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They first opened their doors in 1977 as the first winery on Seneca Lake in the Finger Lakes region of New York. Now the beautiful winery resort could be yours.

If you like to drink wine and eat amazing food, well say no more. The annual NY Ice Wine & Culinary Festival is making a return next month and you don't want to miss it.

If you love wine and want quite a bit of beautiful land, here is your opportunity.

It is quite the interesting combination, a local New York winery, but also a fully functional farm. It gets better, they do more than just wine.

The coronavirus pandemic has turned 2020 into all sorts of crazy, but a New York winery is adapting in the most magical way.

A central New York winery can't survive the coronavirus pandemic, despite making several changes, and plans to close this month.

There's nothing like a good glass of wine, especially when it's consumed from inside the depths of the earth.

Wine County in the Finger Lakes is home to more than 100 wineries. One has been pouring wine since 1962 and has been named one the best in the country.