Jun
26
2009
All Finger Lakes Wineries have been reviewed here on NY uncorked previously, see the top tab for “FingerLakes Wine”. Nestled in the valleys of the central and western parts of upstate New York State is a series of magnificent gem like bodies of water that are somewhat shaped in the layout on the map similar to fingers on a hand. These beautiful pure water beauties were created millions of years ago as the glaciers of the ice age receded. They afford the vineyards of the side hills a golden opportunity to grow some of the best grapes in the world as the waters help to temper the winters blasts and create the perfect growing climate for grapes.
Oct
21
2008
A lovely fall day in the Finger Lakes Wine Region takes us to the Beak and Skiff Apple Orchards in LaFayette, New York. Beak & Skiff are makers of some very popular Apple Wines.
 Beak & Skiff Retail Store |
Typically grapes are used to make wine but wine may also be made from many other fruits and the the excellent apples of the Finger Lakes Wine Region make a very tasty Apple Wine indeed.
 Beak & Skiff Retail Store |
Aug
26
2008
So you want to visit the Finger lakes Wine Country right? Why not do it with your group, or join a friendly group of others that are having fun?
Consider the group tour for fun and safety.
Visit them on the web at www.fingerlakeswinerytours.com
Finger Lakes Winery Tours – A funny movie is a click away
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Jul
26
2008
This area of Upstate New York is absolutely perfect for growing some of the very best wine grapes in the world. The natural combination of mixed loam and perfect drainage of the miles and miles of hillsides that are tempered from winter’s blasts by the gorgeous natural lakes that are nestled in the valleys are absolutely perfect growing conditions.
We will list the growers and vintners here on NY Uncorked (dot com) and provide you with sources of information on each of your favorites and new favorites to come.
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