Coffin Cellars Winery

A neat little local winery. Stop on in an taste the wine and buy your favories. Also, he is often at the Concord Farmers market on Sat morings. The line wine was the most interesting. He has many other fruity flavors.

Coffin Cellars is a small family owned winery, the likes of which I have never seen. To be clear, their Blueberry Wine is probably the best wine I've ever had. There is a house wine I had back in the 70s in Strasburg, France that might be competitive, but that was a long time ago and I'm not certain. If you love wine, stop by on a Saturday and try some.

Interesting local winemaker. Their wines are not the typical sweet local grape wines found so often in the region, instead they have found ways to make drier, more tart wines using local fruits and vegetables. The Black Currant and the Raspberry wines make especially good, refreshing sippers.
If you like spicy food, be sure to try their Jalapeno wine -- it has a strong fresh jalapeno nose and a blast of quickly dissipating heat. It's not a wine for sipping but works as a great ingredient in cocktails and cooking.
The tasting room is a work of art -- a restored old farm building loving restored by a talented craftsman.

As always, a delightful experience at Coffin Cellars today. The family uses a variety of local ingredients, many grown on the property, to create unique and delicious wines. If you have not stopped by the tasting room you are missing out on a great NH destination!

The wonderful wines here will really surprise your palate. Go beyond grapes and find a new world. The jalapeño wine is amazing 👏

Love their wine! Thanks Amber and Jamie for the delivery for us to Ciao! Cranberry Pomegranate is wonderful!!
Chuck and Lynn xoxo

Bought a few bottles today and i have to say the white wine is THE BEST!!! I have ever had. Please bring 2 cases to the market next weekend!

Great wine and tasting experience!

Wine was good and the owner was friendly. It a good little Winery

Nice people and wine

Great place!! Love the woodwork

Not sure if maybe it's a mistake or I missed something, but we came here today and everything seemed overgrown and locked up like it no longer existed. We drove a bit out of the way for this because it came up as a point of interest.

Will gladly change review if we just misunderstood. We are travelers and not from NH, so a bit bummed.