Finger Lakes, New York

Every Finger Lakes winery and vineyard, mapped

The Finger Lakes are New York's largest wine region: well over a hundred wineries and vineyards ring Seneca, Keuka, Cayuga, and Canandaigua Lakes, with a few more on Skaneateles and the smaller western lakes. This page lists every winery we've verified, grouped by lake, with a full profile for each — hours, wine list, reservation policy, and nearby places to stay — and a free interactive map that turns your shortlist into a driving route.

Last verified . Independently maintained; every listing is checked against the winery's own website, and no winery pays to be listed or featured.

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Start here: a few ways into the region

Short lists drawn from what's documented in each winery's profile, not from rankings. Use them to anchor a day, then fill in the stops around them with the directory below.

Every Finger Lakes winery, by lake

Each name links to a full profile with hours, address, wine list, reservation policy, nearby wineries, and places to stay. Lakes run roughly west to east; within each lake, wineries are listed alphabetically.

Seneca Lake 41 wineries

The largest and deepest of the Finger Lakes, and the one with the most wineries by a wide margin. The Seneca Lake Wine Trail loops both shores between Geneva at the north end and Watkins Glen at the south. The east shore (Hector, Burdett, Lodi) is the denser stretch; the west shore (Dundee, Dresden, Penn Yan) holds several of the region's founding estates. Seneca Lake has had its own AVA since 2003.

