Category: Wine & Spirits

Cayuga Lake Wine Trail executive director Katherine Chase is back in-studio for the last Wednesday of June and she is bringing locally produced ciders to sample. We’ll also look ahead to the weekend which includes commencement ceremonies at high schools across the ... MORE

Cayuga Lake Wine Trail Executive Director Katherine Chase is back in-studio with a pair of cider offerings to taste from Thirsty Owl and Buttonwood Grove wineries. Then, a look at the final weekend of May ahead in the Finger Lakes.  ... MORE

A bill introduced by a state lawmaker would allow ‘take out’ drinks to continue moving forward. Sen. Brad Hoylman proposed allowing restaurants and bars to keep offering wine, beer, and cocktails for take-out and delivery two years after the emergency declaration ends ... MORE

The Finger Lakes Wine Festival, which is typically held on Watkins Glen has been cancelled. Organizers made the announcement on Friday. The event normally happens at Watkins Glen International. Events that were scheduled for June have been pushed to October. The Wine ... MORE

Sydney Rogers and Jim Sinicropi are joined in-studio with Cayuga Lake Wine Trail Executive Director Katherine Chase for another “Wine Wednesday” edition of FLX Weekly. This month, however, it will be more locally distilled spirits that we’ll sample before looking at some ... MORE

The coronavirus has put everyone in a difficult position. Wineries and breweries are adapting to changes, as their new reality includes selling in ways that previously were not the norm. Tasting rooms are closed. The venues, where many operators have spent tens-of-thousands ... MORE

Theresa Mendez is the owner of the Moonflower Macaroons in Auburn. Michael Richards a bartender at the Canopy at The Hilton in Ithaca, NY.. They are both in-studio with Katie MacIntyre today to discuss their relationship, growth and gratitude on the latest ... MORE

New York is the nation’s third leading wine-producing state, according to an analysis commissioned by the New York Wine & Grape Foundation. It was conducted by John Dunham & Associates, who has executed similar studies in the past. The numbers were awe-inspiring ... MORE

A glass of red wine can taste different from another glass of red wine. You probably have consumed numerous bottles of red wines, yet you still don’t understand much about it because let’s face it; wine can be intimidating. You may want ... MORE

Advocates around New York State are calling for a lower threshold for driving while intoxicated. The current state limit is 0.08%. Supporters want the state to lower the limit to 0.05%. A bill was introduced into the Senate last year, and another ... MORE

The FELCO pruning competition is an initiative by the FELCO Company to teach and demonstrate the importance of fine pruning in the vineyard industry. The FELCO Pruning contest targets Young Farmers and Collegiate students with a passion for Viticulture, and advanced or ... MORE

It’s no secret that chocolate and wine are a good pairing. That’s why it’s the centerpiece to an event coming up sponsored by the Seneca Lake Wine Trail. More than 20 wineries will be participating along the trail, and each will provide ... MORE

A beautiful area in New York State, Finger Lakes comes with a very interesting culinary offer, especially for those who are not from around there. If you are a fan of vibrant colors and fresh flavors, then this is the place for ... MORE

New York and wine go hand-in-hand. A recent study commission by the New York Wine & Grape Foundation, which was conducted by John Dunham & Associates identified New York as the nation's third leading wine-producing state ... MORE

Prison City is getting some new recognition. Paste Magazine placed Prison City Pub & Brewery’s Sad DEovition to Ancient Religion at No. 8 in a tasting of more than 65 lagers. The ranking was published on Monday by the magazine. Paste writer ... MORE