Rhode Island's unique coastal climate and rich agricultural heritage make it an unsuspecting location for vineyards and wineries. By choosing locally crafted wines, you're investing in these local communities and their work. Consider taking a bottle or two home with you after your visit, and browse here for more local shopping inspiration.

Sakonnet Vineyard

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You'll find Rhode Island's oldest vineyard in one of the state's easternmost towns, Little Compton. Established in 1975, Sakonnet Vineyard spans 169 acres. Find a cozy spot among the expansive grounds and enjoy wines by the glass or bottle and seasonal kitchen offerings.

Newport Vineyards

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Newport Vineyards patioNewport Vineyards is just across the water on Aquidneck Island in Middletown. Not only has this family-owned farmland produced a robust portfolio of wines for more than 25 years, but it's also home to a craft brewery and delectable farm-to-table dining experiences.

Gooseneck Vineyards

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Gooseneck Vinyards

The southern part of the Ocean State offers multiple destinations for any palate, beginning with Gooseneck Vineyards in North Kingstown. Founded by cousins following their dream, their team seeks out the best grapes from across the globe to produce a diverse range of wines wrapped in local culture.

Shepherd's Run

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Wine glass and bottle at Shepherd's Run vineyard

Only a short drive down Tower Hill Road you'll find the sprawling Shepherd's Run South Kingstown estate. With a mission to connect guests to the culture, craft and terroir from near and far, the winery offers local, regional and global offerings by the glass or bottle.

Leyden Farm Vineyard & Winery

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Originally a Christmas tree farm for generations, West Greenwich's Leyden Farm Vineyard & Winery expanded their farm to plant grape vines in 2010 and pursue a passion for winemaking. Today, they offer a fun assortment of red, white and fruit essence wines.

Mulberry Vineyards

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Central RI boasts even more wineries worthy of a visit, beginning with Mulberry Vineyards in Chepachet. Opened in 2011, this husband-and-wife duo highlight the region's versatile fruits through their wines and ciders.

Verde Vineyards

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Bottle of wine next to wine barrel at Verde Vineyard

In Johnston, tradition meets tranquility at Verde Vineyards. Wine enthusiasts of any level will appreciate the team's traditional winemaking process. Pack a meal to complement your wine tasting while you soak in the picturesque views overlooking Moswansicut Lake.