Just visited for a work gathering. Just love long acres in the fall. The wood fired pizza was…read moredivine and the semi dry cider was delicious. It was too late to start the maze but will be back to do so. My 16 year old son didn't feel there was much for him to do outside of the maze but he was sharing the memories he had when he visited when he was little. The farm is so fall focused with its ambiance and I absolutely love it.

Amazing farm for the harvest season. So many activities to choose from and a large corn maze…read more It's a nice place to get together with family. They have a store, food, wine cellar etc. Staff is always friendly.

We came at 5pm on a Saturday. Staff were friendly. I…read moreenjoyed most of the wines that I chose for the flight, particularly the Peach Riesling. The bottle was a bit pricy though. There was one food truck. I got a huge order of loaded steak fries for $20. It'd be nice if they had some lighter food options. There was nice live music. There's a fire pit. It gets chilly as the sun goes down.

A bit out of the way and worth a detour. Modern decor…read more Friendly service. Enjoyed the Gruner Veltliner, Decisions were Made, and the Cabernet Franc. On the fun side, La Portena liked the Good Company and the sparkling Peach Riesling. Had a charcuterie plate with good salami and cheese curds. Glad we came!

Now added a delicious garlic cheese pizza to the food lineup and introduced a delicious Estate…read moreBlend cider to the tastings. Service is typically prompt and courteous and the ambiance is delightful- especially on music Sundays from 430-630pm!

We checked out Oak & Apple in late October/early November since it is dog-friendly and really…read moreenjoyed the ambiance! We sat outside even though it was chilly, but many people were outside too! The inside is small, so the outdoor seating is a must. The ciders themselves weren't all to my liking and there is a limited choice, so the flight was kind of hit or miss for me. I think you'd be better off finding one you like and sticking with a full or half pour of that instead. But overall I enjoyed the experience and loved that my pups could hang out with us as well! I'd love to visit again when it's warmer out!

What a wonderful and HOT Thursday evening at the vineyard for their summer Patio night…read more Great music, food and fun was had by all. I even saved room for some cookie dough ice cream for dessert to cool me off!

We went here for a work event. The space was very big and lots of room to host just about any…read morespace. The view over the vineyard was amazing at sundown. Wine has always been, okay. Nothing to write home about. Food was great. I was surprised how good the food actually was. I had the pan seared chicken breast with mushroom and shallot sauce. It was a little spicy, which I enjoyed. My husband had the pan seared sea bass finished with a mango jalapeño chutney. He said his was pretty good, but felt it could have been cooked a little more. For food, the only complaint I would have is that when they set out the coffee they only Provided flavored creamer. No milk, no regular cream. I had to ask for cream directly and they did actually bring some out without any issues.

This is such a great idea! You purchase a small souvenir wine glass with "Canadaigua Wine Walk"…read moreetched on it and you get a sheet with tear off tabs that gets you 2-3 tastings of wine at six different shops on South Main Street, plus several more with free food tastings. This takes place the first Saturday of every month, year round, from 4pm to 7pm. The shops are open for business and it is a wonderful way to experience downtown Canadaigua and sample over a dozen Finger Lakes wines. Downtown is adorable and chocked full of wonderful shops and restaurants restaurants: art galleries, accessories, clothing, florists, toy stores...it was so much fun. I wanted it buy things in nearly every place we went. This is a great way to experience the area. Highly recommended as an excursion from Buffalo, Rochester, Syracuse or anywhere else. Well worth the trip.

Great way to check out the local shops, food, & wine in downtown Canandaigua! It was $8 to get a…read moresmall wine glass & your list of "tickets" for wine & food samples throughout downtown. If you go again with your previous wine glass, it is $7. Balloons outside shops mark which ones give away wine or food samples. This was fun for a summer Saturday evening!

The is a combination store front and winemaking facility for the everyday person. No need for…read morebuying any of the equipment, storing it or maintaining it. They do that. You buy the kit. They walk you through the process (usually 4 appointments of about an hour each) and make sure you do not make any mistakes. That's the background info. The good times, learning about wine and walking away with a batch of really good wine and not spending an arm and leg for it, are all bonuses. My wife and I have made over 70 batches there, and will be making many more. What a great hobby!

