Visit These Great Wineries in NY That Are NOT In the Finger Lakes!
The Finger Lakes wine region is a major economic engine in western New York. Not only do wine enthusiasts from around the United States descend on the area in throngs, but we are now seeing many visitors showing up to taste our award-winning wines from Canada and even Europe. We love the wine region. But, we can't forget that you can find many other award-winning wineries and vineyards all over Upstate New York. And that is what this gallery is all about. Here are ten amazing wineries you should visit. They are from ten different counties and are not in the Finger Lakes region. All are excellent. Check them out!
Try These 10 Upstate NY Wineries That Are NOT in the Finger Lakes!
The Finger Lakes Wine Region is now one of the most popular destinations in the United States. With dozens of large and small wineries in the lake region, the wine business has become a major economic engine of western New York. But award-winning wines can be found all around the state. Here is a list of 10 fantastic wineries that are located in ten different counties and are definitely not in the Finger lakes area. Give them a try. We think you will like these.
And if you know of a great winery in Upstate NY that is not in the Finger Lakes wine region, we hope you will visit our Facebook page and give it a shout out.
Gallery Credit: Chuck D'Imperio
Is Fairport, NY the "Fairest" Erie Canal Village Of Them All? Take a Look!
The Erie Canal has given New York State so many blessings over the years. Not the least are the many wonderful little small towns which remain "canalside" to this day. Along the canal in Central New York you can visit Syracuse (150,000 population) or stop by any number of small villages and explore the fun and history they have to offer for you. Small places like Pittsford, Medina., Spencerport, and Lockport. We think Fairport, in Monroe County, stands just a bit above these other smaller places and this gallery looks at the reasons why we love the "fairest of the fair," Fairport, NY.
Gallery Credit: Chuck D'Imperio
