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Sip, Savor, and Celebrate Earth Day on the Shawangunk Wine Trail - April 26-27, 2025
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Small Logo 280x280 Swt Website Square Image Earth Day Cheers Shawangunk Wine Trail
Discover the flavors of Hudson Valley wines perfectly paired with savory spring-inspired bites!

WARWICK, N.Y. & NEW PALTZ, N.Y. - Washingtoner -- Shawangunk Wine Trail's annual Earth Day celebration is back on April 26 and 27, 2025.

Earth Day just got a whole lot more delicious! Join us for an unforgettable weekend of wine and spring-inspired food bites as we toast to the season. This is your chance to sip, savor, and celebrate the beauty of the Hudson Valley while enjoying some of the best wines the region has to offer.

Early Bird Tickets are on Sale NOW – Don't Miss Out!

Your ticket includes a tasting flight paired with a savory food bite at each stop, plus the first 300 lucky attendees will receive a free herb seedling to take home and grow!

Support local, sip local, and celebrate Earth Day and the coming of spring on the Shawangunk Wine Trail.
  • Full Experience Ticket Includes:
  • Shawangunk Wine Trail Event Tasting Glass,
  • Herb Seedling (Limited to the first 300 attendees).
  • A tasting flight paired with a savory food bite at each location on your chosen itinerary.
  • Designated Driver Ticket Includes:
  • Non-alcoholic beverage and savory food bite at each location on your chosen itinerary.
  • Coupon to receive a free standard tasting flight, to be claimed at a future date at the SWT member winery of their choice. DD must present an ID to receive the coupon.
Choose from three self-guided tasting tour itineraries and explore the trail at your leisure from 11am to 5pm. Each itinerary groups nearby wineries together, minimizing travel time.

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Itinerary #1 features these wineries:
  • Robibero Winery, New Paltz
  • Benmarl Winery, Marlboro
  • Quartz Rock Vineyard, Marlboro
Itinerary #2 features these wineries:
  • Magnanini Farm Winery, Wallkill
  • Whitecliff Vineyard, Gardiner
  • Christopher Jacobs Winery at Pennings Vineyards, Pine Bush
  • City Winery Hudson Valley, Montgomery
Itinerary #3 features these wineries:
  • Warwick Valley Winery & Distillery, Warwick
  • Applewood Winery, Warwick
  • Brotherhood, America's Oldest Winery, Washingtonville
  • Clearview Vineyard, Warwick
PLEASE NOTE: Tickets are not available at the door for this event. All online ticket sales will end on Friday, April 25, 2025, at 10pm EST. This event is for ages 21 and up. Please drink responsibly.

Learn more about our transportation and lodging partners. For more information email us at info@gunkswine.com or call 845-256-8456 Monday-Friday, 9am-5pm.

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