Massachusetts wine trails

The most common wine grapes in Massachusetts are Chardonnay, Pinot Noir, Riesling, Gewurztraminer, Pinot Blanc and Pinot Gris, followed by the hybrids Vidal Blanc and Cayuga.
Massachusetts wineries make wine from grapes but also from other fruit, berries, honey and flowers.
Western Massachusetts grows grapes and other fruit on farmland in the Connecticut River Valley.
The state tourism office runs a Massachusetts Wine & Cheese Trail split into four regional routes, from Cape Cod to the Berkshires.

Checked October 1, 2026.

All wine trails in Massachusetts (4)

Trail	Region	Wineries	Links
Boston, South Shore, and Cape Cod & The Islands Wine & Cheese Trail	Boston, South Shore, Cape Cod and the Islands	–	Official site
Central Massachusetts Wine & Cheese Trail	Central Massachusetts	–	Official site
North of Boston Wine & Cheese Trail	North of Boston	–	Official site
Western Massachusetts Wine & Cheese Trail	Western Massachusetts	–	Official site

“Wineries” is the count the trail itself publishes. “Unconfirmed” means we found it only on older or third-party pages.

We list 4 wine trails in Massachusetts. A trail counts only if it has its own website or an official tourism page.