sweet baby vineyard

Any tour of New Hampshire wineries should include a stop at the Sweet Baby Vineyard in East Kingston. It is a small facility with a very nice tasting room that enables them to give visitors a pleasant experience. They produce some reds and whites and more fruit wines. We stopped by on a Saturday afternoon and were able to taste three reds, two whites and a number of the fruit selections. The fruit lines tended to be very sweet as well as the Niagara white wine. The Chardonnay and the red wines including a Cabernet all tended to be a little on the sweet side and not as dry as others I’ve experienced. Still they were pleasant and we came away with a bottle of the raspberry wine and a bottle of the Cabernet. The best way to visit is through one of the promotional coupons through Amazon Local or Groupon. This entitles you to a very generous cheese tray, souvenir glasses and a discount off of any wine purchases. All in all it was a pleasant visit and the only thing that would’ve made it more complete would’ve been a little bit more of a presentation on the extent of their operation and the history of it. Any questions in those areas we’re cheerfully answered.

While visiting family nearby we stopped by Sweet Baby for a tasting. The wine was great and they offered a variety of types. The tasting price was amazing, and we ended up buying aome to take home for friends. Most amazing was the cheese and cracker plate which contained a big piece of excellent cheddar! This is on our "repeat visit" list!

My partner and I absolutely loved Sweet Baby Vineyard. Lewis was incredibly knowledgable and passionate about his wine, which btw is incredible! The tasting experience was quite enjoyable. We ended up buying 4 bottles that day, only to stop at market basket and buy 2 more the next day.

I had family from California visiting and I had no idea what to do with them, I knew this winery was close to my house but never stopped in. I took the crew of 6 of us and we had a fabulous time. For $5 each we were able to try a good amount of wine. We also got the cheese platter and wow this was a chunk of cheese! All 6 of us were able to have our fair share. It's a great little place and I would certainly take any visitors we have here for a nice afternoon!

While having a relaxing vacation in New England we decided to try a wine tasting at Sweet Baby Vineyard.......what a find! Molly conducted the tasting and she was simply amazing. Her enthusiasm for wine and food, as well as her relaxed professional approach was fantastic. We tasted six wonderful wines and so very enjoyed the marvelous cheese board. This place does not skimp on the pours or the cheese! Surprisingly our favorite wine was the Apple Cranberry! Just a most fantastic experience and the wines were 25% off when purchased on the day of the tasting! and the prices are already low! We wandered around the barrel room and so very enjoyed the place. This is a MUST GO experience!

We stopped at Sweet Baby Vineyards on a girl weekend wine tasting in New Hampshire. When we first pulled up we weren't blown away by the curb appeal, but once you walk in it's perfect! You walk into where the wines are aging then go upstairs to a great loft tasting area! The owner was the one doing the tasting with us, and unlike some of the other vineyards we visited, he actually gave us a good size pour so we could really taste the wine and decide which ones to buy. (Side note: Their tasting glasses are so cute and different from any other winery I've ever visited!) He also gave us complimentary crackers and cheese, which were delicious! The wines were really great and reasonably priced! It was our favorite stop of the wineries we visited this trip! Highly recommend a stop at Sweet Baby's if you're in the area!

From the outside, we were skeptical. Not exactly the winery atmosphere I was expecting. However, once we got upstairs, we all changed our minds. Very cute atmosphere with plenty of seats to relax and enjoy samples. The owner was very nice and down to Earth. We went on a groupon and it was a great deal! Cheese plate was so generous we took some home. 6 samples each and wine wasn't very expensive. 4 bottles a total of $38. Not bad. All wines were very fruity and light. Loved it here. Would love to go back if ever in the area. Just an FYI: this is not a winery where you enjoy a bottle outside or on the deck. Just enjoy samples and buy some for home :)

On our way from Ct to Ogunquit, Me , we had to stop in to say hi to lewis and enjoy his wines again. its a fun stop, friendly conversation, good wines and Oh I cant forget to mention the creative incense burner/ash catcher :() .

Ok, I'm serious.... PLEASE do not move! Having you guys down the street is something I just can't do without.First off, the wine is excellent. Do a wine tasting and hang with these folks, they're great people and you're sure to have fun. It's just that easy. If you see a bottle of theirs somewhere, do youself a favor and give it a try.And seriously gang, don't harp about 2 bucks. Maybe Arty Demoulas can give you a bottle for 2 bucks less.....he's not the little guy. Bet you can get the same item cheaper at Wal-Mart than your local corner store. Gee, funny how that works. Abe Lincoln said, "Better to remain silent and be thought a fool than to speak out and remove all doubt.". If you don't understand why you can buy something cheaper at a volume dealer like Market Basket that buys wholesale, stay silent. What a rude comment, but in their defense, the ignorant seldomly know when they're being rude.

Enjoyed a pleasant afternoon sampling 6 different varieties of wines. Cheese and crackers were also served which went nice with the wine samplings. The tasting room had high tables and chairs and a comfortable sofa. The host was very knowledgeable about the various wines. You can also purchase any wines that you may like.

Hi,We were at your wine tasting two weekends ago and had a wonderful time.. We each purchased 6 or more bottles of wine. You had mentioned that we could purchase the wine at Market Basket, so when I went shopping this weekend, I checked it out. And happily there they were. Sadly, it was priced 2 dollars less in the supermarket. One bottle was three dollars less. Can you explain to me why you charge more at your facility than at the supermarket? This does not make sense to me.Love your wine, Hate being duped! Here was the response. Which wines are you talking about? None of our wines are 2 or 3 dollars more at our place. They are 1 dollar more at our place because I have to pay for heat, electricity, rent and labor. At market basket I do not. As for being duped that is probably the rudest thing that I have ever heard. Ask questions and learn the facts before you send a rude comment like that. Lewis

we were greeted by the 'high-spirited' owner, Lewis, who led us through a wonderful assortment of his wines. He was obviously proud of his products and rightfully so. He imparted his with each and every pour, and his enthusiasm was matched by the rather large crowd enjoying his wines. We reluctantly left just before closing at 5 on this Sunday, but not before we purchased several bottles of our Sweet Baby favs. There is a wide variety of fruit, red and white wines for your tasting pleasure.

We went to the vineyard as a group of 6 women, Friday afternoon snack, on a Groupon. We had a fabulous time. Tried a number of wines, had cheese and crackers, and we brought cupcakes to celebrate a birthday. The host could not have been more accommodating. Cute place. We commandeered the two loveseats and comfy chairs with the coffee table area. Some of us did buy wine, based on the tastings. Perfect afternoon with the girls!