Sannino Vineyard
At Sannino Vineyard, expect a high quality and immersive experience into winemaking and tasting, with a focus on growing and crafting quality wines on the North Fork of Long Island.
Experience wines through a comparative tasting style with knowledgeable team members. Located in the heart of Long Island wine country, enjoy an afternoon with views of sustainable vineyards and an exclusive look into winemaking facilities. Sannino Vineyard is owned and operated by Anthony and Lisa Sannino, who started their North Fork journey in 2006. The estate includes a highly accredited two-room bed & breakfast and a newly constructed Tasting House.
Bordeaux Blends, Sauvignon Blanc, Chardonnay
The property
Sannino Vineyard is owned and operated by Anthony and Lisa Sannino, who began the business on the North Fork in 2006. The estate combines a tasting house with a two-room bed & breakfast on site, so a visit can extend beyond a single tasting.
Reservation formats
The winery's site lists a range of visit formats beyond a standard walk-in tasting, including Large Group Reservations, Special Outing Packages, a Semi-Private Rental, After Hours and Quaint Gatherings among its Private Gatherings options, and a Full Winery Rental for buyouts, in addition to standard reservations.
Getting there
Sannino Vineyard is at 15975 County Road 48, Cutchogue, NY 11935. Published hours run Monday through Thursday from noon to 6pm, Friday from noon to 7pm, Saturday from 11am to 7pm, and Sunday from 11am to 6pm, with service concluding 30 minutes before closing each day.
Tasting style and additional offerings
The winery describes its tastings as educational and comparative rather than a quick bar pour, guiding guests through the wines with staff while looking out over the estate's sustainably managed vineyards and into the winemaking facility itself. Beyond standard tastings, Sannino also runs VIP Blending Sessions and Vine to Wine Tours, and its Sorellina line represents the estate's newer releases alongside its core wine program.
Staying overnight
The estate's adult-only bed and breakfast has five accommodations — the Tuscan Suite, the Tuscan Villa and three Bella Vita rooms — each stay including a complimentary wine tasting and cheese platter for two. Rooms are intentionally television-free; Tuscan Suite guests get a chef's-choice hot breakfast delivered to the room, while others dine in the communal dining room. Note that the property keeps a strict no-pet policy, including emotional support animals.
What it costs
| Group tasting, parties of seven to fifteen | $35 per person | plus 20% gratuity; includes five tastings |
| Vine to Wine tour | $100 per person | about 90 minutes, tasting of new releases plus a charcuterie platter for two |
| Vineyard tour | $50 per person | includes a tasting of four wines; fully outdoors |
Prices checked 2026-09-20 — Sannino Vineyard — tours and group reservations
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Frequently asked questions
- What are Sannino Vineyard's tasting room hours?
- Sannino Vineyard's tasting room hours vary by season — typically Friday through Sunday during the off-season and daily in summer and harvest. Always check the winery's website before driving out, especially mid-week.
- Do I need a reservation to taste at Sannino Vineyard?
- Reservations are strongly recommended at Sannino Vineyard on weekends and during harvest season (September–November). Walk-ins are sometimes accepted on weekdays. Booking ahead also locks in your group size for seated tastings.
- Where is Sannino Vineyard located?
- Sannino Vineyard is in Cutchogue, NY, on the North Fork of Long Island. It's an easy stop on most North Fork or Hamptons wine-tasting day trips.
- What wines is Sannino Vineyard known for?
- Sannino Vineyard is known for bordeaux blends, sauvignon blanc, chardonnay. On the tasting menu, ask about their Bordeaux Blends, Sauvignon Blanc, and Chardonnay.
- When was Sannino Vineyard founded?
- Sannino Vineyard was founded in 2006, making it one of the more established producers on Long Island's North Fork.
- How do I get to Sannino Vineyard from NYC?
- From Manhattan, Sannino Vineyard is about a 2–2.5 hour drive via the LIE (I-495) to the North Fork, exiting toward Cutchogue. The LIRR reaches nearby Ronkonkoma and Greenport; from there you'll need a car, taxi, or a booked wine tour to reach the tasting room.
- What's the best time of year to visit Sannino Vineyard?
- Late spring through fall is peak on the North Fork — May and June are quietest with the vines leafing out, July–August is busiest, and September–October harvest brings the best energy in the tasting room. Winter weekends are lower-key with shorter hours; always confirm before making the drive.