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Uncover the artistry behind Three Brothers Wineries and Estates on a detailed 60-minute guided tour. Witness the transformation from grape to glass while sampling exclusive wines.
60 minutes
easy
From $79.50
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Uncover the artistry behind Three Brothers Wineries and Estates on a detailed 60-minute guided tour. Witness the transformation from grape to glass while sampling exclusive wines.
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Difficulty
easy
Duration
60 minutes
Fitness Level
No special fitness required; comfortable walking for about an hour.
Wildlife
History
The Finger Lakes region has a rich heritage of winemaking dating back to the 19th century, shaped by both European immigrants and native American agricultural practices.
Conservation
Three Brothers Wineries prioritize sustainable viticulture, minimizing chemical use and conserving water to protect the Finger Lakes ecosystem.
Three Brothers Wineries and Estates
Uncover the artistry behind Three Brothers Wineries and Estates on a detailed 60-minute guided tour. Witness the transformation from grape to glass while sampling exclusive wines.
Three Brothers Wineries and Estates is a family-owned estate and wine destination located in Geneva, New York, on the western shore of Seneca Lake. The property brings together multiple tasting rooms, vineyards, and a production campus that includes Three Brothers and War Horse labels. Visitors can choose from guided vineyard and cellar tours, immersive educational experiences, weekend guided walks, and a Tasting Pass that samples wines and brews across three wineries and a brewery.
Tours range from a one-hour Behind the Label Guided Tour and Saturday Guided Tour to a two-hour Full Immersion Tour that covers both vineyard exploration and production facilities. The Sip & See Vineyard Discovery Tour focuses on estate-grown varietals, scenic views of Seneca Lake, and sustainable practices. The Tasting Pass offers twenty pours across partner tasting rooms and includes non-alcoholic options; dogs are permitted in outdoor spaces.
Three Brothers emphasizes transparent production and approachable education, making complex winemaking processes accessible to enthusiasts and newcomers alike. Expert guides lead small-group experiences with sample tastings and behind-the-scenes access to fermentation and bottling areas. Reservations are recommended for guided tours and sit-down tastings.
Located in the Finger Lakes viticultural region, Three Brothers benefits from the local climate and lake-effect conditions that support viniculture. The estate has established a reputation for varied tasting options, collaborative labels, and a campus designed for exploration. For travelers seeking vineyard scenery, structured wine education, or a robust tasting itinerary in Geneva, New York, Three Brothers Wineries and Estates offers consistent, on-site wine experiences regularly.
Location
Geneva, NY
On the western shore of Seneca Lake
Tour Lengths
60–120 min
Options from 60 to 120 minutes
Tasting Pass
20 pours
Three wineries and a brewery included
Labels
Three Brothers & War Horse
On-site production and collaborative labels
Reserve guided tours or a Tasting Pass to explore vineyards, production, and 20 pours across campus.
Wear Comfortable Shoes
The tour involves walking through production areas and barrel rooms—closed-toe shoes are recommended.
Reservations Required
Tours have limited capacity, so book your spot in advance to secure your place.
Bring a Designated Driver
You will sample wine during the tour, so plan accordingly with transportation arrangements.
Arrive Early
Arriving 10–15 minutes early ensures you don’t miss the start and can check in calmly.
Comfortable Walking Shoes
Essential for navigating the winery’s indoor and outdoor production areas safely.
Light Jacket or Sweater
Winery production areas and cellars can be cooler, so layering is beneficial.
spring|fall|winter
Reusable Water Bottle
Stay hydrated throughout the tour, especially during summer visits.
Notebook and Pen
Useful for jotting down tasting notes or winemaking insights shared during the tour.