Also known as Great Western winery. It's the 1st bonded winery in the United states. For historical…read morepurposes of understanding champagne, wine, and sherry production, as well as its inception and roll in the region everyone should take the tour of Pleasant Valley Wine Company. This really is a treasure!! Allow 3 hours to spend time in the museum, watch a short film, take the tour, do tastings, and shop! It was time we'll spent for our group! Jenny, the manager, was our tour guide today. She was engaging, knowledgeable, and plain old a pleasure to spend time with on our tour. She gave us an in-depth tour of the facility with a lot of history! It gave us a better understanding and appreciation for champagne and sherry, how they are made and their history. I hope sherry has a comeback!! What a cool product with so many uses. The property could use some TLC, new roads, some fresh paint, but I get the idea they're doing what they can to keep the business alive. Our tasting experience, also with Jenny was enlightening! We had their champagne, found them to be wonderful! They also offer wine tastings, and sherry tastings. I'd never had sherry before. But it won't be that last time. I'll bake with it, cook with it, sip it! What a treat! They have an on-site shop where champagne, wine , sherry, and trinkets can be purchased for VERY reasonable prices! Don't miss this treasure!

While visiting Keuka Lake, my boyfriend and I ended up running into my mom and aunt who were in the…read morearea celebrating my aunt's birthday. Their next stop was to Pleasant Valley, so we decided to join them. My mom had made reservations and we arrived and added to them. The tasting was only $5 for each person, which was really nice compared to some of the other wineries who are charging a lot for the wine tastings. We were part of the last tastings of the day, so we didn't have time to look throughout the museum they have, which would have been nice. There is a lot of history there. For this winery, you are seated, and you give the server which wines you want and they bring them back with some crackers, and a piece of brownie. I didn't really care for the wines, I like drier, but my mom and aunt enjoyed it.

My family celebrated our Aunts 80th birthday this past weekend, and one of the events included a…read moreprivate tasting with the wine maker Jordan. There were 12 of us tasting and 3 not tasting. Jordan did a great job, very knowledgeable and comfortable answering any questions. His presentation is not a typical one, with different stories and vineyard and grape dscriptions. His demeanor is welcoming with a smile and a charm that makes you feel great. Thanks again Point of the Bluff for the special touches. The wine is very good, improving each year.

Point of the Bluff Winery was absolutely incredible! The venue was beautiful, but the amazing staff…read moretruly made the experience unforgettable. Everyone was kind, attentive, and went above and beyond to make everything perfect. We couldn't have asked for a better experience. Thank you for making our day so special!

10am tasting? Why yes, why not?! It was all they had available for a group of 8 so we rallied and…read moremade it at 10 on the dot. If you thought we were the only ones there at that time you were wrong! We were the 4th group to arrive that morning. Our local host was so sweet and fun -- she gave us lots of background on the winery, winemakers, and wines! The property was absolutely beautiful and the wines were my favorite that we had in the region. Good thing I checked a bag! I got souvenirs and wines to share with loved ones at home - this is a must visit winery when in the area!

Our server was very kind and knowledgeable. She was serving two parties, but gave us plenty of…read moreattention. The wines are very yummy and the German influence is very clear, which makes it very fun! The tasting rooms all have very large windows for beautiful views of Keuka Lake. I also love their merch and bought a hat and glass.

Although I'm usually more of a sweet wine drinker, Domaine Leseurre introduced me to a few wines…read moreI've become completely obsessed with. I did a wine tasting while my partner enjoyed the macaron and wine pairing, and both experiences were fantastic! The gentleman helping us was incredibly knowledgeable, friendly, and made us feel right at home. The scenery both inside and out felt like a little slice of Italy overlooking the Lake. The wines, atmosphere, and service all exceeded our expectations. We're back home in PA from our ventures .. but still thinking back to our visit. As a photographer, I couldn't resist taking a few photos while we were there --and this place is every bit as beautiful as it looks. Highly recommended!

