Vineyard and winery located on more than 100 scenic acres, with 15 of which are planted with six varieties of grapes, and bordered by tidal marshes, a cove and vistas of Long Island Sound, near the historic coastal village of Stonington.

The centerpiece of the property, which has a small private airport dating to the late 1930s, is a World War II vintage hangar, designed by the late architect John W. Lincoln, a colleague of Walter Gropius (regarded as one of the pioneering masters of modern architecture). The hangar has been preserved and converted into a winery, opening onto terraces and the vineyard. The renovated building showcases a vaulting roof, silvery milled aluminum exterior, the original interior wooden sheathing and dominating the airy room and gathering places, with massive timber trusses. Special events throughout the season.

An ideal setting for a special occasion.

Other amenities: Dining Nearby, Parking