East End: Long Island wineries extend their season into winter
Heated igloos, greenhouses and bungalows are allowing Long Island wineries to extend their season into the peak of winter.
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Jan 16, 2023, 11:33 AM
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11h agoHeated igloos, greenhouses and bungalows are allowing Long Island wineries to
extend their season into the peak of winter.
News 12's Doug Geed visited Lenz, RGNY, and Macari Wines to check out what they have to offer!
News 12's Doug Geed visited Lenz, RGNY, and Macari Wines to check out what they have to offer!
