Region · St. Augustine, Florida
St. Augustine
St. Augustine
A room, not a vineyard
What should I drink from here?
San Sebastian pours in Flagler's old railway building. The Muscadine comes from Clermont.
- musk
- grape skin
- citrus peel
There is no vineyard on King Street. The Cox family, who own Lakeridge, opened this room in 1996 so the city would have a place to taste the Florida wine.
The downstairs flight is the one that belongs to the state. Upstairs you may be offered a California Cabernet. That is a different bottle, from a different climate. Drink it if you want it. Do not call it Florida.
An hour inside a day of old streets. Then stop.
At the table
Service
Chilled, 45–50 °F (7–10 °C).
Places
Go see St. Augustine.
A tasting room in Henry Flagler's old railway building. The Muscadine is trucked in from the family vineyard in Clermont.
Tasting rooms and itinerary