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Finger Lakes Wineries: A Pictorial History

Finger Lakes Wineries: A Pictorial History

This book is a collection of photographs of grape growing and winemaking in New York's Finger Lakes Region. The number of wineries in the region has grown from 19 in 1975 to over 130 in 2017. Wineries are the largest tourist attraction in the Finger Lakes Region. This book provides a history of the early wineries in the region in Hammondsport at the southern end of Keuka Lake and in Naples at the southern end of Seneca Lake. The many wineries that were the the result of the 1976 Farm Winery Act as well as wineries founded by entrepreneurs and vintners from outside the region are discussed. A glossary of wine and grape terms is included.

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Finger Lakes Wineries: A Pictorial History

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Finger Lakes Wineries: A Pictorial History

This book is a collection of photographs of grape growing and winemaking in New York's Finger Lakes Region. The number of wineries in the region has grown from 19 in 1975 to over 130 in 2017. Wineries are the largest tourist attraction in the Finger Lakes Region. This book provides a history of the early wineries in the region in Hammondsport at the southern end of Keuka Lake and in Naples at the southern end of Seneca Lake. The many wineries that were the the result of the 1976 Farm Winery Act as well as wineries founded by entrepreneurs and vintners from outside the region are discussed. A glossary of wine and grape terms is included.

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This book is a collection of photographs of grape growing and winemaking in New York's Finger Lakes Region. The number of wineries in the region has grown from 19 in 1975 to over 130 in 2017. Wineries are the largest tourist attraction in the Finger Lakes Region. This book provides a history of the early wineries in the region in Hammondsport at the southern end of Keuka Lake and in Naples at the southern end of Seneca Lake. The many wineries that were the the result of the 1976 Farm Winery Act as well as wineries founded by entrepreneurs and vintners from outside the region are discussed. A glossary of wine and grape terms is included.