  • Anthony Road Wine Company Penn Yan A family-owned winery located on the western shore of Seneca Lake.
  • Apollo’s Praise Rock Stream A Finger Lakes winery focused on estate-grown wines from the Seneca Lake AVA.
  • Atwater Vineyards Burdett Atwater Vineyards sits high above Seneca Lake on a dramatic slope and is known for a broad, eclectic range of Finger Lakes wines.
  • Barnstormer Winery Rock Stream A boutique Finger Lakes producer on the western side of Seneca Lake that emphasizes 100% Finger Lakes fruit and a low-intervention approach.
  • Belhurst Castle and Winery Geneva A historic resort set on the western shore of Seneca Lake in Geneva, in the heart of New York's Finger Lakes wine country.
  • Billsboro Winery Geneva A Seneca Lake producer founded in 2006 and recognized for a dry-wine program built around sustainably farmed Finger Lakes fruit.
  • Boundary Breaks Vineyard Lodi A Seneca Lake estate winery known primarily for estate-grown Riesling and a precision-focused approach to cool-climate viticulture.
  • Bravery Winery Dresden A small, veteran-owned farm winery in the village of Dresden, New York, on the western side of Seneca Lake in the heart of the Finger Lakes.
  • Castel Grisch Winery Watkins Glen Established in 1983 by a Swiss-German couple, Castel Grisch Winery sits on roughly 200 acres above the western shore of Seneca Lake, with more than 40 acres under vine.
  • Catharine Valley Winery Burdett Catharine Valley Winery sits on the southeastern shore of Seneca Lake in the heart of New York's Finger Lakes wine region, just north of Watkins Glen along Route 414.
  • Chateau LaFayette Reneau Hector An estate winery on the east shore of Seneca Lake.
  • Damiani Wine Cellars Burdett A Seneca Lake winery known for producing a varied portfolio that includes dry reds, fine whites, and sparkling wines.
  • Forge Cellars Burdett An artisanal winery on the southeastern shore of Seneca Lake in the Finger Lakes region of New York, founded in 2011 by Rick Rainey.
  • Fox Run Vineyards Dresden A longtime Seneca Lake estate winery known for its commitment to estate farming and a balanced, food-friendly style.
  • Fulkerson Winery Dundee Fulkerson Winery and Farm sits on the western slopes of Seneca Lake, where the Fulkerson family has farmed since 1805.
  • Glenora Wine Cellars Dundee Glenora Wine Cellars was the first winery on Seneca Lake and remains one of the region’s most destination-oriented properties.
  • Hazlitt 1852 Vineyards Hector Hazlitt 1852 Vineyards sits on the east shore of Seneca Lake in Hector, New York, on land the Hazlitt family has farmed since 1852, when David.
  • Hermann J. Wiemer Vineyard Dundee Founded in 1979, Hermann J. Wiemer Vineyard is a pioneer of viticulture and winemaking.
  • Hillick & Hobbs Estate Burdett Wines include Estate Vineyard Dry Riesling, Lower Terrace Estate Dry Riesling, North Ravine Riesling.
  • Idol Ridge Winery Lodi Idol Ridge Winery overlooks Seneca Lake and offers a varied lineup of dry, sweet, sparkling, and natural-inspired wines in a panoramic tasting-room setting.
  • Kemmeter Wines Penn Yan A small boutique winery established in 2013 by Johannes and Imelda Reinhardt on the west side of Seneca Lake.
  • Lakewood Vineyards Watkins Glen A multigenerational Seneca Lake winery whose winegrowing roots stretch back decades.
  • Lamoreaux Landing Wine Cellars Lodi A Seneca Lake estate winery known for a strong focus on sustainably grown grapes and a refined, estate-driven style.
  • Miles Wine Cellars Himrod A family-owned winery on the western shore of Seneca Lake in Himrod, New York, at the heart of the Finger Lakes region.
  • Osmote Burdett A small, family-run winery on the eastern shore of Seneca Lake in Burdett, New York, dedicated to low-impact, naturally fermented wines built around freshness, texture.
  • Ravines Wine Cellars — Winery & Tasting Room at Geneva Geneva Ravines Wine Cellars is a small, family-owned, award-winning winery in the Finger Lakes wine region of New York State, dedicated to the craft of fine, classical winemaking.
  • Red Newt Cellars Winery & Bistro Hector Red Newt Cellars has been at the leading edge of the Finger Lakes winery scene for almost 30 years.
  • Red Tail Ridge Winery Penn Yan Red Tail Ridge is a boutique winery located in the heart of the Finger Lakes on the western shore of Seneca Lake, known for innovative wines that show precision.
  • Ria’s Wines Hector A newer Seneca Lake winery founded by Ria D’Aversa and Michael Penn, with an intimate estate-centered approach to vineyard and cellar work.
  • Ryan William Vineyard Burdett Ryan William Vineyard sits in the heart of the Finger Lakes in the Town of Hector, on the southeast shore of Seneca Lake — the largest of the glacial Finger Lakes by volume.
  • Sawmill Creek Estate Hector Sawmill Creek Estate was founded in 2010 by seventh-generation viticulturist Jason Hazlitt.
  • Scout Vineyards Penn Yan A family owned and operated farm winery on the western shore of Seneca Lake, established in 2017 by the Budmen and Todd families.
  • Seneca Shore Wine Cellars Penn Yan A long-running Finger Lakes winery known for its distinctive medieval-themed identity and broad range of wines.
  • Silver Thread Winery Lodi Silver Thread is a boutique Finger Lakes winery producing outstanding Riesling and other cool-climate wines from sustainably grown grapes on the eastern shore of Seneca Lake.
  • Standing Stone Vineyards Hector Standing Stone is a historic winery nestled on the southeast side of Seneca Lake in New York's Finger Lakes region, where sun and slope aspects greatly impact grape growing.
  • Tabora Farm & Winery Dundee Tabora Farm & Winery brings a touch of South Africa to the heart of the Finger Lakes on the Seneca Lake Wine Trail.
  • Three Brothers Wineries & Estates Geneva Three Brothers Wineries and Estates bills itself as the ultimate New York State tasting experience: three distinct wineries, a microbrewery.
  • Trestle Thirty One Geneva A boutique urban Finger Lakes tasting lounge in Geneva built around small-batch, luxury-leaning wines.
  • Ventosa Vineyards Geneva A family-owned, 100% estate winery on the eastern shore of Seneca Lake in Geneva, New York, in the heart of the Finger Lakes wine region.
  • Wagner Vineyards Estate Winery Lodi One of the oldest and most recognized wineries in the Finger Lakes, founded in 1979 by Bill Wagner as the first winery to open on the eastern shore of Seneca Lake.
  • Zugibe Vineyards Geneva A family-owned and operated winery located on the east side of Seneca Lake.

