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2019 KLWT Brochure V7.Pdf FINGER LAKES WINERIES First in Wine, First in Beauty 2019MAP & GUIDE INCLUDING SIGNATURE FOOD & WINE EVENTS PASSPORT The Keuka Lake Wine Trail Passport & Coupon Book $15 + tax Present the passport at any member winery to receive a free standard tasting for one person! Welcome to Keuka Lake! The passport also includes discounts and coupons at member wineries, local dining, attractions, and more. The Finger Lakes of New York is the largest and most celebrated wine producing105% region in the Eastern United This passport is not valid for use with groups of 8 or more. States. At its heart lies Keuka Lake and its spectacular Passports may be purchased at any participating winery beauty and glacially-deposited soils inspired early grape or at www.keukawinetrail.com cultivation and the birth of America’s wine industry in 1860. Today, Keuka Lake’s wineries craft some of the world’s most beautifully balanced and vibrant wines. Experience a truly memorable getaway on the Keuka Lake Wine Trail. Visit anytime – many wineries are open daily, year-round – or join us for one of our Signature Events (described in this brochure). The Keuka Lake Wine Trail was established in 1985. It takes pride in the histories of its member wineries and when you visit, you will taste outstanding wines, receive superior hospitality and enjoy breathtaking views around Keuka Lake. TICKETS & INFORMATION VISIT WWW.KEUKAWINETRAIL.COM, CALL 800.440.4898 OR VISIT YOUR LOCAL WEGMANS WEST SIDE WINERIES WEST SIDE WINERIES The Folts Family: John & Josephine Ingle Vineyard View Winery Mike, Linda, Adam & Nikki Folts Heron Hill Winery 2971 Williams Hill Road | Keuka Park, NY 14478 9301 County Route 76 | Hammondsport, NY 14840 315-694-7262 | www.VineyardViewWinery.com 800-441-4241 | www.HeronHill.com Open Monday–Sunday 10 am–5 pm Open year-round: Monday–Saturday 10 am–5 pm, Sunday 12 pm–5 pm Off season hours (November–April) – Call or visit our website for details (open earlier on Sundays in the fall) | The Blue Heron Café is open end of May through October – visit our website for most up to date hours Vineyard View Winery is a fifth generation grape farm in the heart of the Finger Lakes, overlooking the picturesque Keuka Lake. The Heron Hill Winery has been dedicated to excellence in winemaking focus of the winery is to create a great product and atmosphere for and practicing sustainable viticulture in the Finger Lakes region since you to enjoy, from the wine to their deep rooted vineyards. The 1977. Over the course of 40+ years, the winery has become a coveted quality product, family history, and breathtaking view, will leave you destination for award-winning wine, weddings, music and food events with a new appreciation of the Finger Lakes. and a vista view of Keuka Lake many seek to find. Journey through the rolling hills and sample wine in one of the most spectacular tasting rooms in the world, named by Travel + Leisure. Heron Hill produces 7 different styles of Riesling; as well as Chardonnay, Cabernet Franc, the popular Eclipse wine series and many more. Enjoy a casual lunch on the seasonal Blue Heron Café terrace, and join them for live music events ongoing from July through October. Hunt Country Vineyards 4021 Italy Hill Road | Branchport, NY 14418 800-946-3289 | www.HuntWines.com Open year-round (except major holidays). Café open seasonally. June–October: Monday–Saturday 10 am–6 pm, Sunday 11 am–6 pm November–May: Monday–Saturday 10 am–5 pm, Sunday 11 am–5 pm The Hunt family has been farming west of Keuka Lake for seven generations. In 1981 they started crafting wine. The Hunts are committed to responsible farming and caring for the land. They have reduced their fossil fuel use by installing award-winning solar and geothermal systems, improving soil health through the use of mulch and large-scale composting, and increasing habitat for bees, birds and other wildlife all around the vineyards. The Café serves tasty dishes TICKETS & INFORMATION made from ingredients that are seasonal, organically grown and raised, and as local as possible. Hunt Country is also the oldest continuous VISIT WWW.KEUKAWINETRAIL.COM, producer of genuine Ice Wine in the United States. CALL 800.440.4898 OR VISIT YOUR LOCAL WEGMANS Free electric vehicle charging stations for customers. HANDICAP ACCESSIBLE WIFI PET FRIENDLY DINING EAST SIDE WINERIES Len and Judy Wiltberger Keuka Spring Vineyards 243 State Route 54, East Lake Road | Penn Yan, NY 14527 315-536-3147 | www.KeukaSpringWinery.com April–November: Open daily: 10 am–5 pm December, February, March: Open Friday, Saturday & Sunday 10 am–5 pm The 2016 Winery of the Year, Keuka Spring Vineyards, has also been awarded three Governor’s Cups for Best New York State Wine and two Best White Wine in America Awards. Owners Len and Judy Wiltberger founded