This was just a little below average of an experience. It started off badly bc one girl in our group lost her ID. I 100% understand why they are asking for everyone's ID, but it's still annoying that they couldn't put some critical thinking into it. If you just looked at her, you could tell she was obviously over 21 (we are all in our late 30s/early 40s). She had other forms of ID, a picture of her license, and a boating license on her, and none of those options were acceptable to use. She just couldn't drink at this one winery which was fine, but it was really annoying bc they went on and on about everybody being carded, but they singled her out for the ID, and then 3 of us in the group (we had 8 people) didn't even get carded! The actual tasting experience was okay. The guy doing the tasting was great. The tasting itself though was very underwhelming, the wine pouring for each tasting was the smallest amount I have ever seen, barely enough for me to even get a good taste of it to determine if I wanted to buy any. Not one of us bought any wine from there.

A beautiful place with a great view. We had a great wine tasting hosted by Allison, She was knowledgeable about the wines and guided us to what we would enjoy. The wines were great and we bought a few bottles to enjoy at home. Would highly recommend not skipping this spot.

We thoroughly enjoyed our visit. The wine tasting was very inexpensive yet thorough with a selection of five wines. The sommelier was gracious with her explanations and was not patronizing at all. The people behind the counter at this family-run winery were friendly, too, including the resident retriever. Kudos to the Stamp family! We wound up buying six bottles and had a take-out lunch out on the lawn which afforded a wonderful view. We’ll definitely return if our travels take us to the Finger Lakes again.

This was the third stop on our Crush wine tasting tour. Crush knows which places are the good ones. We entered their rustic tasting room, admired all the awards they've won, and settled into sharing a couple of flights as we usually do. Normally we find one or two that tastes good to us and we get a couple of bottles. Here, we took away more than half a dozen bottles. So, they're well above average vintners in my ratings.

Our first wine tasting during a Finger Lakes labor day weekend trip. Every single person working here was delightful and friendly. We didn't have a reservation but they were able to take us right away. There is an indoor space with retail but the tastings are outdoors on a covered deck overlooking acres of the vineyard. There are bars set up for tastings. You stand while the server pours from behind the bar. Need to pick from dry or sweet. Cost is $5 for 6 wines. Server explained each as she served. We were one of 4 couples doing a tasting at the same time. After the tasting we bought a couple of bottles and sat outside on one of the patio tables set up overlooking the vineyard which overlooks Seneca Lake-very picturesque. The vineyard had an outdoor cart set up for buying wines by the glass too if you didn't buy a bottle. Also a highlight was the local vendor selling charcuterie boards made to order to enjoy with the wine outside. So good and fresh. Board was $22-enough to share. Wine bottles were around $15-20 each. You get a small discount on the bottles if you do a tasting. You are able to walk through the vineyard.

We attended the 11am wine tour and tasting on a Friday morning in mid-August and thoroughly enjoyed ourselves. We spent about an hour out touring the vineyards while our guide discussed how they cared for and harvested the grapes for the wines they make. We sampled five different wines while on the tour which ended up in a delightful gazebo near the bottom of the vineyard overlooking Seneca Lake. We returned to the main building afterwards and purchased several bottles of their wines. They are very dog friendly with at least five dogs in and about the buildings.