Though the first successful North American wine production is often credited to California, New York is where the industry was first pioneered in the United States. The Dutch and Huguenot settlers were the first to cultivate wine grapes in the 16th century. The oldest continuously operating winery, the Brotherhood Winery (which produces strictly sacramental wines, which is how they got around the Prohibition), first known as Jacques Brothers, was established in 1837. The country’s first bonded winery, the Pleasant Valley Wine Company (also known as the Great Western Wine Company), was established in the 1860s in Steuben County.
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The Finger Lakes wine region in upstate New York is centered around the Canandaigua (meani...
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Lieb Family Cellars operates its tasting room and produces its wines at The Premium Wine Group (P...
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The Pellegrini Family traces its heritage in winemaking to the early 1900s when brothers Nello an...
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New York on SnoothApril 2013
This just arrived in my email--hoping the nested Snooth link doesn't cause ... have dinner... I love New York. Sure, it’s been said by others, but the fact is, I really do love New York- there’s an energy there that no place on earth can duplicate. During my last visit in March I had an epic run through Central Park (in the snow!)- all the whi... Read More
April 2013
Next week Argovino, a new reference for Argentine wines, is launching officially in New York.We already have about 200 wines reviewed on argovino.com - please stop by or follow us on Twitter at @TryArgovino.This week the Huffington Post published our manifesto on tasting, which explains why we don't taste wines blind: http://www.huffingtonpost.c... Read More
April 2013
Very pleasant and sweet table wine. Read More
April 2013
Bully Hill vineyard, although my favorite vineyard, didn't produce a fine riesling with this product. Read More
April 2013
I bought the Blue Saphhire concord wine, and it was splendid. Obviously a sweet wine, very tasty & not tacky (as in cheap flavor). Read More
April 2013
No written review
April 2013
When you can't make it to Napa or Bordeaux, then the next best thing is to ... ... ... your local wineries! The New York Finger Lakes is a 7 hour drive away from us but worth the time in its beautiful landscape and great tasting wines! Last spring, we went to the Finger Lakes and stocked up on wine from many different wineries. This is one win... Read More
April 2013
Bad. Another overpriced cab franc driven meritage from NY State. Dry, thin, and bitter. Read More
April 2013
One of my favorites wines for just kicking back. Definitely sweet, but pairs great with things like pizza and hot wings. This is one of my go-to's for when I just want wines on hand. Read More
April 2013
No written review
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