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  2. The Finger Lakes Region, Once Famous for Their Bubbly ... - AOL

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    The history of Finger Lakes sparkling wine Despite its perception as a relatively young winemaking region, Finger Lakes’ viticulture traces to 1829, when the first vineyards were planted around ...

  3. These 12 States Have the Best Vineyards in the U.S. - AOL

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    The main wine regions are found in Niagara and Lake Erie, the Finger Lakes, the Hudson River wine region, and the East End of Long Island. Each region is known for a different type of wine.

  4. Finger Lakes AVA - Wikipedia

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    As of 2008, there are nearly one hundred wineries in operation in the Finger Lakes AVA. [6] As of 2020 the Finger Lakes wine region is at risk due to the arrival of the spotted lanternfly from neighboring states. [12] New York’s annual yield from orchards and vineyards has a value of $358.4 million, which could be devastated if the spotted ...

  5. Upstate NY winery takes top honors in state wine competition

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    Best White Wine: Dr. Konstantin Frank 2022 Reserve Riesling, Finger Lakes. Best Pink Wine: Fulkerson 2023 Estate Syrah Rosé, Seneca Lake, Finger Lakes.

  6. Seneca Lake AVA - Wikipedia

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    By 1900 there were over 20,000 acres (8,100 ha) of vineyards throughout the Finger Lakes and more than 50 wineries. In 1919, the passage of Prohibition strongly impacted the wine and grape growing industries. Only the largest wineries were able to survive by making grape juice and sacramental wine. Total area of Finger Lakes' vineyards was cut ...

  7. New York wine - Wikipedia

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    Frank went on to become one of the major architects of modern Finger Lakes winemaking industry. [7] In 1976, when the Farm Winery Act was passed in New York, the state had only 19 wineries, all located in the Finger Lakes and Long Island regions. By 1985, there were 63 wineries in the two regions. [4]