Keuka Lake 17 wineries

The Y-shaped lake where Finger Lakes winemaking began: the region's first commercial winery opened near Hammondsport in 1860, and Dr. Konstantin Frank proved European vinifera could ripen here a century later. Wineries cluster along the west side between Hammondsport and Penn Yan and on the Bluff Point peninsula, most with steep vineyard views down to the water.

  • Azure Hill Winery Hammondsport A small, family-run boutique farm winery on the west side of Keuka Lake in Hammondsport, NY, in the heart of the Finger Lakes wine region.
  • Barrington Cellars Penn Yan A small, family-owned and -operated winery perched on a hillside about 500 feet from the eastern shore of Keuka Lake, in the town of Barrington in Yates County.
  • Bully Hill Vineyards Hammondsport One of the most recognizable names in the Finger Lakes, pairing a long local legacy with a broad, visitor-friendly campus above Keuka Lake.
  • Chateau Renaissance Wine Cellars Hammondsport A small, family-run winery near the southern tip of Keuka Lake, just south of the village of Hammondsport.
  • Divided Sky Vineyard Hammondsport A small, family-run estate winery on the west side of Keuka Lake, just north of Hammondsport, New York.
  • Domaine LeSeurre Winery Hammondsport Domaine LeSeurre is a family-owned winery on the east side of Keuka Lake, just off State Route 54, founded by French winemakers Celine and Sebastien LeSeurre.
  • Dr. Konstantin Frank Winery Hammondsport One of the foundational names in Finger Lakes wine history.
  • Heron Hill Winery Hammondsport A landmark Keuka Lake producer recognized for sustainable farming and a lineup that balances elegant Rieslings with expressive reds and distinctive blends.
  • Keuka Lake Vineyards Hammondsport A small, family-owned Finger Lakes winery dedicated to fine dry wines made with sustainability, hand-work in the vineyard, and minimal intervention in the winery.
  • Keuka Spring Vineyards Penn Yan A family-run winery with a hillside tasting room overlooking the east side of Keuka Lake.
  • Living Roots Wine & Co. Hammondsport An intercontinental winery with roots in both the Finger Lakes of New York and the Adelaide Hills of South Australia.
  • McGregor Vineyard Dundee A family-owned winery located in the Finger Lakes region of New York, nestled on the eastern slopes of Keuka Lake.
  • Point of the Bluff Vineyards Hammondsport A Keuka Lake winery established in 2008 and known for its scenic setting and award-winning wines.
  • Stever Hill Vineyards Branchport A fifth-generation, family-owned and operated farm winery in Branchport, New York, set in the heart of Keuka Lake wine country.
  • Vineyard View Winery Keuka Park A fifth-generation family farm set on a vineyard-covered hillside with sweeping views of Keuka Lake.
  • Weis Vineyards Hammondsport A boutique winery on the western slopes above Keuka Lake in the Finger Lakes, founded by winemaker Hans Peter Weis and Ashlee Weis.
  • Yates Cellars Keuka Park A small, limited-production boutique winery in the Finger Lakes wine region, established in 2000.

Cayuga Lake 21 wineries

The longest of the Finger Lakes, running from Ithaca north to Seneca Falls. The Cayuga Lake Wine Trail, organized in 1983, was the first winery trail in the United States. Most tasting rooms sit along Route 89 on the west shore, with a smaller group on the east side around Aurora.

