The Tug Hill Estate;
Home of Tug Hill Vineyards, Spirits, Orchards, and Events
Nestled on the slopes of the Tug Hill Plateau just outside of the sleepy town of Lowville, Tug Hill Vineyards is a breathtaking destination with sweeping views of the Black River Valley, delicious wines and spirits, and farm fresh food. We look forward to your visit.
We offer regular wine and spirits tastings, an array of special events, and more!
Located at 4051 Yancey Road, Lowville NY. Just off of NYS Route 12. Tug Hill Vineyards is a 40-acre estate, complete with a timber frame functions hall, wine cellar lounge, gardens and patios, and production building.
Attention travelers coming from Interstate 81 via Route 177, the Porter Road is a seasonal road that connects to Yancey Road. It is recommended that you continue down 177 and take a left onto Route 12 at the intersection until you reach Yancey Road.
The Vintner's Lounge
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Vintner’s Lounge; Tasting Room and Retail Shop
The Vintner’s Lounge is regularly open to the public. We invite you to enjoy leisurely wine and spirits tastings and lite food offerings in this newly renovated space. The Vintner’s Lounge is located in our main hall’s ground floor and is accessed through an entrance at the garden level. Tug Hill Vineyard’s Wine, Spirits, and merchandise are available in-store; curbside pickup is available.
Regular Hours: Sunday-Wednesday 11-4, Thursday-Saturday 11-6
Vintner’s Lunch is on pause until Spring 2022.
General FAQ's
Q: Are Reservations Required?
A: Depends – Special dining events require reservations, for general public events like Brunch and Wine Down, we recommend reservations. Vintner’s Lunch and regular wine tastings is walk-in based, however we do appreciate reservations be made for groups larger than 6. Reservations can be made on OpenTable or by calling 315-376-4336
Q: Are you Kid and Dog Friendly?
A: Yes! Families are welcome at all events! Special pricing for children isn’t always listed, please give us a call if you’re bringing under 21 visitors to special dining events. Dogs are allowed on the grounds, you must clean up after them if needed. Animals are not allowed in our building though.
Q: Can I park my RV overnight?
A: Yes, please email info@tughillvineyards.com to arrange this. 1 night stays are allowed.
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Regularly Offered Public Events
Sunday Brunch
Our Sunday Brunch Buffet is one of the many enjoyed ‘pop-up style’ public dining events held in the Tug Hill Estate’s main event hall. Enjoy a relaxing dining experience and a curated farm-fresh buffet. Reservations are recommended, walk-ins are welcome.
‘Wine Down’ After Hours
Live music, a curated lite dinner menu, and a bar stocked with fine wine, beer, and specialty cocktails guarantee an enjoyable evening on the Tug Hill.
Doors open at 5, Kitchen open from 5-8, Live music 6-9.
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Special Public Events
Wine Down with Dave Scanlin
Tug Hill Vineyards 4051 Yancey Rd,, LowvilleThursday, January 27, join us for Wine Down with the legendary, Dave Scanlin. Our menu can be viewed on our website. Doors open at 5 p.m., and music begins at
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Italian Dinner
Tug Hill Vineyards 4051 Yancey Rd,, LowvilleOn Saturday, January 29, we will be hosting an Italian dinner. This delicious meal will include house made garlic bread, salad with our signature maple balsamic dressing, your choice of
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Sunday Brunch- January 30
Tug Hill Vineyards 4051 Yancey Rd,, LowvilleSunday brunch will be offered on January 30, 2022 from 10 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Our menu can be found on our website. To make reservations, visit OpenTable or call
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Food and Wine Pairing Class with Gretchen
Tug Hill Vineyards 4051 Yancey Rd,, LowvilleAs you know, Tug Hill Estate is known for our exquisite and carefully tailored food and wine pairing dinners throughout the year. Now, you, too, can become an expert in
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Sightseer Pack Basket Class with Linda Scherz
Tug Hill Vineyards 4051 Yancey Rd,, LowvilleJoin Linda Scherz, owner of Adirondack Basketry, as she guides you in making your own Sightseer Basket from start to finish at the beautiful Tug Hill Estate. This is a
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Local Hotels, Restaurants, & Attractions
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Restaurants and Cafés
Here are just a few of our favorites things to do nearby:
Jeb's Restaurant
Jeb’s is a family-owned and operated restaurant that offers a comfortable place to relax and eat some great American cuisine, with a North Country twist! Located right in the heart of downtown Lowville. The two dining rooms and bar have high, original tin ceilings, and Tiffany-style chandeliers. Originally built in the 1920s this building has been everything from a post office, to a grocery, to a tavern!
