Angels, Goats & Icons of Keuka

Keuka: The literal indigenous meaning is “Lake with an elbow”. It is the most unusually shaped of all the Finger Lakes and one of the shallowest. Because of its shallow depths, Keuka has one of the warmest water temperatures ideal for moderating the environment to grow premium grapes. We will begin with breathtaking views of the Lake, and visits to four of the five wineries surrounding Keuka Lake as well as a meat, cheese and cracker plate for each guest at one of the wineries. Due to the Covid 19 we will choose based on availability what wineries we visit. We will take your recommendations of which wineries to visit but cannot guarantee them.  Door-to-door service from area accommodations or departure from the Finger Lakes Casino and Racetrack is at 10:00 a.m.  ** Pickup times may change depending on your pickup location. Please refer to email communication from Crush Beer and Wine Tours for specific pickup information.**

 

Weis Vineyards

Born in Zell Mosel, Germany, Winemaker Hans Peter Weis grew up in the vineyards and cellar of his family winery. It is there that he gained his passion for wine. Continually learning and working with his family to learn the techniques and traditions of the Mosel. The first harvest for Weis Vineyards was Fall of 2016.  With the tasting room opening and the first vintage being released in the spring of 2017.  The first few years Peter and Ashlee utilized a quaint one-room schoolhouse to provide personalized tasting to everyone that visited them.

Living Roots Winery Finger Lakes

In homage to their family history and their new [old] industrial home on University Ave, they make wine based on long standing traditions, but with a sense of adventure and discovery. They source grapes from different vineyards and growers, with most of them in the Finger Lakes and the Adelaide Hills where their families have vineyards. Their new winery and tasting room on their family’s Shale Creek Vineyard overlooking Keuka Lake is now open!

Dr. Konstantin Frank Winery

Taste the legacy of a true wine maverick. Enjoy top-shelf Riesling overlooking the western exposed vineyards on Lake Keuka.

Rooster Hill Vineyards

End the day with an educational tasting at wine making facility on the Northern Edge of Keuka Lake owned by Amy and Dave Hoffman.

Stever Hill Vineyards

Stever Hill Vineyards is a fifth-generation family farm. Nestled amongst hundreds of acres of grapes in the heart of wine country, their renovated 1850’s tasting room is complete with rustic woodwork and original hand-hewn beams.  Their knowledgeable and friendly staff offers an extensive wine list featuring dry, semi-dry, and sweet wines.

 

  • Angels, Goats & Icons Tour includes a knowledgeable Crush Wine Country Host on the Keuka Wine Trail, transportation to four of the wineries listed above a meat, cheese and cracker plate,  and all winery tastings.
  • Suggested group size is 2-6 people.  Group size of 7-10 people, we may need to substitute a couple of wineries.
  • Sunday – Friday price per person is $199.00 + tax.
  • Saturday price is an additional $10 + tax per person.
  • Credit card payment is required at time of booking.
  • Tours are 100% non-refundable. You can reschedule your tour date asap to confirm your new date is available, OR, you can receive a Gift Certificate/Credit worth the amount that you have already paid towards any Crush Beer & Wine Tour. This credit will expire a year from the date of your original tour and re-scheduling fees waived.  Due to our advanced scheduling for our drivers and vehicle assignments, if your tour is canceled, missed or rescheduled within 14 days of your original tour date, a re-scheduling fee of $50 will be applied. If a tour is canceled the day before or the day of, a re-scheduling fee starting at $50/person and depending on group size, up to $100/person, may be applied due to pre-payment of tasting fees, lunches and driver’s wage. Please call us at 855-TO-CRUSH to reschedule.
  • On rare occasion, Crush reserves the right to change winery venues due to availability.