Cideries, breweries, distilleries, and wineries across the Valley — one region-wide guide, and one for every corner of it.
Roughly 180 craft-beverage producers are in the directory — more than any other single thing the Almanac tracks besides the farms themselves. Start with the region-wide guide for the history and the big picture, or jump straight to your corner of the Valley.
How the Valley became one of the great craft-beverage landscapes in America — roughly 180 cideries, breweries, distilleries, and wineries, where they cluster, and how to build a day around a glass.
Read the guide →The county where it all started — Tuthilltown, Whitecliff, and 18 more, from the Shawangunk Wine Trail to the Rondout Valley to the mountaintop.
Read the guide →23 cideries, breweries, distilleries, and wineries — Brotherhood's cellars, the Warwick orchard cluster, and the black-dirt grain belt.
Read the guide →18 cideries, breweries, distilleries, wineries, and even a sake brewery — Beacon's dense strip, Poughkeepsie's mills, and Millbrook's flagship vineyards.
Read the guide →36 cideries, breweries, and distilleries across four mountain counties — firehouse distilleries, foraged wild-apple cider, and farms that grow what they pour.
Read the guide →34 cideries, breweries, distilleries, and wineries — spa-town brewpubs, Troy's riverfront, and the field-to-glass estates of Columbia County.
Read the guide →16 cideries, breweries, distilleries, and wineries ringing the Queen of American Lakes — a lakeside crawl into the southern Adirondacks.
Read the guide →17 cideries, breweries, distilleries, and wineries closest to the city — Captain Lawrence's pioneering brewery and the county's only cidery and winery.
Read the guide →Looking for farm stands, sugarhouses, and day-trip loops instead? See Farm Trails, or browse maple, makers, fairs, and more on Explore by Theme.