easy
60 minutes
No special fitness required; comfortable walking for about an hour.
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.
Discover the fascinating transformation of grapes into wine on an exclusive behind-the-scenes tour. Led by an expert guide, you'll explore the production facilities and gain insight into the craftsmanship behind Three Brothers and War Horse products. Enjoy 4-5 samples during this memorable 60-minute experience. Reserve your spot today!
Have you ever wondered how a grape turns into your favorite glass of wine? Join us on an exclusive behind-the-scenes tour, where we'll peel back the curtain and unveil the production magic.
Our expert guide will lead you on a journey through the heart of our production facilities. This tour is the perfect experience for craft beverage enthusiasts, curious minds, or anyone who wants to appreciate the dedication and craftsmanship behind Three Brothers and War Horse products.
Space is limited on this tour, so be sure to book your reservation in advance! Comfortable shoes are recommended, as the tour involves some walking.
Age: All ages are welcome Includes: 60-minute tour with 4-5 samples
The tour involves walking through production areas and barrel rooms—closed-toe shoes are recommended.
Tours have limited capacity, so book your spot in advance to secure your place.
You will sample wine during the tour, so plan accordingly with transportation arrangements.
Arriving 10–15 minutes early ensures you don’t miss the start and can check in calmly.
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.
Three Brothers Wineries prioritize sustainable viticulture, minimizing chemical use and conserving water to protect the Finger Lakes ecosystem.
Essential for navigating the winery’s indoor and outdoor production areas safely.
Winery production areas and cellars can be cooler, so layering is beneficial.
spring|fall|winter specific
Stay hydrated throughout the tour, especially during summer visits.
Useful for jotting down tasting notes or winemaking insights shared during the tour.