Mar 27 2009

Prejean Winery on Seneca Lake

Published by at 10:47 pm under finger lakes wines

By uncorking this New York wine, you are opening the dream of an American from the greatest generation that ever lived. The Prejean Winery was the dream of Jim Prejean, a WWII veteran. After a lifetime of work, a retirement in a business that was his dream come true was fulfilled. With his wife this winery has truly been a labor of love.  The land was purchased in 1978 and planted the following year. With commitment and dedication this winery has flourished. All of the vines are hand tended and the harvest is hand picked to ensure the highest quality of grapes is only used in the Prejean creations.

The Prejean vineyards grow eight different varieties of grapes of which six are currently bearing fruit. The six European originating vines are Merlot, Cabernet Sauvignon, Cabernet Franc, Riesling, Gewurztraminer and Chardonnay. Prejean winery was one of the first in the region to plant and harvest the fruits from the varietal Merlot. This has given this winery more experience and history with this type of grape to create a finer wine than others in the Finger Lake wine region.

Located not far from Seneca Lake this winery is open year round for tasting and viewing pleasure. The superb quality selection to choose from include Cabernet Sauvignon, Late harvest Vignoles, Merlot, Chardonnay, Cabernet Franc, Cayuga, Dry Gewurztraminer, Dry Riesling, Marechal Foch, Riesling, White Merlot, Bird of Paradise, Cabana Frank, Proprietor’s Red and Tiger Lily.

To order wine online one must just visit the web site of this old world vineyard, which is open 24/7. To uncork this wine is an adventure in history and taste.

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