RDee Winery is a family owned winery with a focus on grape to glass by utilizing grapes from regions that grow them best. Our grandfather, Richard Dee, taught us to put family first and always follow your dreams. He has inspired us to continue to make wine as he did for years creating many wonderful memories.
We hope to one day own our own vineyard and continue to make great wine in Connecticut. Pour a glass and create your story. Our winery was designed and built by hand by the owners and their families. The McAuliffe's and their family designed the place with a vision of tradition and romance. They stained the ceiling, put in the floors, built the bar and included many little touches throughout the tasting room to make it all come together.
We hope to one day own our own vineyard and continue to make great wine in Connecticut. Pour a glass and create your story. Our winery was designed and built by hand by the owners and their families. The McAuliffe's and their family designed the place with a vision of tradition and romance. They stained the ceiling, put in the floors, built the bar and included many little touches throughout the tasting room to make it all come together.
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Angelica P.
Jan 24, 2022
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Cristian F.
Sep 26, 2021
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Natalie W.
Aug 16, 2021
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Went last week for the first time to R DEE winery. I attended one of their craft nights with several of my friends. The winery is a manufacturer where they are similar to a wine bar except the owner does make the wine at a different facility. They currently do not have a vineyard, as they are in an industrial park. However, they do offer many beverages. They have many wines to choose from for a wine tasting flight, they have slushes, and wine by the glass or bottle. They also share their space with a brewery so you can enjoy that as well.
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They also have a brand new patio next to the tasting
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They also have a brand new patio next to the tasting
Sammi M.
Mar 29, 2021
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I came here on a Saturday afternoon to enjoy the nice weather, sit outside and have some wine. The winery is attached to a brewery and in an industrial building, which I wasn't expecting. The outdoor seating were some card tables and chairs set up in the parking lot of the industrial complex which was interesting for a winery. The wines they had were good, a few like the mead were cool to try and unique to a winery. I'd recommend a flight to try things rather than get a whole glass right off the bat.
The folks inside were very friendly however and I felt the prices reasonable.
The folks inside were very friendly however and I felt the prices reasonable.
Christina A.
Aug 29, 2020
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Disappointing. What we did not know is they are in an old industrial building...which is quite nice, and share the space with Powder Mill brewery...BUT they have no sign! We thought we were lost! The wine was only soso...no mention of vineyards. The beer was good....cheese plate was OK....I do wish them luck...nice people, it seemed.
Jennifer C.
Nov 16, 2019
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Went on a Saturday around 1:30 and it wasn't too busy. By the time we left around 4 it was packed though! The space is really interesting. You walk in and it's an open space that the winery and next door brewery, powder hollow brewery, share. You can order from either place and sit on either side. That was nice since some in my group wanted beer and others wanted wine.
They sell wines by the glass, bottle and tastings. Usually tastings are $10 for 4 but I had a Groupon that let us taste 6. They had mostly whites and only a few reds. They source most of their grapes from the finger lakes
They sell wines by the glass, bottle and tastings. Usually tastings are $10 for 4 but I had a Groupon that let us taste 6. They had mostly whites and only a few reds. They source most of their grapes from the finger lakes
Missy D.
Sep 15, 2019
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The winery is connected to Powder Hollow Brewery, which is great. You do have to have separate transactions since they are different companies. So, wine goes on one bill and beer goes on another. They have only been open a year, so they are relatively new. They buy their grapes from other areas, like the Finger Lakes, and the husband and wife team make the wine. Tastings are $10 for 4, which is a little expensive. They are on the dry side and are okay. I am excited to visit again in the future and see them grow.
