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Travel the Seneca Wine Trail along Seneca Lake
The Seneca Lake Wine Trail has daily tastings and tours and trail-wide events featuring food pairings and seasonal themes
Founded in 1986, the Seneca Lake Wine Trail is a nonprofit organization dedicated to its member wineries, which are open year-round. Along with daily tastings and tours, you can participate in trail-wide events featuring food pairings and seasonal themes.
Each of the member wineries have their own vineyards and cultivate not only the growth of hardy native grapes and premium hybrids, but also more delicate varieties such as Riesling, Chardonnay, Cabernet Franc and Pinot Noir.
It is suggested that guests call the wineries directly for their hours.
Each of the member wineries have their own vineyards and cultivate not only the growth of hardy native grapes and premium hybrids, but also more delicate varieties such as Riesling, Chardonnay, Cabernet Franc and Pinot Noir.
It is suggested that guests call the wineries directly for their hours.
Watkins Glen, NY
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