  • Airy Acres Vineyard Interlaken A small family-owned winery located in Interlaken, New York, in the heart of the Finger Lakes wine region between Cayuga and Seneca Lakes.
  • Americana Vineyards Interlaken A family-owned winery located on the west side of Cayuga Lake.
  • Bet the Farm Winery Trumansburg Bet the Farm is a boutique, woman-owned winery on the western side of Cayuga Lake, midway between Ithaca and Trumansburg in the heart of the Finger Lakes.
  • Bright Leaf Vineyard King Ferry An award-winning, family-owned and operated farm winery on the east shore of Cayuga Lake in the Finger Lakes, just outside King Ferry, New York.
  • Buttonwood Grove Winery Romulus A family-owned Cayuga Lake producer known for scenic grounds, a welcoming atmosphere, and a diverse wine program.
  • Cayuga Ridge Estate Winery Ovid One of the oldest wineries in the Finger Lakes, family-owned and operated by Tom and Susie Challen.
  • Constantia Wine Company Aurora A small New York State farm winery producing handcrafted, small-batch wines.
  • Frontenac Point Vineyard & Estate Winery Trumansburg A family-owned estate winery nestled on the west shore of Cayuga Lake.
  • Goose Watch Winery Romulus A Cayuga Lake producer set in a restored barn with a deck and picnic-friendly grounds overlooking the lake.
  • Heart & Hands Wine Company Union Springs A small, family-owned winery located on the eastern shore of Cayuga Lake.
  • Hosmer Winery Ovid A family-run estate winery on the western shore of Cayuga Lake in Ovid, New York, and home to the Patrician Verona Vineyard, first planted by Maren and Cameron Hosmer in 1972.
  • Knapp Winery Romulus A Cayuga Lake pioneer that has been producing wine since the mid-1980s and is known for both classic Finger Lakes varieties and less common grapes.
  • Montezuma Winery Finger Lakes Seneca Falls Montezuma Winery grew out of a multi-generational beekeeping operation.
  • Sheldrake Point Winery Ovid A Cayuga Lake estate producer known for estate-grown wines and a destination-style lakeside experience.
  • Six Eighty Cellars Ovid A boutique winery on the west side of Cayuga Lake, off Route 89 at Ovid.
  • Six Mile Creek Vineyard & Distillery Ithaca Six Mile Creek Vineyard is Ithaca's oldest winery and distillery and one of the earliest members of the Cayuga Lake Wine Trail, first opening its doors in 1987.
  • Swedish Hill Winery + Cider Co. Romulus Swedish Hill sits on the west side of Cayuga Lake in Romulus, New York, and is one of the longest-running stops on the Cayuga Lake Wine Trail.
  • The Apple Station Winery Cayuga A family-owned orchard, country store, and winery sitting just outside the village of Union Springs at the north end of Cayuga Lake.
  • Thirsty Owl Wine Company Ovid A well-known Cayuga Lake destination with roughly 150 acres of vineyards and a half-mile of lake frontage.
  • Treleaven Wines King Ferry Estate winery on the east shore at King Ferry, with the Farm in the Willows restaurant on site.
  • Usonia Wine Ovid Usonia is a Finger Lakes vineyard and winery founded in 2020 by Julia and Alex Alvarez-Perez, a wife-and-husband team who came to winemaking by way of restaurants.

Canandaigua Lake 7 wineries

The westernmost of the major lakes and the closest to Rochester. Wineries gather around Naples at the south end, a village that has grown grapes since the 1800s and still holds a grape festival each September, and toward the city of Canandaigua at the north.

  • Acquilano Wine Cellars Canandaigua A small, family-owned boutique winery located on the east side of Seneca Lake in the heart of the Finger Lakes wine region of New York.
  • Arbor Hill Grapery & Winery Naples A family-owned winery located in the heart of the Finger Lakes region in Naples, New York.
  • Barrel Necessities at Randall-Standish Vineyards Canandaigua Barrel Necessities is a small farm winery set on the historic Randall-Standish Vineyards property in the hills above Canandaigua Lake.
  • Hazlitt Red Cat Cellars Naples The second home of the Hazlitt family, whose winemaking roots in the Finger Lakes reach back to 1852.
  • Hometown Wine Company Naples A boutique winery and tasting room in the village of Naples, at the southern tip of Canandaigua Lake.
  • Inspire Moore Winery & Vineyard Naples A family-owned winery in the village of Naples, at the southern end of Canandaigua Lake.
  • Raymor Estate Cellars Bloomfield A small boutique winery set in the rolling hills of New York's Finger Lakes region near Bristol and Canandaigua Lake, just off Routes 5 & 20 east of East Bloomfield.

