Cesar Baeza, a native of Chile with extensive winemaking experience. Brotherhood produces an array of wines, from basic table wines like Chablis, Blush Chablis and Burgundy, to fortified wines, dessert wines and premium varietal wines, like chardonnay, Riesling, Cabernet Sauvignon and Pinot Noir. Take Route 208 north in Washingtonville, go right on Main Street and left to Brotherhood Plaza Drive. A Private Reserve Red is made from Cabernet Sauvignon with Leon Millot and the Dry Red Wine is a combination of Leon Millot and Baco Noir. Cascade's whites include a Seyval Blanc and a Private Reserve White, a blend of Chardonnay and Seyval Blanc selected as the official reception wine for the United States Mission to the United Nations.
Visitors take self-guided tours which end in a tasting room and gift shop.
The winery is noted for its sometimes humorous names to its products, including Le Hamburger Red, Pardonnez-Moi and Spring Fever. Cascade also offers a restaurant featuring regional specialties like goat's milk cheese, smoked trout, salmon mousse, duck pates, locally raised fowl and vegetables in season on its luncheon menu. The more formal dinner menu features several courses and matching wines. Open daily, but reservations are suggested for the restaurant. Found on Flint Hill Road.