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Ventosa Vineyards
Overlooking its vineyard and Seneca Lake, this Finger Lakes vineyard offers tastings of its award-winning wines in a warm Tuscan setting.
Overlooking its vineyard and Seneca Lake, this Finger Lakes vineyard offers tastings of its award-winning wines in a warm Tuscan setting. Along with its specialty dry Old World-style red wines, Ventosa specializes in Italian varieties not typically found in the Finger Lakes area such as Tocai Friulano and Sangiovese.
The winery also houses an on-site café with a spacious terrace and lake views serving up everything from Italian panini sandwiches, wraps, homemade soups, pizzas and more. Ventosa also hosts live entertainment.
The winery also houses an on-site café with a spacious terrace and lake views serving up everything from Italian panini sandwiches, wraps, homemade soups, pizzas and more. Ventosa also hosts live entertainment.
Geneva, NY
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