Connecticut wine regions

Connecticut's tourism office organizes its wine country into regional trails, and Cruv maps three: Mystic Country in the east, Greater New Haven, and the Litchfield Hills in the northwest. Save the stops you pick as a plan in Cruv.

35+ places in Cruv · 180+ upcoming events · 3 wine regions

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Rows of autumn-yellow grapevines on trellis wire behind a dry-laid fieldstone wall, with a tree line and blue sky at a vineyard in Pomfret, Connecticut.

Wine regions in Connecticut

  • Mystic Country

    10+ places in Cruv

    Mystic Country, in eastern Connecticut, is part of both the Coastal Wine Trail and Connecticut Wine Country, according to the state tourism office. Wineries sit around Stonington and in nearby inland towns.

  • Litchfield Hills

    5 places in Cruv

    Litchfield Hills, in Connecticut's northwest, is one of the wine-trail regions the state tourism office names. Most of its towns fall inside the Western Connecticut Highlands AVA, established in 1988.

  • Greater New Haven

    7 places in Cruv

    Greater New Haven is the tourism region around New Haven, including Hamden and Orange. The state tourism office lists it among its wine-trail areas, pitching it as a base for arts, dining and beach towns.

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