Apr 20 2009
New York Wineries are Well Represented with Vinifera Wine Cellars
One of the New York wineries that is very well known is the Vinifera Wine Cellars which is New York State wine history itself. In 1962, Dr. Konstantin Frank founded Vinifera Wine Cellars. Dr. Frank’s research in the growing of grapes in a cold climate was essential to the establishment of the wine industry in the Finger Lakes region of New York. This family business is already in its third generation producing world-class wines that carry the traditions and quality that made this winery the cornerstone of the vineyard industry in America.
From the beginning the quality and reputation of the Rieslings were recognized as world-class wines. Since then the fame has only grown. In 2006, the Cabernet Franc was featured on NBC’s Today Show, and winning the Greatest Wine Producer award 5 years in a row by Wine Report are no coincidence. With 36 award-winning medals for excellence and taste in 2008 alone, this is a wine not only to enjoy but also savor.
With a tasting room open Mondays thru Saturdays from 9:00am to 5:00pm and 12:00pm-5:00pm on Sundays, enjoyment and satisfaction is guaranteed. The wines you can enjoy or purchase are Rkatsiteli, Dry Rose, Dr. Frank Lemberger, Dr. Frank Pinot Noir, Dr. Frank de Pinot Noir, Dr. Frank Merlot, Dr. Frank Cabernet Franc, Dr Frank Cuvee d’Amour,, Dr. Frank Cabernet Sauvignon, Salmon Run Coho Red, Dr. Frank Dry Rose, Salmon Run Pinot Noir, Salmon Run Meritage, Salmon Run Rainbow Rose, Chateau Frank Celebre, Chateau Frank Celebre Rose, Chateau Frank Brut, Chateau Frank Blanc de Blancs, Chateau Frank Blanc de Noirs, Dr. Frank Pinot Gris, Dr. Frank Chardonnay, Dr. Frank Dry Riesling, Dr. Frank Rkatsiteli, Dr. Frank Gewurztraminer, Dr. Frank Semi Dry Riesling, Salmon Run chardonnay, Salmon Run Cold Brook White, and Salmon Run Riesling.
Ordering this New York State wine online is available on the Vinifera Wine Cellars web site. VeriSign guarantees the security. So sit back and enjoy one of New York’s best wines.
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