Harmony Vineyards w Saint James

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  Justin Owens

  :: 23 May 2018 08:52:15

  When i first came to this cool little spot the prices were reasonable and the wines were great. On several return visits i have witnessed the price skyrocket for the same quality wine. 16$ a glass is not reasonable at all in my opinion, and 50$+ for a bottle should be reserved for premium vintages not a baseline.

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  Marc Adelman

  :: 29 April 2018 14:26:09

  Cute, charming farmhouse setting overlooking the water. It’s close to the city and a refreshing change of pace. Brunch was family style lacking the fine details one might expect at a vineyard / destination. The wine was decent for the region. Overall, destinations should be about experience. Harmony is small with a limited wine list and menu. They would benefit if they added an extra touch to the food.

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  Jennifer Parr

  :: 28 August 2017 00:34:37

  Visited during brunch and thoroughly enjoyed my time. Beautiful views, accompanied by delicious farm to table breakfast and lunch samplings and bottomless mimosas. Pancake towers, omelettes, muffins and some of the best eggplant I've tasted. Great experience and fast, friendly service. Would return for brunch again.

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  Robert Bogucki

  :: 08 August 2017 20:10:39

  Amazing setting and the view is to die for. The proprietor and his staff create a warm and welcoming vibe. This is what Long Island must have been like before it became a "suburb". Last Sunday the Chardonnay was perfectly balanced with the food and the backdrop of the Harbor. By the way, their 2015 Chard is the best I have ever had on LI....this was a nice surprise since I have always consistently ordered their reds (which have always been amazing)

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  Qingqing Zhang

  :: 14 July 2017 12:18:06

  I don’t normally write reviews but was so taken with this out of the way place I had to share. First, the tasting room is bordered by Avalon Park and sits on the Stony Brook harbor. This translates into a serene quite waterfront experience. The tasting room transports you back to the beginning of settlers on Long Island as it dates back to some of the first structures here. The 1690 house is totally restored and is worth visiting on it’s own. We chose to start with their flight tasting options and sampled a variety of their red blends of different vintages. I particularly liked their later red blends 2013 and 2014 which had surprisingly rich tannin structure, great nose and mouth feel. The chardonnays were delicate and very refreshing. I especially like that they don’t oak their chardonnays as they are made in a more chablis style. We sat on their “Vineyard Terrace” which overlooks the chardonnay block down to the water and I can’t tell you how relaxing and transportive that was in words. There was live music but I almost wished they were not playing preferring to hear the bird songs. I could not more highly recommend Harmony Vineyards.