Walked in on a Saturday evening and were greeted with a kind woman. She offered us a tasting…read morehowever we did not have the time so we explored the bottle options. She was kind enough to let us try the bottles before we bought them. She was well experienced with all the bottles and their notes. I would recommend this local treasure if you are interested in a casual glass of wine, a tasting, or a bottle to go with amazing views of the lake! Oh also everything is really reasonably priced! And is the oldest winery in Wayne county!

Very light pour with wine tastings. Couldn't even taste the wine. Don't waste your time or money.read more

What a great recommendation from other locals... while out for a girls weekend enjoying the…read morebeautiful weather and in need of some cold delicious drinks... we ended up at silver waters wine. A smaller local winery, that Tom and his wife started. Fresh farm ingredients right to their table for all to enjoy. I loved hearing Toms story and how his passion of wine making became his business. He works with other locals like his next door neighbors for local honey to use in his wine. They do tastings and Ofer some local beer to enjoy as well. Their wine is also available in some local shops and festivals. Great family story.

Small but cute little winery to stop and visit! Owner has been making his own wine for 30 years…read moreand licensed since 2009 I believe he said. They prices are great. Tastings are 5 for $5 or a beer is $5. Recommending Black cherry Limburger (aka Jen's blend, that's his wife). Checkout it out.

Now added a delicious garlic cheese pizza to the food lineup and introduced a delicious Estate…read moreBlend cider to the tastings. Service is typically prompt and courteous and the ambiance is delightful- especially on music Sundays from 430-630pm!

We checked out Oak & Apple in late October/early November since it is dog-friendly and really…read moreenjoyed the ambiance! We sat outside even though it was chilly, but many people were outside too! The inside is small, so the outdoor seating is a must. The ciders themselves weren't all to my liking and there is a limited choice, so the flight was kind of hit or miss for me. I think you'd be better off finding one you like and sticking with a full or half pour of that instead. But overall I enjoyed the experience and loved that my pups could hang out with us as well! I'd love to visit again when it's warmer out!

Huge portions! We had leftovers for two days! Very tasty food and beverages! Will be going back for…read moresure!

Lovely location, and warm ambience in the Tasting Room. We enjoyed learning about and tasting both…read moretheir red and white wines. Some of their wines are shared endeavors with an Australian winery - Shiraz was very good. They had a small kitchen for foods off the tasting room, but we didn't try anything that day. We will return in warmer weather and enjoy the wine, food and pavilion!

The food is great ! The wine and beer are better ! The service is great and their concerts feature…read moregreat bands!

We like the wine selection at JD. It's a great place to visit in the Fall. There are also plenty of…read morefamily activities here at Long Acre Farms (Corn Maze, Hayrides, Corn Cannon, Pumpkin Patch and kiddie playgrounds). Lots of good food to eat too.

I'm super late adding this review but it's so memorable I can still so clearly recall our wine…read moretasting experience at Hermann J. Wiemer Vineyard. Well, aside from our wine guide's name, (I'M SO SORRY) who was EXCELLENT and made what would have been a lost group of women wanting to get lit to an educational experience but ALSO a great time. He curated a list of several white wines in carafes for us to learn and practice different tasting notes. I have never had a wine tasting like this and have never had one like this again, yet. Hopefully that will change during my Napa trip this month! The outdoor seating area is beautiful and green without getting too noisy, and perfect for big groups. There's also a large unending field of grapes - which we definitely posed for an ungodly amount of photos in front of. Hermann J. Wiemer is definitely a wine institution well deserving of all the accolades that I will be visiting again next time I'm in upstate New York!

Hermann J. Wiemer was one of the three wineries my husband and I visited when were in the Finger…read moreLakes for the Fourth of July last week. Hermann J. Wiemer has been around since 1979, but they started really experimenting with biodynamic wine production in 2014. That's how I came to find the winery when I was researching which to visit when I was planning our trip. I'm interested in organic, biodynamic, and natural wines, and Hermann J. Wiemer has become a pioneer in biodynamic wines for the Finger Lakes region. (When we spoke about Hermann J. Wiemer at other wineries we visited that weekend and with people we met in the Finger Lakes, it was clear how much respect people have for Hermann J. Wiemer. Everyone had such nice things to say about the winery, that they are pioneers and examples of great winemaking in the region and that they are incredibly supportive of and helpful to younger, newer wineries in the region.) We had a reservation, which I recommend. Even though Hermann J. Wiemer is large, it's popular and they were running out of space for people who visited without reservations. The space is incredible and varied for different experiences. There's indoor seating and outdoor seating. Much of the indoor space has large open windows so you can see the vines and the property from your seat during your tasting. It was incredibly comfortable inside the winery on this very hot day. The tasting is incredibly flexible. They offer 1.25, 2.5, and 5 oz pours of every wine on their menu. This includes more than 20 wines - many Rieslings, several Chardonnays, Gewürztraminer, Grüner Veltliner, Blaufränkisch, Cabernet Franc, blends, sparkling wines, dessert wines, and more. The staff member who was with us through our tasting was friendly and incredibly helpful. With so many wines, she helped direct us to wines we might have more of an interest in trying. We spent an hour or so at the winery (at one point watching a rain storm through the windows) and took a few bottles home with us. I enjoyed the wines and the experience and have enormous respect for the reputation that Hermann J. Wiemer has built in the Finger Lakes. If you're interested in biodynamic wines, Hermann J. Wiemer should be on your list to visit. It's also just a very beautiful, wonderful space and business to visit in the region. I'd very happily return.

I have been stopping by Montezuma Winery for a few years, and wow- The additions and upgrades that…read morehave been made to the building are quite amazing.. The vibe is country and very chic, there is plenty of comfortable sitting spaces, and the shopping selection is plentiful and well organized. You can't stop without grabbing a wine slushies or flight along with some fudge!! Montezuma winery is must-stop destination in the Cayuga Lake region!!!

Great little winery with a variety of various wines and spirits bought a couple of bottles and a…read moreHoney Vodka that's excellent. Easy access we were there early before tasting and food but Iam sure its good. Worth the stop when in the area.

What a wonderful and HOT Thursday evening at the vineyard for their summer Patio night…read more Great music, food and fun was had by all. I even saved room for some cookie dough ice cream for dessert to cool me off!

We went here for a work event. The space was very big and lots of room to host just about any…read morespace. The view over the vineyard was amazing at sundown. Wine has always been, okay. Nothing to write home about. Food was great. I was surprised how good the food actually was. I had the pan seared chicken breast with mushroom and shallot sauce. It was a little spicy, which I enjoyed. My husband had the pan seared sea bass finished with a mango jalapeño chutney. He said his was pretty good, but felt it could have been cooked a little more. For food, the only complaint I would have is that when they set out the coffee they only Provided flavored creamer. No milk, no regular cream. I had to ask for cream directly and they did actually bring some out without any issues.