Tony Harper's Pizza & Clam Shack
Tony Harper's Pizza & Clam Shack is open year-round in the heart of Old Forge, NY and Lowville, NY. Our lunch specials--whipped up daily--are fast, fresh and delicious. Our homemade pizza comes from original recipes. Nothing is more delicious! Except maybe our signature Whiskey Wings, steamers, and highly popular ``Raquette Cheese Steak``.
Cafe Z
Cafe Z is an internet cafe on the 4 corners in Lowville NY. We offer a great selection of hot or iced drinks year-round.
PB & J Café
``People, Bagels, and Java`` a family-friendly cafe serving coffee, bagels, open-face sandwiches and more!
Looking for more to do? Check out the Lewis County Cuisine trail!
The Lewis County Cuisine Trail travels through back roads to the Villages of Lowville, Croghan, Castorland and Copenhagen and showcases locally sourced and produced foods unique to the area. From goat farms, to cow dairies, to farmer owned cooperatives, the International Maple Museum, famous Croghan Bologna, and restaurants carrying local products, the Lewis County Cuisine Trail offers a little bit for everyone.
With the rolling hills, beautiful terrain, and swift changes of the seasons that bring an assortment of colors, take a drive along the trail and be enriched with the Lewis County culture and history. Once you’re here – you’ll be hooked.
We look forward to seeing you on the trail!
LOCAL ATTRACTIONS
NEIGHBORING BREWERIES AND WINERIES
LOCAL HOTELS, LODGES, & BED AND BREAKFASTS
Where to Stay
Judges Quarter’s
Located in the heart of the village of Lowville, this bed and breakfast with three unique guest room offers a comfortable stay. Originally built in the 1800s the historic integrity of this beautiful federal colonial remains intact. The warm, comfortable, family feeling is felt throughout this home.
1812 House
The Historic 1812 House, Bed and Breakfast located in the center of Lowville is conveniently located within walking distance of the downtown. The house creates a picture-perfect backdrop for all occasions including Showers, Reunions, and Weddings.
The Lodge at Headwaters
38 room lodge located in Boonville, with easy access to the Adirondack Park, it has become a highly sought after location for snowmobilers, hikers, and avid outdoorsman.
The Edge Hotel
Located in Lyons Falls, The Edge Hotel has 65 rooms and includes the Boondocks Restaurant & Bar. Located just 25 minutes to the south of Tug Hill Vineyards.
Beaver Creek Lodge
Seven Bedroom Vacation Rental on 400 Acres. Restored farmhouse, available year-round. Perfect for multiple families, large groups. Located between Copenhagen and Barnes Corners.
Ridge View Lodge
Book a comfortable and pleasant stay at the affordable Ridge View Lodge. Only 4 miles from Tug Hill Vineyards. A popular destination for snowmobilers.
Hotels in Watertown
30 minutes north of Tug Hill Vineyards
Airbnb’s & Other Nearby Hotels
Nearby VRBO’s
Lakeside Retreat: Bookings and Info Page
LOCAL ATTRACTIONS
Things To Do Near Tug Hill Vineyards
Burrville Cider Mill
The Burrville Cider Mill is one of Jefferson County’s oldest establishments. The structure, formerly known as Burr’s Mills, was built in 1801 and was originally used as a sawmill and a gristmill. There is record of a cider press being in use at the Mill as far back as the 1800s. In the 1940s Homer Rebb converted the Mill to cider production on a commercial scale. Ever since then “Burrville Cider” has been known as the best cider in the North Country.
The International Maple Museum
The International Maple Museum Centre was founded in 1977 to preserve the history and evolution of the North American maple syrup industry. Exhibits depict the history of maple syrup and sugar making techniques ranging from those used by the Native Americans to plastic tubing and stainless steel evaporators in use today.
Local Country Stores
Miller’s Meat Market
“Miller’s General Store” began back in 1962. It is now a custom butcher shop, grocery, bakery, and specialized local goods store.
Nolt’s Country Store
General Store just outside of Lowville, fresh produce, deli counter, home goods, baked goods, and bulk goods.
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