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Weed Orchards, a U-Pick farm offering pick-your-own apples, is located at 43 Mount Zion Road, Marlboro NY 12542, Ulster County in the Hudson Valley. "We are a fourth generation fruit farm situated at the base of the Marlboro Mountains. We grow apples, peaches, pears, pumpkins, grapes and vegetables on our 150-acre farm.
"Local craftsman John Nicklin constructed an old-fashioned wagon to escort customers through the orchards to pick apples, or to just enjoy a leisurely ride around the farm. Picnic tables surround the lake so that you may sit, relax and enjoy the fruits of your labor."
Attractions Apple Bakery Face painting and sand art Lookout station and pirate ship entrance Petting Zoo Pirates of the Hudson Corn Maze Playground for children
DMV Address Marlboro Motor Vehicles Town Hall on Rt 9W in Marlboro Marlboro, NY 12542 Ulster County Phone number for the Kingston DMV office: 1-845-340-3700
Raccoon Saloon, serving Pub food, is located at 1330 Route 9W, Marlboro NY 12542, Ulster County in the Hudson Valley.
Features Outdoor Dining Water views of a ravine and a waterfall
The word is This pre-Revolution family-owned saloon offers fantastic burgers among other good pub food, fun ambiance, views of waterfall (try for a table by the window) and affordable prices.
Weed Orchards, a U-Pick farm offering pick-your-own apples, is located at 43 Mount Zion Road, Marlboro NY 12542, Ulster County in the Hudson Valley. "We are a fourth generation fruit farm situated at the base of the Marlboro Mountains. We grow apples, peaches, pears, pumpkins, grapes and vegetables on our 150-acre farm.
"Local craftsman John Nicklin constructed an old-fashioned wagon to escort customers through the orchards to pick apples, or to just enjoy a leisurely ride around the farm. Picnic tables surround the lake so that you may sit, relax and enjoy the fruits of your labor."
Attractions Apple Bakery Face painting and sand art Lookout station and pirate ship entrance Petting Zoo Pirates of the Hudson Corn Maze Playground for children
Hidden Cellar Restaurant, serving Italian cuisine, is located at 1441 Route 9W, Marlboro NY 12542, Ulster County in the Hudson Valley.
The word is Outside may not look like much but wait till you get inside; enjoy the beautifully decorated Tuscan style decor, great food and gracious service; all at reasonable prices.
Raccoon Saloon, serving Pub food, is located at 1330 Route 9W, Marlboro NY 12542, Ulster County in the Hudson Valley.
Features Outdoor Dining Water views of a ravine and a waterfall
The word is This pre-Revolution family-owned saloon offers fantastic burgers among other good pub food, fun ambiance, views of waterfall (try for a table by the window) and affordable prices.
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Weed Orchards, a U-Pick farm offering pick-your-own apples, is located at 43 Mount Zion Road, Marlboro NY 12542, Ulster County in the Hudson Valley. "We are a fourth generation fruit farm situated at the base of the Marlboro Mountains. We grow apples, peaches, pears, pumpkins, grapes and vegetables on our 150-acre farm.
"Local craftsman John Nicklin constructed an old-fashioned wagon to escort customers through the orchards to pick apples, or to just enjoy a leisurely ride around the farm. Picnic tables surround the lake so that you may sit, relax and enjoy the fruits of your labor."
Attractions Apple Bakery Face painting and sand art Lookout station and pirate ship entrance Petting Zoo Pirates of the Hudson Corn Maze Playground for children
Raccoon Saloon, serving Pub food, is located at 1330 Route 9W, Marlboro NY 12542, Ulster County in the Hudson Valley.
Features Outdoor Dining Water views of a ravine and a waterfall
The word is This pre-Revolution family-owned saloon offers fantastic burgers among other good pub food, fun ambiance, views of waterfall (try for a table by the window) and affordable prices.
