Meadowdale Winery

10/19/2026

How about some lawn bocce at night.....
That's right, glow in the dark Bocce balls....
Thursdays 7pm-8pm.

Well start out as a pick up games. If we have a lot of interest, we can start a tournament.

919 Madison Ave is the parking lot OR
Park around there and enter through
the many walk ways. Or 420 Western Ave. Park around there and enter through the many walkways.

The courtyard is between Western and Madison.

10/19/2026

Did you know your next favorite sip could be made right here in the Capital Region? 👀

Since 2015, the Capital Craft Beverage Trail has helped people discover the craft and farm-based beverage producers in our own backyard. Every producer sources ingredients locally, giving you plenty of reasons to explore, taste, and support local.

A little hometown pride. A lot of good pours.

Are you a local craft beverage producer? Consider joining the Trail! Send us a message to learn more!

10/16/2026

You love our 1736 recipe birch w**e. Now you can buy birch seltzer in our tasting room. We're carrying four varieties: original, apple gooseberry, black courant & thoroughwort, and mulberry nettle.

10/15/2026

Join us there this afternoon!

10/13/2026

https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1E4jDuHSiE/

Have you seen a photo of the Helderberg Escarpment, and thought, “How much would my voice echo if I yelled?” By the time you’re settled in Meadowdale Winery with a glass, and taking in the scenery, you’ll be so relaxed, you won’t want to yell at all. Their w**e is for the birds: Reds include their Curious Cardinal and Downy Woodpecker Merlot; if you prefer whites, you might try the Great Egret Traminette.

Meadowdale also lays claim to America’s first w**e, their 1736 Birch, so named because Dutch settlers used tree sap to make it, in the absence of apples and grapes. Zag where everyone else zigs, and head west of Albany for your leaf-peeping, leaving time for a glass of w**e

10/12/2026

10/02/2026