While the Lakes Region, White Mountains, fall foliage, and skiing might be the first things to come to mind when someone mentions the State of New Hampshire, New Hampshire is home to numerous wineries. While many of the wines are hard ciders and wine made from fruit other than grapes, some wine is made from traditional and hybrid grapes as well.
New Hampshire’s first winery, Jewell Towne Vineyards, has been producing wine since 1994. Since then the New Hampshire wine industry has grown to over twenty wineries. New Hampshire has no federally designated American Viticultural Areas (AVAs), so all wine is bottled under the New Hampshire Appellation.
The Wineries of New Hampshire
- Appolo Vineyards, Derry, NH
- Candia Vineyards, Candia, NH
- Coffin Cellars Winery, Webster, NH
- Flag Hill Winery & Distillery, Lee, NH
- Fulchino Vineyard, Hollis, NH
- Gilmanton Winery & Vineyard, Gilmanton, NH
- Haunting Whisper Vineyards, Danbury, NH
- Hermit Woods Winery, Sanbornton, NH
- GrapeTime Winery, Nashua, NH
- Jewell Towne Vineyards, South Hampton, NH
- LaBelle Winery, Amherst, NH
- Moonlight Meadery, Londonderry, NH
- Olde Nuttfield Vineyards, Chester, NH
- Poverty Lane Orchards & Farnum Hill Cider, Lebanon, NH
- Sap House Meadery, Center Ossipee, NH
- Silver Mountain Ciders, Lempster, NH
- Stone Gate Vineyard and Winery, Gilford, NH
- Sweet Baby Vineyard, Kensington, NH
- Walpole Mountain View Winery at Barnett Hill Vineyard, Walpole, NH
- The Vineyard at Seven Birches, North Haverhill, NH
- Zorvino, Sandown, NH
