A new vineyard and winery making Riesling is coming to Seneca Lake.
Check it out http://www.winespectator.com/webfeature/show/id/49515 here at this link.
News about agriculture in New York State and information farmers and consumers can use in their daily lives.
Showing posts with label Riesling. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Riesling. Show all posts
Thursday, January 23, 2014
Friday, July 12, 2013
Finger Lakes Wine Festival Opens Today
The Finger Lakes Wine Festival beings today (July 12) in Watkins Glen.
The wine festival offers the largest showcase of New York state wines with more than 80 wineries paired with regional artisans, music, culinary classes, and breweries all in one location.
The festival officially opens at 5 p.m. with the Launch of the Lakes Toga Party. Go to http://www.flwinefest.com/Festival-Info/Festival-Info.aspx and click on Event Schedule for a full listing of special events.
Tickets are still on sale. Go to http://www.flwinefest.com/Ticket-Info/Ticket-Info.aspx for ticket information.
The wine festival offers the largest showcase of New York state wines with more than 80 wineries paired with regional artisans, music, culinary classes, and breweries all in one location.
The festival officially opens at 5 p.m. with the Launch of the Lakes Toga Party. Go to http://www.flwinefest.com/Festival-Info/Festival-Info.aspx and click on Event Schedule for a full listing of special events.
Tickets are still on sale. Go to http://www.flwinefest.com/Ticket-Info/Ticket-Info.aspx for ticket information.
Thursday, July 11, 2013
Saturday, May 18, 2013
New York Rieslings Continue to Pick Up Honors
This news is from Jim Trezise of the New York Wine and Grape Foundation:
The Riverside International Wine Competition, run by esteemed California wine writer and Riesling aficianado Dan Berger, includes a special section for International Riesling Foundation trophies based on the IRF Riesling Taste Profile categories: Dry, Medium Dry, Medium Sweet, and Sweet.
The Riverside International Wine Competition, run by esteemed California wine writer and Riesling aficianado Dan Berger, includes a special section for International Riesling Foundation trophies based on the IRF Riesling Taste Profile categories: Dry, Medium Dry, Medium Sweet, and Sweet.
The winners of
two of the four trophies went to New York wines: Dr. Konstantin Frank
2012 Dry Riesling, and Wagner Vineyards 2011 Semi-Dry Riesling.
In addition,
of the 31 wines from around the world that won Gold or above, including
Best of Class, and Chairman's Award (equivalent to Double Gold), a
majority--16 of 31--went to Finger Lakes Rieslings, compared with 6 from
California, 2 each from Australia, Pennsylvania and Washington, and 1
each from British Columbia, Germany, and Michigan.
New York's other Best of Class award included Belhurst Estate Winery 2012 Semi-Dry Riesling.
Additional
Chairman's Awards (equal to Double Gold) were given to Chateau LaFayette
Reneau 2011 Dry Riesling; and Glenora 2011 Riesling Select Harvest.
Gold medals
went to Anyela's 2011 Sweet Riesling; Belhurst 2012 Dry Riesling; Dr.
Frank 2012 Semi-Dry Riesling and 2012 Riesling Reserve; Fox Run 2010 Dry
Riesling, Lake Dana Vineyard; Keuka Spring 2012 Riesling and 2012
Semi-Sweet Riesling; Sheldrake Point 2011 Riesling; Swedish Hill 2011
Riesling; Thirsty Owl 2012 Dry Riesling; and Ventosa 2011 Riesling, New
Vineyard.
During the
past several years, Finger Lakes Rieslings have earned international
acclaim, as evidenced by impressive results like these in many
competitions--as well as the 2010 Tierce Dry Riesling being served at
the Presidential Inaugural Luncheon in January. The secrets of success:
collaboration among growers and winemakers; research and communication
by Cornell; and multi-faceted promotion at several levels.
Thursday, March 7, 2013
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)


