A box of Bridge Lane Sauvignon Blanc. (Credit: Alice Falcone/Bridge Lane Wine)
Memorial Day weekend is finally here and with it the unofficial start to summer. Beaches will be full. Hamptons roads will be over-full. (more…)
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Our spring wine picks pose for a photo at Palmer Vineyards in Riverhead. (Credit: David Benthal)
As the snow melts and the weather warms, we all start thinking about the early spring bounty Long Island has in store for us. From leafy greens like the season’s first spinach to crunchier vegetables like radishes and asparagus to the first ramps and garlic scapes that shoot from the ground, we’re soon going to have a wide array of local produce to eat. (more…)
Need a new, fun night out idea this winter? Check out Grace & Grit’s cocktail pop-up at the Bridge Lane tasting room in Mattituck.
So far this winter they have hosted two events at Bridge Lane and the third will be held March 31 from 6 to 10 p.m.
The menu includes signature cocktails by mixologist Joe Coleman. Drinks range from a Smoked Old Fashioned to a fruity El Mai Tai. Coleman also incorporates Bridge Lane wine into some cocktails. (more…)
Bridge Lane Chardonnay is now available in a can. (Photo courtesy of Bridge Lane)
At its best, unoaked Long Island Chardonnay is fruit-forward without being too fruity with nice weight, fresh acidity and subtle lemony herb qualities. It’s some of the most versatile and food-friendly wine you can pick up at a local winery. (more…)
I don’t know about you, but with this week’s frigid weather, I’m thinking about spring already. Begging for its early arrival, in fact. (more…)
The Bridge Lane Wine lineup is full of crowd-pleasers, not only because of their taste and price point, but because they are sold in bottle, box and keg.
So how could this company, the sister label of Lieb Cellars, expand its fan-favorite party and travel-friendly offerings?
The obvious answer would be cans. (more…)
The view of Oregon Road from the intersection with Bridge Lane in Cutchogue. (Credit: Monique Singh-Roy)
With stunning views of local waterways, acres of undeveloped pastures and rows and rows of lush grapevines, a long drive down one of the North Fork’s picturesque roads can be a relaxing and therapeutic exercise.
While it can be frustrating to traverse Main Road and the North Road, especially on Sundays in the fall, there are many long, serene roadways that are free from the hustle and bustle of the main arteries.
Here are five of our favorites for a Sunday drive.
Remember: If you do choose to make a trip down one of these streets, heed the speed limits and respect the people who live there. (more…)
