A PLACE TO DISCOVER
A little closer
to Cutchogue.
Borghese occupies a historic vineyard property in Cutchogue. The estate connects the North Fork’s agricultural landscape with its winemaking heritage.
THE STORY BEHIND THE PLACE
History & heritage
Ann Marie and Marco Borghese purchased this founding North Fork vineyard in 1999. Their son Giovanni continues the family’s stewardship of the Cutchogue estate.
WHAT TO EXPECT
The vineyard experience
Visitors can bring a picnic, see the property’s mural and arrange a private tour. The team describes cellar visits and discussions of production as part of its hospitality. This is a setting for learning about the region’s winemaking heritage as well as spending time in the surrounding vineyard landscape.
THE WINES
A sense of their style
Borghese emphasizes old-world and Bordeaux-inspired styles, restrained intervention and patient aging. Its range includes red, white, rosé, sparkling and dessert wines. The estate describes hand work throughout production, from vineyard tasks to bottling and labeling.
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.
Guests are encouraged to bring a picnic. An on-site prepared-food offering was not verified.
Outside food: Outside food is welcome.
Useful details for your visit
- Groups larger than six require a reservation.
- Buses and limousines are not accepted.
- Leashed dogs are welcome outdoors only.
- 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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17150 County Road 48, Cutchogue, NY 11935
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