"I cook with wine, sometimes I even add it to the food." - W.C. Fields



Check out our guest artists for your Friday night entertainment! Friday night at Jamesport we offer a perfect option for dinner out with Live Music, your favorite Jamesport wine and one of our delicious pizzas.

Summer Hours!!!

Live Music on the Patio

August 2, 2024 - Christiaan Padavan

August 9, 2024 - Grace & Paulie

August 16, 2024 - Watson & James feat. Kirsten

August 23, 2024 - Kevin Hart

August 30, 2024 - Haig Mathosian

Coming Soon!

Trivia is Back - Stay tuned September 20, 2024

Jazz in the Vines

You Don't Want to Miss This Concert! Its the last one of the 2024 Season

August 24th Spyro Gyra

https://crushwineexpo.com/jazz-in-the-vines/

All White Wines on Sale Now!

60% off of Case Only while supplies last!

Sauvignon Blanc - Chardonnays - Field Blend White - Rieslings

As the Vineyard turns….”

In the Northern Hemisphere, the months of July and August are when grapes on a grapevine begin to ripen, a process called veraison. During this stage, the grapes change from small, hard, green berries into the grapes we recognize, becoming softer, larger, and more mature in color. The grapes also develop higher sugar levels and less acidity. 

Here are some other things that happen to grapes during the months of July and August: 

• Fruit set: Clusters of grapes form in July. 
• Color change: The grapes' chlorophyll is replaced by anthocyanins (red wine grapes) and carotenoids (white wine grapes), causing them to turn translucent gold for white varieties and purple-ruby tones for red varieties. 
• Engustment: The berries soften as they build up sugars. 
• Shoot tipping: Winegrowers may perform shoot tipping to control yields and select the best grapes. 
• Hedging: Vines may be hedged to allow more light to reach the canopy, which is important for fruit maturity. 

The ripening process is influenced by weather conditions, and is accelerated by warm temperatures. However, ripening can be suspended during periods of high wind or very high temperatures because photosynthesis would result in excessive water loss. 

The Tasting room "Pour"

Wine of The Month

New Release:

2023 Vintage of Rose

What you will experience;

Made from the Syrah grape our Rose will bring notes of strawberry, peach and the perfect amount of tartness much like the taste of a watermelon rind.

Stop in during our NEW extended tasting room hours for a taste and if you purchase a bottle of our 2023 Rose that same day your taste turns into a free glass. Must be consumed during your visit and excludes wine club members. Expires August 31st, 2024.

Did you know?

You can become a Wine Club member and have your favorite Jamesport Wines shipped right to your home every month as long as you have a New York address. If you love our garlic knots this is one of our many perks to becoming a Wine Club member.

For more info send Email to: brianne@jamesportwines.com