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Haight-Brown Vineyard ~ An all-year trademark of Litchfield Hills and Connecticut's oldest winery

Written by Stefan Walczak November 19, 2022

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Haight-Brown Vineyard ~ An all-year trademark of Litchfield Hills and Connecticut's oldest winery

Haight-Brown Vineyard Winery Review When turning onto Chestnut Hill Road in Litchfield, Connecticut, my wife and I were treated to a gorgeous expansive view of the surrounding hills; the sun slowly descended upon them. Such is the appeal of visiting this and other areas of Connecticut. As we drove a little further, we came upon the winery sign of Haight-Brown Vineyard, a large rustic building that houses all kinds of history and wonder.

Mine Hill Distillery ~ Roxbury's own touts spirits that are proudly Still Made in Connecticut™

Mine Hill Distillery Review While out and about with my wife in Litchfield County, we stumbled upon a wonderful and historic landmark in Roxbury Station (the original 1872 name of this small pocket of Roxbury), Mine Hill Distillery, a hidden gem nestled in the picturesque town of Roxbury, Connecticut.

Walker Road Vineyard ~ A Woodbury winery with a classical atmosphere and feel

Walker Road Vineyard Winery Review Nestled on a small side street just beyond Nonnewaug High School sits Woodbury's only winery, Walker Road Vineyard, which welcomes visitors with its cozy and quaint barnwood building. A look around the premises reveals an extensive collection of vineyard rows, and a grassy knoll, one that we previously enjoyed during the warm summer months. Upon entering the building, the high ceilings, exposed rafters, and barnwood, gives off a warm cabin feel. Jim and his wife Bruce Elizabeth can be found here on the weekends serving and entertaining guests. The gallery room is another cozy room to sit and sip wine. One of the first things you might notice is that the owners were very selective with which fine art they chose to display on their walls. Nevertheless, it can make guests feel like they stepped back in time so-to-speak, and it is yet another curiosity that is worth investigating. Walker Road Vineyard's wall of awards can be ...

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