Winery Article Section

This article discusses some of the many wineries in the Finger Lakes area that are well known to the area.  The Finger Lakes region is known for it's wonderful wine grape growing climate, and many world class wines come out of this region.  Some Seneca Lake wineries along the Seneca Wine Tour are places to get a good sampling of New York wines.  This article lists some wine tours to certainly check out the next time you are in the Finger Lakes Wine region as well as other attractions in the area.  Read on for more!

Hidden away in New York state you will find a place filled with picturesque towns, thriving vineyards, tranquil lakes, quiet gardens and spectacular views. Make this fantastic find your next girl trip journey!

Finger Lakes, New York

Where to stay:

Inn on the Main (located in Canandaigua)

This beautiful Victorian home was built in 1840 and has a fabulous location in the historic district of Canandaigua. It is close to shops, dining, sites and Canandaigua Lake. The inn serves a delicious full breakfast every morning in their period furnished home.

176 N. Main Street, Canandaigua NY
1-877-659-1643

Where to eat:

Rheinblick German Restaurant

Serving traditional German fare, you won't go home hungry after dining at this local favorite. Start your meal with the homemade Gulasch soup or the creamy onion soup baked with Emmentaler cheese. For your entree... Schnitzel of course! Make sure and save room for one of their delicious desserts!

224 S. Main Street, Canandaigua NY
1-585-905-0950

Rosalie's Cucina

Italian cuisine in the heart of the finger lakes. Again... you will not go home hungry! This large and lively restaurant with its strolling musicians and vibrant feel is NOT the place for a quiet meal. Make sure you ask to be seated downstairs so you can join in all the loud crazy fun.

841 West Genesee Street, Skaneateles NY

Stonecat Cafe

This organic restaurant serves up local fresh ingredients in the heart of New York wine country. With a fabulous view overlooking Seneca Lake it is a great place to unwind after a long day. They also have a jazz brunch on Sundays and live music Saturday nights. They are closed during the winter months so check their website to make sure they are open when you visit.

5315 Rt. 414, Hector NY
1-607-546-5000

What to do:

Tour the wineries

With over 100 wineries you will have plenty of options. There are 3 main wine trails. The Seneca Trail which is the most crowded, Cayuga trail is the oldest wine trail in American and the Keuka trail is the most scenic.

New York Wine & Culinary Center

Want to go home with some new cooking knowledge? The New York Wine & Culinary Center offers hands on training for novices and skilled alike. Take a class, grab some food and enjoy a glass of wine. It is all here in the heart of the finger lakes.

800 South Main Street, Canandaigua NY
1-585-394-7070

Mirbeau Spa

Relax and unwind in this 14,000 square foot luxury spa. Enjoy one of the many body and facial treatments or soak your feet in the heated foot bath in the resting area. When you are finished stroll through the beautiful monet style gardens at the inn or grab a quick bite at their delicious restaurant.

851 West Genesee Street, Skaneateles NY
1-315-685-1927

Sonnenberg Gardens & Mansion State Historic Park

Spend the day relaxing in the tranquil and beautiful Sonnenberg Gardens. This 52 acre estate features an 1887 Queen Anne style mansion as well as a greenhouse complex, Japanese gardens, sub-rosa garden, rose garden, Italian garden, blue and white garden, pansy garden, the moonlight garden, the old fashioned garden, the peacock house, and the rock garden.

151 Charlotte Street, Canandaigua NY

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Other Seneca Lake Wine Region Articles:

Wineries populate Seneca Lake's shores

Nearly half of Finger Lakes wine producers call Seneca Lake home thanks in part to the excellent growing climate created by the depth of the lake.

Publish Date: 03/16/2010 0:27