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Lakeshore Winery

4.2 (25 reviews)
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Ryan F.

Stopped at Lakeshore Winery on Thursday afternoon. I was not the most excited about their wines, but I thought the staff was excellent and the space was a lovely, relaxing spot to enjoy a drink. Quality: Lakeshore Winery was the first of many wineries we visited over the holiday weekend. While I was not particularly struck by any of their wines, the experience was wonderful. Our host led us through multiple options during the Tasting with excellent descriptors. The tasting even came with a brownie for the final wine. The highlight wine of my tasting was the Cayuga White, which had just a little sweetness. My least favorite was a very peppery Cabernet Franc. At the conclusion of the tasting I also enjoyed a Blue Raspberry Wine Slushy, which was a fun treat for a warmer day. Quantity: Nice pours for the Tasting, which came with five wines. Generous pours for glasses. Value: $10 for a Tasting. $6-$7 for a glass of wine of slushy, making it a better option to just open a bottle. Ambiance: Lakeshore Winery sits on the western side of Cayuga Lake in the Finger Lakes. The winery sits up on a hill, providing a nice view of the water. The taproom has a strange setup, with some low ceilings in an older building, but they were keeping guests in the outdoor garage area for tastings. They had an open lawn with a few chairs and outdoor games, making it a place guests could definitely enjoy a bottle and relax after trying some wine. Crowd: Quiet on Thursday afternoon. There was one other couple doing a tasting and a group of four enjoying a glass in the yard. Service: They provided one of the most thorough tastings during our recent visit to the Finger Lakes. Rather than just a slip of paper, one of their staff gave wonderful descriptions of each wine and told the stories behind them Parking: Parking behind the main building on the property.

Jen R.

This place is on or by the Cayoga Lake.. it's an old school type of family owned spot. No bells and whistles. You basically sit in all sorts of chairs and whatever for your tasting they walk around and pour you your wines. Most of the wine is pretty good the 2008 Cabernet Sauvignon is the wine to get here if you buy any wines here. I don't do sweet wines.. The family who owns this place is cool and our wine tour guide was rather helpful and pleasant. The outside has a nice view and games to play outside and some seating outside to hang out. Oh during the fall/winter months they have a fire going. It was a cool spot and you can bring a group. They have parking... enjoy

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Natalie S.

Beautiful place for good value wines, both sweet and semi-dry. Not only does it have a great view of the lake, but the building has a ton of history dating back to 1820. I love their unique Baco Noir.

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These people are oh so nice. They are friendly, helpful, and make you feel welcomed. Highly recommend!!!

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“My fiancé, father, and I rented a boat on Cayuga Lake the Monday after Mother's Day.”

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We visited Sheldrake Point Winery late on a Sunday. There were a few tastings going on, and a few…read morepeople in their new Bistro. We were hungry so we ordered the gourmet grilled cheese (to split) with our bottle of 2023 Pinot Gris. we headed outside to enjoy the weather and the view. How excited were we when they brought us not one, but TWO sandwiches. The chef decided to try a variation on the grilled cheese, so we got the original AND a second one and asked us for our opinion when we were done. The sandwich comes on sourdough with 3 (? - I think) cheeses and a garlic aioli. VERY good. The other sandwich was drizzled with rosemary garlic oil, and the bread was sliced thinner. This one was a home run! Delicious! We gave the chef our feedback and he was very happy. You can't beat the wines, food and the view. Definitely put this on your list.

Beautiful location and worth the stop for the views. We did the wine flight sample, which for…read more$15.00 seemed like a great price, but we received less than a sip of each wine. A little disappointing, but for $15.00 I'm not sure what I expected. I also ended up having a wine slushie because it was so hot outside. Overall, I thought the wine was okay, but it's really the setting that makes for the experience. The food was probably the weakest part of our experience. The soft pretzel we ordered was hard. It was stale. That said, it's a nice place to sit down, enjoy the view and have a glass or two of wine. I'd come back for the atmosphere and scenery and would add it to your list of places to visit on the Cayuga wine trail.

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