Corey Creek Winery

I’m a big fan. Bedell is a family favorite — and sister property Corey Creek did not disappoint. Same wonderful wines, same great staff. The venue is beautiful. Cozy indoor tasting room, wonderful outdoor space with views of vines as far as the eye can see.
Try the Rose and First Crush (both red & white). Great wines

Return? On a nice night, yes. More for the atmosphere than the wine
Atmosphere (4) Went for their Tuesday night gig ($ 4 cover charge) — music, Noah’s food tuck and wine. People throw down blankets and have picnics. Lots of families, little kids. Corn hole bean bag toss.
Food (3+) Pulled pork (3+), burger (3+). Also did the wine tasting (²⁄₃)
Service (3) Friendly
Cost = $ 39 before tax/​tip w/​wine tasting

Pretty nice vineyard and the service was good. The tasting room was a bit small and crowded, but the grounds were just beautiful. The hostess was a nice gal and she did her best. The ATM onsite was a good plus!
I recommend checking it out.

Corey Creek is the sister property to Bedell Vineyards. The grounds and interior décor of both properties are spectacular and well-​maintained. There’s an obvious differential between midweek and the weekend crowd flow. You can actually clam a table, sit back and soak in the vineyard views.
Corey Creek reminds me of a spacious, open floor plan home – with ONE large room serving as the tasting room. Space is not limited as there’s ample seating on the front porch, a deck with overhead pergola and lawn seating.
The flight tasting is 5/​$ 15 which includes two whites, two reds and one rose. Outside food is allowed on the premise but not in the tasting room so unfortunately, you cannot nosh and compare notes. If I’m not mistaken, 2013 was a good year for the East coast and their Malbec sold out at Bedell.

Great for summer nights to do the Twilight Evenings which on on Mondays, Tuesdays, and Thursdays from 5pm to 9pm. Its $ 5.00 admission for non-​wine club memebers. If your a wine club memeber it’s free. You get to enjoy a nice night with music and even they have a food truck. The food truck depends on the night. But overall, it was a nice evening. I definitely recommend just trying it one night.

I was not a fan of the service but the setting on the back porch with the view of the beautiful vineyards made up for it! We enjoyed a Cab franc and fell in love with the view!

Very beautiful setting. Red wines are ok. The staff members are nice. $ 5 cover charge on Monday nights is totally not worth it.

I stopped here with my husband as part of a private winery tour. We had just come from Bedell’s Cutchogue location so we did not try any wines at Corey Creek, but we thoroughly enjoyed the food truck that was there (Chiddy’s Cheesesteaks) as well as live music. The view is beautiful and it is worth checking out!

This is the best wine in Long Island. I’m from California and this is by far the best!!!
Just like California wine, very good craftsmanship of wine…
Same owners bedell wines

Went last week it was a nightmare, the hostess takes bribes from people to be seated earlier, she had a nasty attitude and the wine was a ⁴⁄₁₀. I would avoid and try another winery. This wine tastes like shit

Corey Creek is incredibly breath-​taking in every sense of the word. Sometimes, I hate being a Long Islander, and then I come here, and I am in total awe. Corey Creek is an absolutely beautiful vineyard with kind, excited staff and chill clientele. Any of the wines here I have had are good, but not the best I have ever had. I enjoy the wine here, but I do not find myself needing to rave about it. This place is quaint, and perfect for coming with a date, a friend, mom, etc. I love sitting languidly on the couches, overlooking the vineyard, and sipping my wine. Relaxing, child, wonderful place to be. I’m not sure that I would bring a large group here, may be best for just a few people.

Used to be better, but still great. On Mondays and Tuesdays during season the atmosphere is casual and fun, the ever present live music and elevated view over the vines only adds to the ambiance. Last year they offered two for one bottle deals, but greed has prevailed and you“ll find deals no longer. Still, a fun and worthy stop. This is a subsidiary of Bedell, and lives up to the quality of overall experience one would come to expect from a top 3 East End brand.

Love loved loved it! Had a great tasting with Jack from the winery this November afternoon. Each wine the husband and I tasted was better than the last. Normally a red family, we loved the 2013 Chardonnay and gewur… oh you’ll figure it out. Liked the first red. LOVED the rose and sparkling. Joined the wine club and can’t wait to come back. Cruise this summer? Yes. Glad the other Unilocal reviews didn’t deter us.