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Benmarl Vineyards is located at 156 Highland Avenue, Marlboro, NY 12542 in Ulster County. Benmarl Vineyards holds the NY State Farm Winery license #1 and is the acknowledged parent of the burgeoning farm winery industry that has brought fame to the wineries of New York State. Benmarl's fine wines have won acclaim throughout the world and prestigious awards. Benmarl's varietal and table wines are made, aged and bottled at the winery from grapes grown on the Benmarl Estate as well as from grapes of other growers.
The Miller family began wine growing as a hobby, saw it become a kind of privately sustained research station and eventually become what friends have described as "more a crusade than a business". It began appropriately on a vineyard in the Hudson River Valley. Wine has been made from the grapes of this region since the 17th century when the French Hugenots grew vines and made wine in nearby New Paltz. U.P. Hedrick, author of the Grapes of New York, called the Hudson region "the birthplace of American viticulture" citing a planting in 1827 at Croton Point as the nation's earliest commercially successful vineyard.
TIME Magazine described Benmarl and its eastern farm winery counterparts as "a new breed of winemakers, whose wines of fine quality and elegance are shaking California's throne." The highly respected "New York Times" wine columnist Frank Prial became interested in Benmarl and its Société when it sought his help in publicizing the need for legislative reform to encourage farm wineries in New York, and he described its wines as "remarkable examples of what dedication can produce." Author and wine authority Alixis Lichine wrote in his "Encyclopedia Of Wines And Spirits" that "Benmarl promises to be among the finest vineyards in the nation". Press blue button for more information about Benmarl Vineyards.
Glorie Farm Winery is located at 40 Mountain Road, Marlboro, NY 12542. Housed in a 1913 barn near the top of Mt. Zion Mountain, Glorie Farm Winery is one of the newest wineries in the Hudson River Valley Region.
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Kedem Winery, producing kosher wines, is located at 1519 Route 9W in Marlboro, NY 12542 in Ulster County. Royal Wine Corporation operates Kedem Winery. Royal Wine has a heritage of perfection and family tradition which spans over 8 generations of superb wine production. With scores as high as 92 in Wine Spectator Magazine, Royal's wines have earned international recognition.
What Makes a Wine Kosher? A simple definition of “kosher,” is a food prepared in accordance with Jewish dietary laws. The term “kosher wine” refers to a wine that was made according to specific guidelines. Kosher does not represent a variety or style of winemaking and the fact that a wine is kosher has no effect on its taste. In other words, kosher wine is not like Chinese or Italian food, which are varieties of food. Since kosher law does not prohibit the use of specific wine styles, grape varieties, or origin, any wine made in accordance to these rules can be kosher. This explains the large variety of kosher wines available from around the world, including Argentina, Australia, South Africa, Spain, New York, California, France, Israel, Italy, among others.
Today, the range of grape varieties used for the production of kosher supervised wines has greatly expanded. Consequently, kosher wines are available in all varieties from around the world. Kedem Winery is open for tours and wine tastings. Press blue button for information about Kedem Winery.
Stoutridge Vineyards is located at 10 Ann Kaley Lane, Marlboro, NY 12542. We are members of the Shawangunk Wine Trail and the Meet Me In Marlborough Farm Trail. The vineyards are half a mile from the Hudson River on the south-east facing slopes of a ridge of land on which grapevines and fruit trees have been continuously planted for 200 years. The Marlboro area has a rich history of fruit and wine production and during the 1800's was the principal supplier of fresh fruit for New York City.
We specialize in Germanic style white wines from the Pinot Blanc, Vidal Blanc and Riesling varieties, and Northern Italian style red wines from the Pinot Noir, Sangiovese and Teroldego varieties.
The winery is currently housed in a picturesque and historic stone farmhouse known to elder locals as "The Homestead". The winery at Stoutridge Vineyard is a gravity flow design built into a hillside directly on the site of the pre-prohibition era Morano Winery (1902 - 1919). The old winery's foundation wall is all that remains of the historic structure, and it has been meticulously restored to become a beautiful front wall for the Stoutridge tasting room patio.
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