[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]Seneca Lake is special for many reasons. There’s the beautiful waterfalls, the gorgeous vineyards, the quaint small towns, creameries and agritourism, great restaurants and farm-to-table fare, and of course, the lake itself. But we are also home to more wineries than just about any wine region east of the Rockies. Do you find yourself wondering why all these wineries popped up on Seneca Lake in particular? Our Stories of Seneca will help answer these and many other questions, as we go behind the scenes with winery owners and winemakers from around the lake.
Some we’ll ask 5 questions. Others have elected to write their own brief story. Either way, you’ll be fascinated by the results. Enjoy!
βΊ Stories of Seneca: Leigh Hazlitt Triner of Hazlitt 1852 Vineyards
βΊ Stories of Seneca: Paul Curcillo and Stephanie King of Torrey Ridge Vineyards
βΊ Stories of Seneca: Liz Leidenfrost of Leidenfrost Vineyards
βΊ Stories of Seneca: George & Aimee Nosis of Atwater Estate Vineyards
βΊ Stories of Seneca: Brittany Bagley of Bagley’s Poplar Ridge Vineyards
βΊ Stories of Seneca: Liz Stamp of Lakewood Vineyards
βΊ Stories of Seneca: Tom Prejean of Prejean Winery
βΊ Stories of Seneca: Ann Martini of Anthony Road Wine Company
βΊ Stories of Seneca: Luanne Mansfield of Three Brothers Wineries & Estates
βΊ Stories of Seneca: Scott Osborn of Fox Run Vineyards
βΊ Stories of Seneca: Jeff Dill of JR Dill Winery
βΊ Stories of Seneca: Gene Pierce of Glenora Wine Cellars
βΊ Stories of Seneca: Bruce Murray of Boundary Breaks Vineyard[/vc_column_text][/vc_column][/vc_row]
