BROOKVIEW STATION WINERY

These are exciting times here at the Brookview Station Winery at Goold Orchards. There are new wine releases planned, fun, exciting events, a new local beverage trail and so much more!

This past fall we released our first red wine, Brookview Station’s “All Aboard,” a semi-dry red wine. Its touch of Noiret gives this wine a lightly spiced finish with just a hint of sweetness. We were very pleased this past spring to learn our first red wine had won a bronze medal at the Fingerlakes International Competition.

We have several wine releases planned for the upcoming harvest season, including “Sunset Charlie,” a rosé, and the release of our Whistle Stop White Reserve. For those of you asking about “Lotta Bing,” our sweet cherry wine . . . we will be releasing a slightly different new vintage cherry. “Son of a Bing” will be ready to go at the Annual Apple Festival, Columbus Day weekend.

Apple farms in the Hudson Valley that once numbered in the thousands, now number just a few hundred. This year we are celebrating a very special milestone, “The 100th Anniversary of Goold Orchards,” the home farm of our Brookview Station Winery. We are very proud to say “Goold Orchards is the oldest continuously family-operated apple farm in the Capital Region.” Our centennial harvest celebration begins with a special opening ceremony Labor Day Weekend and continues through the end of the year. For more events and updates follow us on Facebook.

A dry medium-bodied red table wine blended with a touch of Noiret for a smooth, lightly spiced finish.

"2007 Best Hudson River Region Wine" Semi-Dry Apple Wine. A subtle essence of apple is all that lingers behind its smooth sweet-tart finish. Estate Bottled.

Semi-Dry Pear Wine. This light, fruity wine is surprisingly complex and long on finish. Estate Bottled.

"2008 Best Hudson River Region Fruit Wine" Smell the apples, taste the pears in this blended-to-perfection semi-sweet white wine named for the Goddess of the Orchards. Estate Bottled.

Strawberry Wine. As sweet as a June morn, this wine is "Just Picked Perfect." Hudson River Region.

Peach Wine. Hudson Valley peaches picked at the peak of perfection! It's like summer in a bottle. Hudson River Region.

Cherry Wine. A limited production Hudson Quadricentennial Wine Release. Hudson River Region.