAIL

info@applewoodwinery.com

WEBSITE

www.applewoodwinery.com

OPEN

Mar–Dec:
Sat & Sun 11am–5pm
May–Oct:
Fri–Sun 11am–5pm
July & Aug:
Fri 11am–5pm
Sat & Sun until 6pm

TASTING FEES

$5 per person

ACREAGE

10 acres

PRODUCTION

4,000 cases

OWNERs

Jonathan and Michele Hull

WINEMAKER

Jonathan Hull

APPLEWOOD WINERY
Established 1994MEET THE WINEMAKERS

Jonathan and Michele Hull are the owners of Applewood Winery. Jonathan grew up on the farm and moved to New York City to attend NYU. When he met Michele, his idea of a gourmet meal was takeout. Michele worked at the famous Windows on The World restaurant and was wise in the ways of food and wine. She decided to polish this diamond in the rough and he was a willing pupil. Living in New York City at the time was a great learning experience but Jonathan yearned to return to his agricultural roots.

With his newfound love of wine to inspire him, one day Jonathan hit on the idea of opening a winery on the family farm. And like Eva Gabor, Michele was swept away to the country and the vision became a bucolic reality. The prodigal son returned home and opened the winery with Michele's gracious hand guiding the tasting room. She's been welcoming guests to our tasting room for 15 years now.

"My goal is to make some great wines that are unique to New York and the Hudson Valley that express true life and character," Jonathan says, "If that doesn't work, I'll just hang out under a tree and slurp some Riesling."

3RD ANNUAL HUDSON VALLEY HARD CIDER EXPERIENCE

November 5th & 6th, 12–5pm
A celebration of the Valley’s greatest bounty featuring hard cider, apple wines & holiday wine tastings, food and wine pairings highlighting locally-grown seasonal fare, recipes, comparative cider tastings, live entertainment and logo wine glass.
Includes admission to the Applewood tasting room with over a dozen different wines to taste!
Tickets available on our website.

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