Beautiful view of the vineyard, they have giant chess games and cornhole! Great place to have brunch and wine

Favorite wine the Gallery Chardonnay. Unbelievable!!! Pricey but worth every sip! A gentleman named Jack is always smiling and happy to serve us. Great sophisticated place to enjoy a tasting or to just pop open a bottle and chill. Highly recommend

Where do I begin. So we arrived and before we’ve even set foot in the main bar area, we’re told by three different staff members, «We’re closing at 3:00pm for a wedding.» And not in a nice, oh by the way tone, more like a «get the hell out soon» tone. What a way to greet guests.
Then I walked in and it’s been awhile where I’ve had someone stare me up and down and give me a look that reads, «What are YOU doing here?» I can only assume they were drunk wedding guests.
We get to the bar and I order a glass of malbec. The bartender, who is quite possibly the rudest staff of them all insists on lecturing us about the wedding close time, and just stares at my four friends while they select a wine.
You’d think that since they were in a such a hurry to chase people out, they would, I don’t know, POUR my wine?!? No, instead it turned into a game of telling my friends that they should save $ and buy a whole bottle, while I stared at him with my $ 20 bill in my hands.
We finally settle on the deck by the entrance and was told by three more staff members that the place was closing shortly.
Honestly, next time just CLOSE FOR THE ENTIRE DAY. Unreal.

One of my favorite wineries on the North Fork! Great spot to stop after a few tastings and share a picnic and a bottle of wine on the back deck overlooking the vineyard. Gorgeous, gorgeous views and so relaxing!
The staff has always been friendly and helpful with suggestions. This place has never struck me as the type of winery to hit up for a tasting the way one would at a Pindar or Duck Walk. Better to grab a glass or bottle and enjoy! The wine is delicious but a little more expensive than some of the places nearby – split a bottle! It’s worth it.
I just love it here. The atmosphere is just what you want on a sunny day while sipping some wine. The back deck has cushioned seats and tables inviting you to sit, sip, and thoroughly enjoy good wine. The yard below had chairs and picnic tables and shady spots. Plenty of room here! I’ve heard they host events during the summer on Monday and Tuesday nights with food and music – hoping to make it out to enjoy those soon!

This winery is related with Bedell winery. They carry some labels from Bedell and gift products as well. Winery itself is beautiful and spacey. Tasting was just casual without any greeting, the guy who did our tasting didn’t have any personality. Actually somewhat rude.
They advertised that they won several competition with their Gewürztraminer. Merlot was delicious but Gewürztraminer that they served me didn’t meet the high expectations.

Definitively my favorite vineyard on the North Fork.
Great atmosphere and very friendly and helpful service at this laid back winery make Corey Creek a great destination on the East End. My favorite thing about it is that its a bit farther out and never as crowded as the vineyards closer to Jamesport.
Being that it is baby sister to Bedell Cellars, you’ll find a lot of Bedell wines on the shelves. Sadly fewer and fewer Corey Creek labeled products seem to be available, but the Gewürztraminer will always be my favorite from this vineyard. From Bedell I recommend the Taste Red if you’re looking for a good red.
Avoid the crowds… stop in for a flight or two!

Sister vineyard of Bedell at only a fraction of the size. This vineyard strays from being like the many other wine tasting assembly lines. The inside wine tasting area, is a small L-​shaped bar, capable of only serving approximately 20 customers at a time. For others, you’ll either have to wait or grab a couple bottles and sit at a table on the rear balcony and listen to live music. There is additional seating in the front, two square picnic tables seating about 4 – 6 each; and several picnic tables spread across the ground (grass) level.
During my last visit here, our group picked up a couple bottles and a plate of cheese/​salami/​pepperoni/​olives. The salami was dried and cured perfectly, and one of the cheeses had some serious heat. Yum! But I’m sure most don’t come here for the snack plates. The wines are decent, my favorite being the 2007 Gewürztraminer.
There is one unisex bathroom situated adjacent to the wine tasting area, which could use some maintaining as it can get a bit messy. And don’t forget to lock the door with the latch because the door handle lock does not work. I’ve had a little mishap where a stranger walked in while I was going #1.