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1. Aaronap Cellars ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

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2. Alfalfa Farm Winery ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

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3. Balderdash Cellars

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4. Black Birch Vineyard

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5. Boston Winery

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6. Cape Cod Winery

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7. Hardwick Vineyard and Winery

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8. La Cantina Winery

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9. Mill River Winery

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10. Mineral Hills Winery at Godard's Red Hen Farm

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11. Nashoba Valley Winery

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12. Plymouth Bay Winery

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13. Running Brook Vineyard and Winery

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14. Russell Orchards

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15. Truro Vineyards

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16. Westport Rivers Vineyard

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17. Willow Spring Vineyards

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Summary and Frequenly Asked Questions:

Massachusetts is home to more dozens of delightful wineries, many of which are located within the state's southern region within the beautiful Southeastern New England American Viticultural Area. Despite cold and difficult climate conditions and a short growing season, the state's wine industry has thrived for centuries, dating back to the region's pilgrim days. Additional wineries are located within the designated Martha's Vineyard AVA. These wineries offer public tastings and sales, with many also offering complimentary vineyard tours showcasing harvesting and production methods.

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