the winery in 1981 and invite you to share their premium wines. Known for outstanding quality, welcoming hospitality, and a beautiful view, the winery offers red, white, and Rose´ wines, and specializes in Rieslings and Gewurztraminers. Perched overlooking Keuka Lake, the tasting room features a gift shop and picnic area. Join them for the winery’s seasonal events and a personal tasting. John, Bob & Marge McGregor McGregor Vineyard 5503 Dutch Street | Dundee, NY 14837 1 mile off State Route 54 | 607-292-3999 & 800-272-0192 Vineyard View to Hunt Country 5 miles (8 minutes) www.McGregorWinery.com Hunt Country to Heron Hill 12 miles (18 minutes) Open daily: 10 am–6 pm | November–May: 11 am–5 pm Heron Hill to McGregor July & August: Saturday 10 am–8 pm 15 miles (21 minutes) For nearly 50 years, the McGregors have grown some of the finest McGregor to Keuka Spring 11 miles (15 minutes) wine grapes in the Finger Lakes. They are pioneers of dry red and Keuka Spring to Vineyard View white vinifera wines, and are home to the legendary Black Russian 6 miles (11 minutes) Red wine. Enjoy sampling wines in a seated, relaxing atmosphere with local food samples and an outstanding view of Keuka Lake. Visit their website for events and more information. 2019 EVENTS 2019 EVENTS Fire it Up! BBQ Weekend | June 8-9 Kick off summer in the Finger Lakes on Keuka Lake! From Riesling to Cabernet Franc, discover how well our wines pair with mouth-watering barbecue and summer side dishes. Taste delicious grilled foods and barbecue prepared with a wide range of local sauces, rubs, and marinades. Early summer is the perfect time to visit Keuka Lake and experience spectacular wines and views at each winery. WEEKEND TICKET $25, SUNDAY ONLY TICKET $19 PER PERSON Harvest Celebration | September 14-15 Experience the scents and sights of this exciting season in wine country. Each of our Signature Events is an incomparable food & wine Taste the exquisite wines of Keuka Lake and sample delicious dishes experience and an unbeatable value. Sample food at each winery, highlighting the region’s seasonal produce. Wineries are abuzz with receive a complimentary wine glass, and taste 20 wines. Save $1 off energy during harvest – it’s a fun time to learn from tasting room staff per event ticket when ordering online using the code “Brochure”. and to enjoy a first sip of recently released wines. HOURS FOR ALL EVENTS: SATURDAY & SUNDAY 10 AM - 5 PM WEEKEND TICKET $25, SUNDAY ONLY TICKET $19 PER PERSON Keuka Holidays | November 9-10 & 16-17 Wine & Cheese Getaway | February 16-17 Celebrate the new year with the perfect pair – wine & cheese! Ring in the holiday season during one of our Keuka Holidays weekends- Indulge in a wide range of creative and savory food samples prepared an annual sell-out! Taste our wineries’ fine wines complemented by with a variety of spectacular local cheeses and paired with many of samples of hearty winter foods. Ticket holders receive a festive Keuka Lake’s best wines. Take in the captivating winter vistas of the gift at each winery visit. Holiday wine sales abound, and the gift shops are stocked with unique locally-crafted items that are perfect for Finger Lakes on this weekend escape. holiday gift-giving! WEEKEND TICKET $25, SUNDAY ONLY TICKET $19 PER PERSON WEEKEND TICKET $35 PER PERSON OR $55 PER COUPLE Tapas & Wine Weekend | April 13-14 Join us as we savor the star of every social gathering – the hors d’oeuvre! Each winery prepares a mix of sweet and savory bites to enjoy alongside their wines. Collect the recipes for these creative wine and A limited number of tickets for each event may be available at the food pairings and recreate them at home with your family and friends. door with a $5 surcharge; please call ahead. WEEKEND TICKET $25, SUNDAY ONLY TICKET $19 PER PERSON • Weekend tickets are valid for Saturday and Sunday attendance. • Sunday Only tickets are valid for Sunday attendance only. Keuka in Bloom | May 4-5 & May 18-19 • Designated Driver tickets are available for all events at $5 off–includes food and alternative drink sample at each winery, but no wine tasting. Flowers, herbs, wine and Keuka Lake! Treat yourself to a relaxing weekend around the lake. Each winery offers samples of their fine wines • Couples tickets include food and wine for two people, plus one set of flowers alongside herb-inspired foods. Ticket holders will also receive one flower & herbs (Keuka in Bloom) or festive gift (Keuka Holidays). and one herb from every winery, each in a 4” pot and ready to plant. • Groups of 10-12 people–prior to arranging for your transportation needs for Tour all of our wineries and return home with delicious wines, great trail events, call the Trail office at 800.440.4898 to be sure that your group recipes and 10 unique plants just in time for spring gardening.
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