From the owner: There are a million reasons why you should make wine at Casa Vin 'Arte…read more 1) It will save you a fortune. You can make 28-30 bottles of Brunello with us for about $11 a bottle. A comparable Brunello is easily $40-$60 a bottle in stores. 2) It is delicious. Honestly. 3) Extremely low sulfites mean pure taste and no headaches. 4) It's fun. Alone or with a group we will have fun. As many wine facts as you like or just music, relaxation and pure enjoyment. 5) You get to brag about how you made the wine you are serving for dinner or giving as gifts to friends, family and clients or for a wedding. IMAGINE making your own wine for your wedding 6) It's a new adventure and hobby. Something you can do for years to come. Some of our vintners have been coming here for over 12 years.

We choose to get married at Casa Larga Vineyards before we choose to move 3 hours away. I was…read moreworried with planning a wedding from far away. We were able to attend a virtual walkthrough of the venue and ask questions with Belinda through Zoom. Along the way, Belinda and Tammy, our day of coordinator, answered lots of questions in emails. They were both very knowledgeable about all the options available and vendors in the area. It wasn't until the day before the wedding at our rehearsal that we were able to really see the venue in person and meet Tammy due to living out of the area. On the day of, Tammy helped to make sure the event ran smoothly with all of our vendors. All of the staff was extremely helpful and kind. Our guests were so impressed by the venue and especially the view out to the vineyard. Our guests enjoyed hanging out on the patio in the back overlooking the vineyard. Every single detail was set up how we wanted it. Tammy made sure our day went smoothly without us having to worry about anything. We also worked with Chapels Catering for food. We received so many complements on our food. Prior to the event, we had worked with Chapels over FaceTime and emails. They were wonderful with accommodating my allergies and allergies of our guests. We loved having Casa Larga as our venue and the team was wonderful to work with!

We had our wedding reception at Casa Larga and loved it! The reception room is very nice with huge…read morewindows and a tall ceiling and great lighting. It also has an outside deck which our guests really enjoyed, I think everyone attending took a photo on the deck with the beautiful vineyard/sunset in the background! We were very happy with the food- the tasting was incredible with huge portions - there are a lot of options and all of the sauces were amazing! We both had the steak and it was cooked just right! There are a ton of wine options and it was tough making a choice because we liked so many of them. The prices were reasonable for the venue and we did open bar which was reasonable as well. Although we were switched from our original event planner to another, they were both very accommodating and made the night go smoothly.

My family and I arrived to the Ravines Geneva tasting room on Sunday 5/10 (Mother's Day) at 4:43pm…read moreand upon entering were promptly told the tasting room was closed as they were closing in 15 minutes. We have previously been Ravines wine club members and frequently enjoy stopping into their tasting room for wine tasting, food and purchasing bottles. We would have happily purchased some wine to take home with us (likely a case or more) but the staff was incredibly unfriendly and unwelcoming. When I asked, for future visits, when the tastings usually stop, I was told 4:30. Ravines may want to update their website and online presence to reflect this (everything posted says 5pm close) as we were disappointed to be unable to finish our Mother's Day celebration at their tasting room. Due to the completely unfriendly welcome (customers were walking past us with fresh pours, clearly having just been served), we opted to leave without purchasing any wine - a significant loss for their business, not only in sales but also in customer loyalty. No one apologized that we couldn't be served or asked if we wanted to purchase any wine. We won't be back any time soon and will share the experience with friends so as to help them avoid a similarly unpleasant experience. We were once loyal but now disappointed Ravines customers.

Spent a lovely afternoon at Ravines sampling their delicious Rieslings. Amy was so knowledgeable…read moreand I loved chatting with her about the different growing years and the distinctions between their vineyards. While I chose a few glasses to taste, most of what I took home were the things she handpicked for me. I was especially taken by the Glint Riesling which was grown from two sunny rows in a very sunny growing season and tastes like liquid sunshine. I also like what they're doing with Savagnin. The moody ambiance of the barn is just right for tasting. Highly recommended!