Mulberry Vineyard

Mulberry Vineyard is tucked into Glocester, Rhode Island, one of the state's more rural northwestern towns known for its forests, farms, and quiet back roads. Rated 4.6 stars across 25 reviews, it offers wine tours and a dedicated tasting room in a part of Rhode Island that doesn't see as many tourist crowds. Glocester sits near the Connecticut border and the George Washington Management Area, making it a natural complement to a day outdoors. It's a genuinely local experience in a less-traveled corner of the state.

Mulberry Vineyard focuses on guided wine tours and an on-site tasting room, two services that work well together for a complete vineyard visit. Tours typically take you through the vine rows, where you'll learn about growing cycles, grape varieties, and how Rhode Island's climate shapes the wines. The tasting room is where you'll sample finished wines, usually guided by staff who can explain what you're drinking and suggest what pairs well with it. It's a hands-on, educational experience rather than just a pour-and-go stop.

Mulberry Vineyard is located in Glocester and draws visitors from across northern Rhode Island, including Woonsocket, Burrillville, and Smithfield. It's also accessible from the Connecticut side, particularly from towns like Putnam and Danielson, making it a cross-border destination for New England wine lovers.