1620 Winery

1620 Winery at Cordage Park occupies a meticulously restored rope-braiding building from the Plymouth Cordage Company, the nation's oldest and largest ship rigging manufacturer since the early 1800s. Bob and Raquel Mullaney completed a comprehensive renovation in 2017, preserving the building's historic character while creating a fully operational winery and wedding venue on Plymouth Bay. The grand ballroom serves as the venue's centerpiece, featuring exposed brick walls, soaring beamed ceilings, wide plank floors, and a massive fireplace. Adjacent to the ballroom, a custom-built wooden bar with nautical rope accents pays homage to the building's cordage factory heritage. The bar serves award-winning 1620 wines on tap alongside full spirits, craft beers, and creative cocktails, with ample mingling space and casual seating near the fireplace. The Barrel Room offers an intimate setting for ceremonies or smaller receptions, distinguished by an authentic wine barrel wall that can be concealed with semi-sheer floor-to-ceiling draperies. This space features neutral tones, white floral accents, and its own full bar, making it suitable for rehearsal dinners and pre-wedding celebrations. The outdoor patio overlooks Cordage Park's historic railway and extends the celebration outdoors with overhead string lights, wooden rockers, bar-height tables, fire pits, and heaters for cooler evenings.