The Vineyard’s Vineyards: A Wine Lover’s Guide to Martha’s Vineyard’s Wineries

Wait, you mean to tell me that there are no vineyards in Martha’s Vineyard? That is correct, it can be really deceiving, and many travelers expect an island filled with grape vines only to discover that grape-bearing vines are not seen. 

Don’t worry. We’ve got you covered. It may be true that vineyards and wineries are not a significant part of the island’s agriculture, but there are many other ways your glasses can be filled.

The following is your guide to the best wineries and vineyards along the Massachusetts coast that every wine lover shouldn’t pass up on your Martha’s Vineyard vacation. 

Cape Cod Winery

Cape Cod Winery is located a few miles away from the ocean. This winery is a place of relaxation and inviting atmosphere. Cape Cod offers over ten different varieties of wine and sparkling wines to choose from. The beloved Rosé Mermaid Water or their refreshing Sauvignon Blanc will sure to bring tranquility. 

Greenvale Vineyards

Greenvale Vineyards is a sixth-generation farm that produces small quantities of exceptional estate-grown wines. This vineyard is settled along the Sakonnet River, and you will experience the vineyard, tasting room, and stunning views. The newest addition to the wine provided is the Pinot Gris Ramato, a 2021 vintage in a Ramato-style wine. This wine includes aromatics, including guava, passion fruit, and dried mango, with the refreshing flavors of honeysuckle, peach, and apricot. 

Mulberry Vineyards

Mulberry Vineyards is located in the historic town of Chepachet, Rhode Island. This vineyard was developed by David Wright. In 2011, he and his wife purchased the historical Andrew Brown homestead, where they have been developing and producing some of the finest wines in Rhode Island. 

Running Brook Vineyard & Winery

The Running Brook Vineyard & Winery is a working farm settled in South Coast, Massachusetts. They grow their own grapes on a 14-acre vineyard and produce all their wines in a winery onsite. If you are not interested in wine, Running Brook also distills in-house unique and delectable Brands, Grappa, and other flavored liqueurs. 

Westport Rivers Vineyard & Winery

Westport Rivers Vineyard & Winery is located in Coastal Westport, Massachusetts where they have been growing grapes since 1986. Visit their tasting bar, tour the vineyard, or simply sit and enjoy the view. Throughout the season, the vineyard hosts many events, including their annual Sunset Music Festival.


Newport Vineyards & Winery

Newport Vineyards & Winery is a beverage and culinary destination that unites together award-winning wine, fresh craft beer, farm-to-table dining experiences, and unique events that overlook over 100 acres of preserved farmland.  

First Crush Winery

First Crush Winery's vision and mission is to simply produce exquisite wines that will capture attention by utilizing the finest fruit and state-of-the-art equipment and technology. Wine lovers can taste First Crush Wine by visiting the winery at local restaurants and specialty wine shops. 

Carolyn’s Sakonnet Vineyard

Carolyn’s Sakonnet Vineyard rests on 150 acres of land, producing award-winning wines for over four decades. The grapes are grown locally and picked by hand, barrel-aged in French, Hungarian, Russian, and American oak. The vineyard offers tasting flights, wine by the glass, and grab-and-go food items for enjoyment. Traditional wine tastings are offered when staffing is at acquired numbers.  


Plymouth Bay Winery

Plymouth Bay Winery helps wine and food lovers have delicious experiences. They create products and generate ideas to bring out the hidden chef in you. The winery is located in Plymouth, Massachusetts, and they craft wines and wine-related products from fruits indigenous to the Northeast. Tastings at Plymouth Bay Winery is sure to be a culinary experience that should not be missed. 

Let’s not forget about the annual Martha’s Vineyard Wine Fest that partakes every summer. Wine lovers flock to this multi-day celebration of food and wine. In the fall, the island welcomes the Martha’s Vineyard Food & Wine Festival for a four-day and four-night of pure indulgence. 


So, despite the idea of Martha’s Vineyard not having vineyards and wineries on the island, many other experiences can partake that can be worthwhile and will satisfy any wine lover’s dream. Come and experience Martha’s Vineyard yourself and consider staying at Pink Rock Rentals. We will provide you with a home away from home located in Downtown Oak Bluffs.

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