New York Wine Region Map and Info | Wine Folly
Explore the map of New York's six major wine regions, learn what wines grow here, and where to find great quality.
The Ultimate Guide to New York State's Wine Regions - Official …
Nov 6, 2024 · From Long Island’s superb reds and sprawling farmland vineyards to the Finger Lakes’ internationally-acclaimed whites and dazzling lakeside views, New York’s wine regions are waiting for you to explore! Here’s how to make the most of your time in Empire State wine country.
Graphics and Maps – New York Wines
A detailed and comprehensive map highlighting all seven of the recognized New York State AVAs. The outward manifestation of New York State’s wine industry brand and the unifying element for the programs and activities that the New York Wine & Grape Foundation presents.
New York AVA Map – New York Wines
A detailed and comprehensive map highlighting all seven of the recognized New York State AVAs.
NYS Breweries, Wineries, Cideries, and Meaderies Map - State of New York
An interactive map of NYS breweries, wineries, cideries, and meaderies based on Liquor Authority current list of all active licensees in NYS.
New York State Wine Trails
New York State is home to many diverse wine regions that offer unique opportunities and experiences across the state. Finger Lakes Region Canandaigua Lake Wine Trail
New York Wine Region Guide | Wine Folly
Explore the wines, wineries, and regions of New York State. Discover nearly two centuries of winemaking history and around 450 wine producers.
Map of New York's Wine Regions
American Viticultural Areas (AVA) located within New York: Niagara Escarpment, Lake Erie, Finger Lakes, Cayuga Lake, Seneca Lake, Hudson River, Long Island, North Fork of Long Island and The Hamptons.
New York State Wine Regions
Full information including maps and production statistics for New York State Wine and its regional AVA wine making regions.
New York - American Wine Region - Wine-Searcher
Sep 25, 2024 · New York State is located in the north-eastern United States, between the Atlantic coast and the U.S. border with Canada. Because of this zone's cool, frost-prone climate, most New York vineyards are located near the coast, next to rivers, or …
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