You don’t have to fly to Napa Valley to get a great glass of wine: plenty of fantastic wineries and vineyards exist right here in your own backyard. So, for a sophisticated afternoon of day-drinking, be sure to check out these boozy Florida wine spots.

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Keel and Curley Winery 5210 W. Thonotosassa Road, Plant City | 813-752-9100 Keel and Curley is perfect for the indecisive drinker: If you can’t chose between blueberry, blackberry and fusion fruit wines, this winery also houses a craft beer brewery. Photo via audraonthego/Instagram
Schnebly Redland’s Winery 30205 SW 217 Ave., Homestead | 305-242-1224 This fruit winery, which specializes in mango, lychee, guava and avocado varieties, sticks out from the bunch because of its location: Your tour takes place on a Miami estate. And while the tastings do cost money, you get to keep the etched glass, so hey, souvenir! Photo via Schnebly Redland’s Winery/Facebook
Lakeridge Winery and Vineyards 19239 US-27 North, Clermont | 800-768-9463 After a tour of this winery’s production facilities and a viewing of the vineyards, head down to the tasting room to try some of its award-winning Blanc Du Bois. Photo via krissykriens/Instagram
Endless Summer Vineyard & Winery 4200 Johnston Road, Fort Pierce | 772-460-0500 Good wines, good vibes and good times abound at this chill winery with a permanent surfer feel perfect for sipping a Florida-themed rose or white on a summer evening. Photo via Endless Summer Vineyard & Winery/Facebook
Island Grove Wine Company 24703 SE 193rd Ave., Hawthorne | 352-481-9463 Island Grove specializes in blueberry wines practically made for day drinking. Photo via spress/Instagram
Hutchinson Farm Winery 8061 Stone Road, Apopka | 407-814-8330 Whether you’re in the mood for white, red or something in between, this cozy little winery has got you covered. Photo via Drew Hutchinson/Facebook
Henscratch Farms Vineyard & Winery 980 Henscratch Road, Lake Placid | 863-699-2060 While you tour this winery it’s best to watch your step; 200 free range hens roam the vineyard, meaning you’re in luck if you were looking for an omelette to accompany your country white. Photo via ninaalynnn/Instagram
Florida Orange Groves Winery 1500 S. Pasadena Ave., South Pasadena | (800) 338-7923 This winery boasts that it sells “wines that taste good,” an accurate description of the 43 different beverages blended not from grapes, but from various tropical fruits. Photo via jilldigioia/Instagram
Oak Haven Winery 32430 Avington Road, Sorrento | 352-735-1996 This winery is home to a strawberry farm, so it’d be weird if they didn’t offer strawberry wine. Every bottle is only $12; That’s what you call a sweet deal. Photo via oakhavenfarms/Instagram
Dakotah Vineyards and Winery 14365 N.W. Highway 19, Chiefland | (352) 493-9309 Visiting this winery offers you the chance to taste nine types of muscadine grape wines ranging from carlos to noble varieties. Plus, you can do your tasting in the garden that a large population of wood ducks calls home. Photo via lauracpiperwhitten/Instagram
Chautauqua Vineyards & Winery 364 Hugh Adams Road, DeFuniak Springs | 850-892-5887 If you find yourself in the Florida Panhandle, stop by this winery for free daily wine tastings and tours. Photo via ksydxoxoxo/Instagram
Flagler Beachfront Winery 611 N. Ocean Shore Blvd., Flagler Beach | 386-693-4950 Sampling wines on the beach gets a little sweeter with this winery’s addition of tasty tapas boards, flatbreads and gourmet desserts. Photo via flaglerbeachfrontwinery/Instagram
Bluefield Estate Winery 22 NE County Road 234, Gainesville | 352-337-2544 In case you couldn’t guess given the name, this winery specializes in muscadine grape and blueberry wines. Photo via carolkitty20/Instagram