Skaneateles Lake 1 winery

A small cluster of tasting rooms near the village of Skaneateles at the eastern edge of the region, an easy drive from Syracuse and a natural add-on to a Cayuga Lake day.

  • Anyela's Vineyards Skaneateles A family-owned winery located on the western hillside of Skaneateles Lake.

Conesus & Hemlock Lakes 1 winery

The westernmost stops of all, in the hills between the Genesee Valley and Canandaigua, for visitors extending a trip beyond the Seneca–Keuka–Cayuga core.

  • Deer Run Winery Geneseo The westernmost winery in the Finger Lakes and the oldest operating winery on Conesus Lake.

Near Rochester 1 winery

  • 20 Deep Winery Mendon 20 Deep is a family-run winery in Mendon, New York, roughly 15-20 minutes south of Rochester, with a relaxed.

The other lakes no wineries listed

Honeoye, Canadice, Owasco and Otisco have no wineries on their shores in this directory. Each has its own guide to the nearest tasting rooms: Honeoye Lake, Canadice Lake, Owasco Lake and Otisco Lake.

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How this directory is kept accurate

Regional listings go stale quickly: wineries change hours, move to appointment-only, open second tasting rooms, or close. Each profile here is built the same way and reviewed before it's published.

  • Hours, address, phone, reservation policy, and wine list are taken from the winery's own website, not from third-party directories. Where a detail can't be confirmed, it's left blank rather than guessed.
  • Nearby places to stay are chosen by distance from the tasting room and link to the property's own site.
  • No winery pays to be listed or featured, and closures are marked rather than quietly removed.

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Planning a Finger Lakes wine trip: common questions

How many wineries are in the Finger Lakes?

Counts vary by source, from around 120 to more than 140, because satellite tasting rooms, closures, and new openings shift the total every year. Seneca Lake has the most by a wide margin, with Cayuga and Keuka next and smaller groups on Canandaigua, Skaneateles, and the western lakes. This directory lists only wineries whose details have been verified against the winery's own site, and it grows as profiles are confirmed.

Which lake should I base myself on?

Watkins Glen, at the south end of Seneca Lake, is the most central base: both Seneca shores are close, and Keuka and Cayuga are each roughly 30 to 45 minutes away. Geneva suits the north end of Seneca and Cayuga, Hammondsport is the natural base for Keuka, and Ithaca for Cayuga's west shore. Every winery profile lists nearby places to stay.

Do I need a reservation to taste at Finger Lakes wineries?

Often, yes at smaller producers, especially on weekends and during harvest, while larger estates still take walk-ins. Each winery profile shows the current policy and links to the winery's booking page, and the interactive map can filter to wineries that don't require a reservation.

How much does a wine tasting cost in the Finger Lakes?

Most standard flights run roughly $10 to $25 per person, with seated or premium experiences priced higher. Some wineries waive or credit the fee with a bottle purchase. Prices change seasonally, so check the profile or the winery's own site before you go.

When is the best time to visit Finger Lakes wineries?

May through October is peak season, and harvest in September and October is the busiest and most scenic stretch. Winter hours are shorter and some small wineries close or move to appointment-only from January to March, so confirm hours before driving out.

How many wineries can I visit in a day?

Three or four is a comfortable pace. Wineries on the same shore are often only a few miles apart, but moving from one lake to another can take 30 to 60 minutes. Plan a designated driver or a tour, and use each profile's nearby-winery suggestions to keep your stops close together.

Are Finger Lakes wineries dog-friendly or kid-friendly?

Many welcome leashed dogs outdoors and some indoors, and plenty have lawns and food for families, but policies vary and change. A winery is only marked pet-friendly or kid-friendly here when the winery itself says so. You can filter the map by either policy.

A winery is missing, or a detail is wrong. How do I report it?

Email hello@fingerlakeswinemap.com with the winery's name and location, or the correction. Every listing is checked against the winery's own site before it's published, and closures are marked rather than quietly deleted.

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