144 Acres - Lakefont
15 Acre Vineyard
5 Acre Orchard
Winery & Tasting Roommore info»
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5 Acres
Winery & Tasting Room
5,000 SQFT Building
Two Homes + Seneca Lake Wine Trailmore info»
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40 Acres - 12 Acre Vineyard
8 Acres in Berries
Timer Frame Winery & Tasting Roommore info»
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21.1 Acres - Lakefont
Historic 4,444 SQFT Home
Post & Beam Barn
Lakeshore Cottagemore info»
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Hilltop Estate
22,000 +/- SQFT Winery
Large Barn & Bungalow
Two Homes
Wine Label, Brand & Inventory
Home & Vacation Rental
Tasting Room & Home
40-50 +/- Plantable Acres
Lakefront Home
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200 Acres
185 Acre Vineyard
Charming Home
Niagara on the Lake, NY
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65 Acres - Winery & Tasting Room
12.5 Acre Vineyard
4 Rental Cabins & Barn
Seneca Lake, NY
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55 Acres
18 Acre Vineyard
Winery & Restaurant
Reading, NY
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9.49 Acres
Winery & Retail Location
Vineyard Potential
Dundee, NY
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7 Acres - 6.5 Acres Ready to Plant
Great Location - 360 Views
$134,900 + Mineral Rights
Seneca Lake, NY more info»
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23.5 Acres
Vineyard Potential Land
Optimal Soils and Location
Niagara County, NY more info»
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185 Acres
124 Acre Vineyard
Tasting Room & Home
Seneca Lake, NY more info»
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179 Acres - Vineyard Potenial
Large Custom Home
1100 Ft. of Lake Shoreline
Cayuga Lake, NY
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9 Acres - Winery Potential
3,274 SQFT Home
On Cayuga Lake Wine Trail
Cayuga Lake, NY
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New York state is one of the most diversified wine regions in the United states. New York's cool northern climates makes it a great location to produce not only dry still table wines but sparkling wines as well. New York has four major producing regions, Hudson River Valley, Finger Lakes, Lake Erie and Long Island. One very interesting fact about New York viticulture is just how diverse it truly is. New York boasts having the most acreage planted in native American grapes. A total of around fifty varieties of grapes are grown in New York, whereas ten to fifteen are grown in commercial quantities. There are approximately 35,000 acres of grapes in the state but the majority goes toward grape juice not wine. The state's four major wine regions are farily distant from one another, they all share cool weather and proximity to water which brings about a stabilizing effect upon the environment around them.
