RAISE A GLASS

It’s time to fall into an adventure you can truly savor! Gather with your besties, or come to meet new friends, and “CHEERS!” to memories made and the moments yet to come. Jumpstart your tasting itinerary with a few of these suggestions:

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Brewery Ommegang

Ommegang brews eight ales year-round, as well as an extensive and imaginative range of seasonal and specialty ales. The beers have won a national following by connoisseurs of fine beer and are distributed in 43 states and internationally.

Cooperstown Distillery

Cooperstown's first and only micro-distillery offers award-winning hand-crafted spirits, utilizing a majority of New York State agricultural products in its commitment as a farm distillery.

Fly Creek Cider Mill

Witness cider-making at the historic Fly Creek Cider Mill & Orchard just three miles from Main Street Cooperstown. Relax on the Millpond boardwalk with lunch or a sweet treat and a glass of apple wine.

Red Shed Brewery

As a NY state farm brewer, Red Shed Brewery features the best of locally grown hops and ingredients, with taprooms in Cooperstown and Cherry Valley.

Pail Shop Vineyards

Pail Shop Vineyards, Winery and Tasting Room makes small production wines in a converted barn looking out over the hills of beautiful Fly Creek Valley.

STEP UP TO THE PLATE

What pairs well with our craft beverage scene? Delicious dining, of course! Take time to enjoy the many flavors of our restaurants, whether you're looking for something casual or to linger over a decadent meal while taking in the lakeviews.

Casual Dining

From local delis, to ice cream stands, to renowned barbeque joints and pizza shops, options are a plenty.

Farm-to-Table

Enjoy fresh foods from local farmers' markets and sample the innovative creations of chefs utilizing our fertile location in the Susquehanna River Valley.

Fine Dining

You'll find waterfront restaurants, Italian bistros, quaint cafés and swanky resort bar settings all throughout Otsego County.

Craft Beverages

Once the former hops-growing capital of North America, Otsego County has a rich history when it comes to beverage production - from wines and spirits, to beers and ciders.