52 Allhusen Rd New Paltz, NY 12561

Adair Vineyards, previously known as the Thaddeus Hait farm, carries a rich history rooted in the area's farming heritage. Once transformed into a vineyard by Jim Adair, a local watercolor artist, the property's past includes distilling and bootlegging, with Allhusen Road formerly known as Distillery Row. The tasting room, opened in 1989, is situated inside a Dutch barn listed on the National Register of Historic Places. The property, a former orchard, retains hints of its history through the circa 1790 Dutch barn, remnants of the icehouse, and outbuildings. A stream flows through the property, once critical to the winery. Despite its antique charm, the 32-acre property includes ten thousand gallon fully equipped tanks and winery equipment. The property is sub-dividable and consists of mostly open fields, deciduous forest, developed open space, and 1.5 acres of wetlands. Outdoor seating, a designated area for food trucks, a farmers' market, and open space are available for events. The Hudson Valley location is known for vineyards, apple orchards, and local farms. The property has endless possibilities for a winery, brewery, and distillery.