It’s almost wine season again! And for those of you who think every season is wine season, we simply mean the time of year that you can tour Connecticut’s beautiful vineyards and sample some locally made wine. When you begin to think about these warm weather excursions, you will definitely want to plan a visit to this awesome airport turned vineyard on the eastern edge of our state.
Saltwater Farm Vineyard is located in Stonington. The vineyard was established in 2001 on the site of an old 1930s airport. The property had been unused for some time and the new owner imagined a new beginning for the space.
The hangar was preserved and redesigned with a modern flair. The vaulted ceilings give the interior an airy feel while the metal exterior keeps the airport vibe intact.
The wine created here is a local favorite and there are currently eight astounding vintages to choose from on the wine menu. Grab a glass, you are going to love tasting this wine.
The vineyard is located at 349 Elm St., RT 1A
Stonington, Connecticut. Their season begins in April, so visit their website for hours and more information.
Have you visited this incredible airport turned vineyard in the coastal town of Stonington? Or are you getting ready to contact a friend to go check it out with you? If you really love touring local vineyards, check out these wineries that have quite stunning views.
OnlyInYourState may earn compensation through affiliate links in this article. As an Amazon Associate, we earn from qualifying purchases.
