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Wine lovers can fulfill their grape expectations at a number of nearby vineyards, such as Channing Daughters in Bridgehampton, LI (pictured). Eilon Paz

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Hopewell Valley’s owners have wine in their blood. Eilon Paz

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Mix tannins with tannin’ at Wolffer Estate’s outdoor tasting area. Christian Oth Photography

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Co-owner Christiana Jones and son Jackson take their pick of the fruit at Jones Winery. Christian Johnston

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Jones Winery Christian Johnston

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They’ll be red-dy for your visit at the low-key Lenz Winery on Long Island.

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From left, Richard Reher and Barbara Gasparine of Woodbridge, Conn., and Molly and Vin Gianfredi of West Haven, Conn., enjoy another wine of the times at McLaughlin Vineyards. Christian Johnston

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In addition to wines, Warwick Valley produces an array of brandies and hard ciders.

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McLaughlin Vineyards Christian Johnston

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Graped crusader Cameron Stark toasts his Unionville Vineyards aging facility, which produces wines such as this multi-award winner, the Big “O” Red Montage, 2008. Eilon Paz

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Unionville Vineyards Eilon Paz

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