Wine tasting day trips from Burlington, Vermont
18 wineries and vineyards are within about 110 miles of downtown Burlington in the free FarmScout app, the closest about 12 miles away. Near Burlington, Vermont the season usually runs year-round - summer and fall weekends are the busiest, harvest is September and October, and many tasting rooms cut back their hours in winter. Here are 5 well-known places to start planning with. The app shows every one on a map, what each farm has this week, hours changes and events, all dated so you know before you go. Updated October 2026.
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5 well-known wineries and vineyards near Burlington, Vermont
- Fossil Stone Farms (Vineyard)Season: Seasonal
- Four Maples Vineyard & Winery
- The Saratoga WinerySeason: Year-round
- Seven Birches WinerySeason: Year-round
- Hermit Woods Winery & EaterySeason: Year-round
...and 13 more wineries and vineyards within a day trip of Burlington, Vermont - plus over 13,000 farms, farm stands, markets and orchards nationwide. See all their events and what they offer in the free app.
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Planning tips
- Check hours before you go. Many tasting rooms cut back to weekends in winter, and some ask you to book a tasting ahead.
- Plan a designated driver, or book a car or tour. Most wine regions are spread out along country roads.
- Make a day of it. Many wineries share their roads with farm stands, orchards and farm markets, and the app shows what else is nearby.
Questions people ask
Where can I go wine tasting near Burlington, Vermont?
FarmScout lists 18 wineries and vineyards within about 110 miles of downtown Burlington. Well-known ones include Fossil Stone Farms (Vineyard) in Greenfield Center, Four Maples Vineyard & Winery in Champlain, The Saratoga Winery in Saratoga Springs.
When is wine tasting season near Burlington, Vermont?
Near Burlington, Vermont, the season usually runs year-round - summer and fall weekends are the busiest, harvest is September and October, and many tasting rooms cut back their hours in winter. Every farm is different and weather moves it every year, so check what a farm has this week before you drive.
How far do I have to drive from Burlington, Vermont?
The closest winery in FarmScout is about 12 miles from downtown Burlington in a straight line. Most on this page are within a two-hour drive.
How do I know what is ready before I go?
Every product and event in the free FarmScout app carries the date it was reported, by the farm itself or by our team, so you can see what is ready right now. FarmScout is free to download on iPhone and Android.

