A PLACE TO DISCOVER
A little closer
to Jamesport.
Clovis Point’s tasting room occupies a renovated potato barn overlooking ten acres of vines in Jamesport. The property began its vineyard chapter in 2001.
THE STORY BEHIND THE PLACE
History & heritage
Clovis Point began in 2001 when its partners acquired ten acres of farmland and a barn in Jamesport. Their project transformed that agricultural property into a small vineyard and winery.
WHAT TO EXPECT
The vineyard experience
The tasting room occupies the renovated potato barn above the vineyard. This connection between an older farm building and the surrounding planted acreage gives the property a distinctly North Fork character. Reservations are recommended, and weekend visits may be arranged in seating sessions; call before planning a group stop.
THE WINES
A sense of their style
The winery describes blending separate lots with complementary characteristics as a way to build balance and character. Merlot and Chardonnay are specifically highlighted in its explanation of that approach, with red, white and rosé categories in the broader range.
Styles describe the producer’s range, not a live tasting menu or inventory. Offerings change by vintage and season.
FOOD & THE TABLE
Check what’s on the table.
Current food service and picnic rules were not verified in accessible official visitor material. Confirm directly before planning a meal here.
Useful details for your visit
- Call the tasting room for current reservations, seating sessions and food arrangements.
- Hours, menus and visitor policies can change; confirm with the property before traveling.
Researched 2026-10-26. Current menus, policies and availability should be confirmed with the venue.
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LOCATION & DIRECTIONS
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1935 Main Road, Jamesport, NY 11947
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