Sunset Meadow Vineyards

"We had the best time at SMV this afternoon! The vineyard is beautiful, the atmosphere is great, and there is lots of seating both indoor and outdoor. The wines are absolutely delicious, and our server Mary was extremely knowledgeable about the flavors, ideal food pairings, and the winemaking process. She was very hospitable and outgoing, and she provided an excellent customer experience to everyone who came in regardless of how busy it got. We stayed for a while and definitely bought some bottles to bring home!!"

"Just had an awesome tasting at Sunset Meadows. What was refreshing is they don't push flights. just tastings and the tastings selection includes all their wines, even the reserves. I much prefer the traditional tastings as the winery staff give you background info on each bottle as you taste it. All the wines tasted were great.. favorites include the cabernet franc. Probably the best cab franc in the state. You have to finish off the visit with their merlito. A+ experience all around."

"Beautiful winery, have some great tasting wines for every taste. Gives an option to mix and match reds, whites and desert wines. Generous pours, reasonable prices!"

"Our first visit to Sunset Meadows Winery, it was a beautiful day & such a pretty spot to sit outside, enjoy the views & try some wine & chocolates. I had the red wine & chocolate tasting & my friend had the white wine. We both found the wines quite enjoyable & the chocolates were delicious. The staff was knowledgeable, friendly & quite helpful. Liked the little gift shop too. Will definitely go back again."

"My family wanted to go to a vineyard in Litchfield, but I guess we drove too far because we ended up here, in Goshen. I'm glad we did. We came on a Sunday and the place was bubbling. I hate having to navigate parking fields, where you literally have to park in the grass and hope that is the right spot, but there were multiple people directing us where to go. They were young kids directing us, but they had a lot of experience and were very friendly. They had a live band and a food truck. At first there was no place to sit, but a nice couple let us share a picnic bench with us. I'm glad they were so friendly otherwise I would have had to sit on the ground, where there are ants. I don't like sitting next to ants. I had to go inside to get the wine. The store was maxed out, but the staff kept it flowing by asking each person in line what they wanted prior to them reaching the counter. Very smart! I judge a place by if they ID me. I'm balding, and my non bald spots are grey. I'm also fat and have wrinkles all over my face. If you need to ID me, then I immediately know you have no experience, but I didn't get carded, so onward with my positive experience. Back at the picnic bench, I couldn't find my wife. The nice couple said that my wife moved to a pair of Adirondack chairs, which are much more comfortable that a picnic bench. I thanked them for their help. There was a food truck there that put crushed Doritos as a topping. At this point I thought I was in heaven. Every place has there problems. The only problem I had with this place was the amount signage needed to tell people not to bring their own water. The nice guys in the parking lot were warning people not to bring water. There were so many signs in the lawn that I had to crop 1/2 my pictures. I get you don't want people to bring water so you can charge them, but I think that is wrong for two reasons: 1) people will get drunk faster and possibly then drive drunk 2) this is America, and sometimes I like to walk around with my 8QT camel water pack. I should be able to do this where I go. I took a lot of pictures of the parking lot. Best time ever."