Adirondack Winery celebrates 18 years with special events and new experiences

This month marks the Adirondack Winery’s 18^th anniversary. What started in 2008 as a small operation in a Canada Street storefront has grown to become one of New York’s most recognized, award-winning craft wineries, producing 35 handcrafted wines that are sold across the country. In addition to its flagship tasting room in Lake George, the winery now welcomes guests to its Queensbury headquarters and restobar.

“At 18 years, we’re feeling incredibly grateful and incredibly energized,” says Sasha Pardy, Co-Owner and President of Adirondack Winery. “This anniversary is about honoring the wines, people, and moments that got us here, while also celebrating everything that’s new: our new websites, new shopping and rewards capabilities, a new quarterly wine club, and a fresh new direction for our Restobar. We’re proud of how far we’ve come, and even more excited about where we’re headed.”

The 18^th anniversary celebration features a “Cheers to 18 Years” Tasting Experience, which will be offered April 17-19 at both tasting rooms. The guided tasting offers guests seven favorite wines and ciders produced by the winery’s sister brand Extreme Hights Cidery, plus two premium selections. The sample lineup was chosen to highlight customer favorites, family-inspired creations and award-winning products.

The special tasting will include wines such as Soaring Strawberry and Serenity Lavender Rosé, as well as Extreme Heights Esther Hibiscus Lime Hard Cider. Guests will receive a limited-edition wine glass that is etched with an Adirondack Lake scene.

Guests who book the “Cheers to 18 Years” Tasting Experience at the Queensbury Tasting Room, 1 p.m. or 3 p.m. seating, will also receive a free winery tour guided by the wine maker, owner or wine lead. The experience is $30 per person and may be booked online at the Adirondack Winery’s event page. Reservations are strongly encouraged.

“This year’s anniversary celebration really reflects who we are,” says Pardy. “We love creating experiences that feel festive, memorable, and welcoming — whether that’s a guided tasting, a spring cocktail on the patio, a great meal with friends, or a live music night in Queensbury. Eighteen years in, we still want people to feel that same sense of discovery and fun every time they walk through our doors.”

For more information about the Winery’s events, including live music at the Queensbury Tasting Room, club memberships, and menus, visit the Adirondack Winery website.