Weekly Finger Lakes Craft Beverage & News Roundup 5/7/2021

WEEKLY FINGER LAKES CRAFT BEVERAGE & NEWS ROUNDUP 5/7/2021

Bellangelo Winery changes name to Missick Cellars and you can save up to 35% on a case as they change over the labels

New Finger Lakes tasting room in Penn Yan features tastings from 10 Finger Lakes wineries

Finger Lakes Wine Festival is cancelled for 2nd year in a row

Seneca Lake wineries announce Mothers Day events

Edible Finger Lakes features War Horse Brewing's Change IPA series of beer

Cornell's Alice Wise discusses Grapevine Spring Bud Break with New York winemakers

Hazlitt Winery Vineyard Manager John Santos discusses Sustainable Grape Growing in the Finger Lakes

Chris Missick's Viti Culture interviews Paul Brock of Silver Thread Winery

Bourbon for the Masses interviews Brian McKenzie of Finger Lakes Distilling

VinePair interviews NY Times wine critic Eric Asimov, who gives praise to the Finger Lakes wine region

The Wine Ranger tracks a Year in the Life of a Finger Lakes Grapevine

The Finger Lakes wine industry joins the Wine Enthusiast discussion on how to reduce viruses in grapevine rootstocks

SevenFifty Daily explains how wine distribution is changing

Hazlitt Winery presents Winetasting Tips and Tricks

Finger Lakes winery owners encourage Schumer to advocate for opening of the Canadian border to those who are vaccinated

Cornell's Tim Martinson encourages U.S. Dept. of Agriculture to include New York grape production in their reports

Libby Cook describes a visit to Sonnenberg Gardens in Canandaigua

Trumansburg's restaurant scene is featured in 6 Small Upstate New York Towns with Big Restaurant Scenes

The Finger Lakes Sweet Treat Trail, featuring 20 farm stands, cafes, bakeries and more in Cayuga County, launches its 2021 Passport Program

The Aurora Inn on Cayuga Lake makes Business Insider's list of 8 Top Lakefront Hotels in the U.S.

Restaurant closings and openings in Rochester

Watch the Finger Lakes Symphony Orchestra's Spring 2021 Virtual Concert

New Upstate Eats Food Trail covers 225 miles of upstate New York with great places to eat