Clovis Point Vineyard & Winery - Winery in Laurel - 1935 NY-25, USA

I work for a senior living and this past week my residents enjoyed the beautiful grounds and hospitality of Clovis Pointe. Jennifer was on staff that day and was super accommodating to my seniors. She really made us feel welcomed and had all the patience in the world for us. We thank you! Our residents are still raving about their time here!

Did a North Fork Wine Trail day. This was my second time here and was as disappointing as my first visit. The vineyard and grounds are pretty but owners/managers are less than hospitable. There was live music scheduled from 12:30 to 3pm. We arrived shortly before 1pm and we’re greeted with the brusk comment “We have a 1pm and 2pm seating. You are the 1 pm”. We did tastings, ordered food and ultimately a bottle of wine”. Just before 2pm (and out 1hr limit) we were given a choice of ordering more or getting our check. Never have I seen an establishment discourage customers from spending money and actually oust paying patrons. Management is controlling and even followed us to restrooms! We moved on to Jason’s Vineyard (nearly just down the block). The place was packed - unlike Clovis, with no rule of one hour max. It was fun, energetic and welcoming. You have so many choices of wineries on the North Fork. Avoid Clovis!

I’ve visited this idyllic winery several times with a large group and we enjoyed ourselves immensely each time. The wine is fabulous & the staff has always been hospitable & gracious. Hoping to return this summer.

Lots of fun here on Father’s Day. I had the chilled flight, which featured some delicious white wines and a rosé. We also played a game of corn hole and there was some great live music. The vibes were strong!

Positives were the pleasant grounds, attentive service and decent wine selection. There was one BIG negative, however. Upon arrival, my party was informed of a "one hour seating". We've been to dozens of wineries and this was a first. We were still working on our bottle of winewhen our time was up. We decided to go down the road to Jason's winery and had an amazing time.

Beautiful area, great atmosphere, but the wines are very dry, not for me.

Ehh...not worth the drive. Nice folks, and okay wine but the whole experience leaves a lot to be desired. Live music ends at 5:30pm (still trying to figure that one out) and snacks are all packaged stuff you can pick up at Whole Foods for 1/4 of the price.

Beautiful place with beautiful views. A bit pricey but you pay to sit in this little romantic paradise