Had a really good barrel aged Chardonnay here - if fact it was the only bottle I bought the whole…read moretrip - just very unique Chardonnay and stood out amongst all the other wines we tried! The tasting room is beautiful and located just up the drive from Weis making it a really easy second stop. They have a good selection of dry and they do a Macaron pairing, which I have had in the past and enjoyed. Something a little different, but takes a little extra time that your standard tasting.

We stopped there for the first time earlier this year, and we're planning on taking our relatives…read morethere in the fall. The view is exceptional and you can sit down as you enjoy it. Some of the wines were very good, and none that you'd poor out.

We really enjoyed our two lovely ladies who sat our two parties of 4 and tended to us with care,…read morepouring all the tasting flights. It got crazy busy as we were eating - luckily we made it there before the rush -- whew! The wines were wonderful (they didn't win all those awards for nothin'!) and the views were stunning. We loved the picnic benches for enjoying some light bites (highlights were the lobster butter brioche/scallop/tuna), and also the Adirondack chairs by the firepits! I am not a fan of the rieslings in the region where I live, but I am a big fan of all the rieslings I tasted here! Our group also collectively decided the SH-AG was a favorite. We left with many wines in tow! The young inked guy who started all the fires and brought the light bites out to us was really good humored and kind to our group of gals, who were out for a girls weekend. The gift shop also had a nice array of things to purchase. Get here early as the parking lot was jam-packed when we left around 2pm on the weekend!

Our first stop when coming into NY. We enjoyed our day there and manager, Jeff, was very nice and…read morehelpful. There is no food per se but you can get a charcuterie board. Lastly, the ambiance and views were just beautiful. Recommended if in the area.

Heron Hill Winery definitely wins when it comes to aesthetics. Perched right on top of a hill, the…read moreview is gorgeous and the whole space has a romantic, polished vibe - definitely a cute spot for couples to hang out or snap a few scenic pics (which is what my gf and I did). That said, the wines themselves were just okay. Nothing stood out too much, and most of what we tasted felt a little forgettable. Not bad by any means, just not something I'd go out of my way for.

This is an adorable small winery with a tasting room in an old barn. They have art along the walls…read moreand even an old bottler on display. There is also some outdoor seating right by the parking lot. Mostly white wines and the staff were all very friendly and helpful

Lovely winemakers with a passion for wine, Lime Berry will delight sweet wine lovers but will leave…read moredry drinkers underwhelmed. Right off the bat - this place is closing at the end of the year, as the very engaging and wonderful owners sold their winery/vineyard. So if you want their wines you better get them before the end of the year. The winery is hosted in a small barn on the property with plenty of outdoor seating. They make about sixteen wines and seem to favor making sweeter wines. The wine tasting was a very reasonable $3 a person and is guided as either a dry tasting or a sweet tasting. I'm not a fan of sweet so I tried the dry listing, and overall found them fairly average. To be fair, they were out of two dry wines, the Chardonnay and Dry Riesling, so maybe those were the better wines to taste. The Dry Vidal Blanc lacked any complexity in taste and the Semi Dry Vidal Blanc is more sweet than dry. I purchased the Heart of the Lake because of the interesting story behind the one grape which is brand new and unnamed after being developed at nearby Cornell University (this is the only winery that makes wine out of it). The dry reds weren't too much better - boring wines without any sort of boldness, they both tasted flat with just a hint of possibly developing complexity. So yeah, I'm not a huge fan of the wines here at Lime Berry, and I'm a little confused with all the overwhelmingly positive Yelp and TripAdvisor reviews. It makes me wonder if I missed out on some of the good dry wines or that this winery's strength lies in their sweeter wines. Whatever the case, go for the sweet wines but skip if you want dry.

If you visit The Finger Lakes be sure to stop at McGregor Vineyard, you will not be disappointed…read more The staff is absolutely the best! They are welcoming and knowledgeable. They are very attentive and interested in providing their guests with the very best wine tasting experience. They offer a little bite pairing to accompany your tasting. Everything is delicious! Their wines are top quality, delicious, but they do make it difficult to narrow it down to just one favorite!!! I highly and proudly would recommend visiting this absolute jewel on Keuka!!!

I could go broke here.... Nice spot - dogs allowed - informative host. Lots to chose from. Loved…read moremy flight. Bought a few bottles