The Cobblestone Farm Winery is one of the newer wineries on the West side of the Cayuga Wine Trail.  Onced housed in the farm's cobblestone house, it is now located in a more modern tasting room that has a lot going for it, but lacks cobblestones.  The location of the winery is along Rt 89 in the town of Romulus.  It is one of the northern most wineries on Cayuga Lake, second only to Motezuma Winery at the tip.

Wagner Vineyards and The Wagner Valley Brewing Company sits on East side of Seneca Lake in the town of Lodi. This estate winery has been open since 1979 so it has been on the Seneca Lake wine Trail for more than a quarter century.

The winery of Dr. Konstantin Frank is considered by many to be the Grand Daddy of the wineries in the Finger Lakes.  No it is not as old as the Pleasant Valley Wine Company, or as embattled as Bully Hill, nor was it the first to gain major international recognition (like Gold Seal was).  It is however the work and determination of Dr.

Catharine Valley Winery is the Southern most winery on the East side of Seneca Lake. This location makes it a nice place to start or end if you are visiting the East side of the Seneca Lake Wine Trail.   This winery is on the small side which gives it a nice touch and puts it some good company with other small wineries on this side of the lake. 

Villa Bellangelo is an Italian style winery on the West side of Seneca Lake.  Long-time Finger Lakes winery visitors will recognize the building and location as the old Barrel People Winery (you can still see the barrel people off in the woods).  The winery produces a wide range of wines from very sweet, to bone dry.  It offers a little something for everyone.

Penguin Bay Winery and Champagne House on Seneca Lake (formerly the Finger Lakes Champagne House) is a sister winery/retail outlet for the sparkling wines made by Swedish Hill Vineyards and Goose Watch Winery.  They offer six or so sparkling wines that run the gamut from Dry to Sweet.  If you like the bubbly stuff you should certainly pay a visit.    They also offer 10 or so wines pro

Standing Stone Vineyards is hard to miss along the Eastern side of Seneca Lake.  The big yellow barn with adjoining tasting room is like a beacon in a sea of green grape leaves and vineyard posts.  The vines that belong to Standing Stone are some of the oldest Vinifera (European) vines and rootstock in the area.  The quality is easy to taste.

French names on American wineries often sounds a bit like putting on airs. In some cases they may be, but in the case of Lamoreaux Landing Wine Cellars it has more to do with a nearby small hamlet on Seneca Lake that bears the same name, than any French lineage. Lamoreaux Landing, the wine cellar, is located on the Eastern side of Seneca Lake and is the first winery to the North on the very winery dense section of the wine trail known as the Banana Belt.

Sheldrake Point Winery is sometimes easy to miss as it is not directly on Route 89 the way most of the Cayuga Lake wineries are. However, if you like dry and semi-dry wines it is well worth the few mile drive off Rt 89.  The winery sits down on County Road 153 in Ovid on the Western shoreline of Cayuga Lake and just being that close to the lake is worth the short drive down the hill. 

Sitting on a great location overlooking the shore of Cayuga Lake is a winery with a lot of history. The Thirsty Owl Wine Company itself is not very old, but it has access to some of the most mature grapevines in the region.

Three new wineries have erupted in a field that used to just house Nagy's New Land Vineyard Just south of Geneva off Rt 96A. New Lands' tasting room had been the lone winery in the northeast quadrant of Seneca Lake for almost 20 years.

Shalestone Vineyards is a small winery in Lodi on the East Side of Seneca Lake. The small and cute winery should not be underestimated if you are looking for well crafted dry red wine in the Finger Lakes.