Emerald Coast Wine Cellars 1708 Scenic Gulf Drive, Suite C, Miramar Beach | 850-837-9500 If you’re looking for something sweet on the beach while visiting the Gulf Coast, sample some fruity tropical Beach Berry wine from this vineyard. Photo via Emerald Coast Wine Cellars/Facebook
Log Cabin Winery 376 County Road 309, Satsuma | 386-467-0000 Pack a sophisticated picnic and head on out to this Old Florida winery, where you can relax among the vineyard’s rows while sampling muscadine wines. Photo via Log Cabin Winery/Facebook
Murielle Winery 13131 56th Ct. Suite 305, Clearwater | 1-727-561-0336 This cozy Clearwater winery offers casual tastings on Saturdays, and while there are no vineyards to tour, there’s plenty of wine and conversation to fill the time. Photo via icebaby03/Instagram
Rosa Fiorelli Winery 4250 County Road 675, Bradenton | 941-322-0976 It doesn’t get more authentic than the Rosa Fiorelli Winery, which was named after the owner who moved to Florida from Italy in the 1970s. Photo via Rosa Fiorelli Winery & Vineyard/Facebook
Quantum Leap Winery 1312 Wilfred Drive, Orlando | 407-730-3082 While you won’t be able to wander through any vineyards at this Orlando mainstay, the tasting room offers wines sourced from growing regions around the world. Photo via cp_macgyver/Instagram
San Sebastian Winery 157 King Street, St. Augustine | 904-826-1594 After strolling down St. George Street, head over to San Sebastian for a tour and tasting. When you’re done, head on up to the swinging jazz and blues bar upstairs to try a bottle of your favorite. Photo via sansebastianwinery/Instagram
Tangled Oaks Vineyard 1317 SR-100, Grandin | 386-659-1707 Noble Red, Merlot or Bella Amie Blanc: Try one or try them all at this small, family-owned winery. Photo via Tangle Oaks Vineyard/Facebook
Tarpon Springs Castle Winery 320 Tarpon Ave., Tarpon Springs | 727-644-2061 After watching this winery make your beverage of choice, you can sample a glass in the cozy Italian-style courtyard with bubbling fountains and wrought-iron gazebo. Photo via Tarpon Springs Castle Winery/Facebook
Strong Tower Vineyard & Winery 17810 Forge Drive, Brooksville | 352-799-7612 Smell the wine on the vines as you tour the Strong Tower Vineyard and then sample a glass of whatever strikes your fancy, whether that’s a traditional dry muscadine or a fruity watermelon. Photo via Andy Johnson/Picasa
True Blue Winery 604 Pink Apartments Road, Davenport | 863-419-4400 Let the blueberry booze flow at True Blue, which offers semi-dry, semi-sweet and sweet varieties of this wine. Photo via themedshots/Instagran
Three Oaks Winery 3348 Highway 79, Vernon | 850-535-9463 This winery uses its own line of low-alcohol muscadine and port wines, which means you won’t have to worry about getting too boozy while guzzling down a few glasses at a free tasting. Photo via Arthur Brant/Flickr
Whispering Oaks Winery 10934 County Road 475, Oxford | 352-748-0449 The University of Florida has conducted studies about the health benefits of blueberry wine, so forgo the apples and grab a glass of Whispering Oaks’ semi-dry could keep the doctor away. Photo via savinggrace1/Instagram
Royal Manor Winery 224 Royal Ave., Interlachen | 386-916-8909 This winery offers specialty meads and dainty fruit wines, such as Kumquat Royale and Peach Panache, fit for any king or queen to enjoy. Photo via Royal Manor Winery/Facebook
Bunker Hill Vineyard & Winery 8905 Bunker Hill Road, Bunker Hill | 941-776-0418 This green, environmentally friendly winery not only produces muscadine grape wines in recycled bottles, but the vineyards are also certified wild animal habitats. All of their wines are even named after local wildlife. Photo via Bunker Hill Vineyard & Winery/Facebook