A PLACE TO DISCOVER
A little closer
to Sayville.
Loughlin Vineyard is tucked into the historic John Ellis Roosevelt Estate in Sayville. Founded by Barney Loughlin and his family, the vineyard traces its history to 1984.
THE STORY BEHIND THE PLACE
History & heritage
Barney and Christine Loughlin founded the vineyard in 1984 on the historic John Ellis Roosevelt estate in Sayville. The official visitor page describes a ten-acre property, giving it a different geographic context from the larger concentration of North Fork wineries.
WHAT TO EXPECT
The vineyard experience
The atmosphere is centered on a tucked-away estate, vines and picnic space. Visitors can follow a nature trail, and the nearby historic house offers tours on a seasonal schedule. The vineyard welcomes families and leashed dogs, including dogs inside the tasting room.
THE WINES
A sense of their style
The published lineup includes Sauvignon Blanc, old-vine Chardonnay, Merlot and Pinky Rosé. Pinky is named for the family’s donkey. The wines span fresh white styles, a fuller Chardonnay and a softer red style.
Styles describe the producer’s range, not a live tasting menu or inventory. Offerings change by vintage and season.
FOOD & THE TABLE
Something to enjoy alongside.
Cheese and charcuterie boxes from Sayville Cheese and other grazing options are available. Food trucks appear on selected event dates.
Outside food: Outside food and picnics are welcome; outside alcohol is not permitted.
Useful details for your visit
- Supervise children; sports equipment is not allowed.
- Check the event calendar for food vendors and the historic house’s tour schedule.
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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255-299 County Road 65, Sayville, NY 11782
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