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Happy Holidays from
White Caps Winery!
White Caps Winery with its unusual nautical labels on its quality wines will make a great gift for those who like to celebrate our wonderful lake shore communities. Please stop by and pick up a case of wine at a 10% discount and share it with your favorite friends and family. Or a bottle or two! Have a Wonderful Holiday season and remember to come celebrate with us.

Need a party venue for the holidays? White Caps can host up to 30 people in our bright, beautiful winery. Give Gail a call to set up your special party or event today! 315-767-3084
Contact Info
11544 County Route 125
Point Salubrious
Chaumont, NY 13622
December 2018 Hours
Open Saturdays 12-6
Open Sundays 12-6
Phone: 315-649-2400
Email: whitecapswinery@gmail.com
Photos by Lee Ellsworth
Clarissa, the Cow
Clarissa came to Cedar Grove Farm in the fall of 2018. Clarissa, a pure Jersey Cow, was no longer able to provide milk as part of an organic dairy. This farmer decided to “retire” Clarissa, rather than sell her for meat. She’s a very fortunate cow!

Clarissa loves people and is very friendly. She’s a great ambassador at our farm, looking forward to meeting guests from White Caps Winery when they walk the trails.

Clarissa loves apples, carrots and sweet feed as treats. If cows could smile, she would when she sees you! When you speak to her, she knows her name!
The below is an aerial video. Please click on it to watch. Enjoy!
White Caps Winery, LLC sits on farmland at the edge of Chaumont Bay, once known by Native Americans as Hungry Bay. Since 1838, descendants of Nathaniel Warner, a War of 1812 veteran and shipbuilder, have farmed the land and continued the family nautical tradition. Like other former soldiers, Nathaniel was encouraged to settle in this 'border town' area in the hopes of preventing further British incursions. The Count LeRay de Chaumont of France, once owned this farmland along with thousands of acres and villages, which bear evidence of their history with the French names of his children.