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GENEVA — Finger Lakes Wine Alliance, which calls itself “the premier trade association for wines in the region,” is celebrating its 20th year in 2024.

Seneca Lake, springboard for a Finger Lakes wine weekend Maximize your tastings at the lake with the most wineries Robin Catalano FacebookTwitterEmail The Finger Lakes is the country’s third-largest wine-producing region, after California and Oregon. Its 11 lakes create a "magical atmosphere for producing beautiful wines,” says wine writer Maia Johnson Dunn.Courtesy of Harbor Hotel Collection In the 2004 movie Sideways, Virginia Madsen’s grape-loving waitress gives a classic speech about wine. “I like how wine continues to evolve,” she says, “like if I open a bottle the wine will...

Shares4 Much has been written in recent years about the need for bar associations to adjust to the changing needs of lawyers. Some argue that bar associations have failed to adapt to the digital revolution and as a result, no longer provide the services and benefits sought by  21st century lawyers. There’s no doubt that bar associations face increased competition from online sites that offer lower-cost, and often more convenient, online services that compete with those traditionally provided by bar associations, including online CLEs, virtual networking opportunities, and attorney referral...

Finger Lakes Wine Alliance Announces Virtual Riesling Camp 2021 March 10, 2021 Geneva, NY – March 9, 2021 -- The Finger Lakes Wine Alliance, premier marketing association for wines in the region, proudly announces the second annual Finger Lakes Virtual Riesling Camp. The four-part series will take place each Wednesday in April, with a kick-off virtual Happy Hour on Tuesday April 6, where campers and wineries will participate in a meet-and-greet via Zoom while enjoying a glass of delicious and refreshing Finger Lakes Riesling. The Riesling “Camper” roster for 2021 includes ...

FLCC professor to address next generation’s winemakers MPNnow Paul Brock, professor of viticulture and wine technology at Finger Lakes Community College, will take a look back at 10 years of teaching during an online talk at 7 p.m. Feb. 24.  Brock will speak on "A Decade of Teaching, Growing and Making Wine in the Finger Lakes." The event is part of the Muller Field Station Speaking of Nature Series. Visit events.flcc.edu to register.  "Our students' hands-on education is influenced by the weather the region experiences, just as it impacts the grapes and wine produced that season,” he s...