Gallery Vineyards
Honeoye Falls, New York
Description
Gallery Vineyards Overview
Located in the heart of the Finger Lakes AVA in Monroe County, New York, Gallery Vineyards combines the elegance of fine wines with the beauty of art.
History and Background
Founded in 2007, Gallery Vineyards started cultivating its first vines on farmland characterized by rich Honeoye Loam soils. The vineyard benefits from a micro-climate influenced by its elevation and close proximity to Great Lakes Ontario and Erie, providing optimal conditions for vine growth and grape maturity.
Vineyard Details and Wine Production
The estate spans 7.5 acres with a total of 6835 vines planted. They focus on sustainable farming practices, such as composting and mechanical weed control, to maintain the health of their ecosystem.
Varietals Grown:
- Pinot Noir
- Riesling
- Traminette
- Gewürztraminer
- Vinogoles
- Voignier
- Muscat
- Cabernet Franc
- Cabernet Sauvignon
Visitor Information and Experiences
Visitors to Gallery Vineyards can expect a unique blend of wine and art. Each wine vintage features unique artwork on its labels, making each bottle a collector’s item. This integration of art extends into the wine club membership, where members receive exclusive wines with numbered and signed labels by featured artists.
Notable Wine and Artist Collaboration:
For instance, the 2016 Riesling features the "Solar Eclipse" acrylic and pencil painting by the featured artist for 2016, Karen Griffith.
Notable Wines or Specialties
The portfolio includes a diverse range of wines, some highlights from the 2016 and 2015 vintages include:
- 2016 Pinot Noir (500 ml)
- 2016 Riesling (500 ml)
- 2016 Traminette Dry (750 ml)
- 2016 Traminette Semi-Dry (750 ml)
- 2015 Malbec (500 ml)
- 2014 Petit Verdot (500 ml)
- 2015 Cabernet Sauvignon (750 ml)
- 2015 Syrah (750 ml)
Contact Information and Location
Address: 1200 Honeoye Falls #6 Rd., Honeoye Falls, NY 14472, USA
Telephone: (585) 210-3628
Visitors and wine lovers are encouraged to explore and enjoy the harmonious blend of viticulture and fine arts at Gallery Vineyards, where every bottle tells a story.