![We received a fun delivery yesterday: two beautiful 695-gallon steel tanks from Vance Metals, an employee-owned company based in Geneva, NY. They’ve been providing tanks to us and other Finger Lakes wineries for decades. We are excited to fill these with new wine!
What type of wine do you hope our winemakers fill these with?]()
We received a fun delivery yesterday: two beautiful 695-gallon steel tanks from Vance Metals, an employee-owned company based in Geneva, NY. They’ve been providing tanks to us and other Finger Lakes wineries for decades. We are excited to fill these with new wine! What type of wine do you hope our winemakers fill these with? ![Just in time for spring, we are bringing back our popular rosé—and we have two different wines for you, our Rosé of Blaufrankisch 2020 and our Rosé of Pinot Noir 2020. These versatile wines are great for summer salads, quiches, or lemon tarts and are also delcious savored alone.
We are having a virtual release party on Thursday, April 22, 6:30-7:30 p.m. ET. Join our winemakers in this interactive party and tasting to celebrate the release of these exciting new wines! The webinar is free for all; we just request you pre-register at the link in our bio!]()
Just in time for spring, we are bringing back our popular rosé—and we have two different wines for you, our Rosé of Blaufrankisch 2020 and our Rosé of Pinot Noir 2020. These versatile wines are great for summer salads, quiches, or lemon tarts and are also delcious savored alone. We are having a virtual release party on Thursday, April 22, 6:30-7:30 p.m. ET. Join our winemakers in this interactive party and tasting to celebrate the release of these exciting new wines! The webinar is free for all; we just request you pre-register at the link in our bio! ![Blaze is learning about tying vines! Chris explains why this is so important in our next e-newsletter which is going out next week. Not on our list? Sign up at the link in our profile!]()
Blaze is learning about tying vines! Chris explains why this is so important in our next e-newsletter which is going out next week. Not on our list? Sign up at the link in our profile! ![🍻 𝐇𝐚𝐩𝐩𝐲 𝐍𝐚𝐭𝐢𝐨𝐧𝐚𝐥 𝐁𝐞𝐞𝐫 𝐃𝐚𝐲! 🍻
We’re celebrating National Beer Day with Mighty Vincenzo, our collaboration with @luckyharebrewing. It’s a Belgium Strong Ale made with our Vignoles juice.
Mighty Vincenzo is available at the Lucky Hare Tap Room in Hector and as a club exclusive in our tasting room.
Not a club member? Join online or send us a DM with questions!]()
🍻 𝐇𝐚𝐩𝐩𝐲 𝐍𝐚𝐭𝐢𝐨𝐧𝐚𝐥 𝐁𝐞𝐞𝐫 𝐃𝐚𝐲! 🍻 We’re celebrating National Beer Day with Mighty Vincenzo, our collaboration with @luckyharebrewing. It’s a Belgium Strong Ale made with our Vignoles juice. Mighty Vincenzo is available at the Lucky Hare Tap Room in Hector and as a club exclusive in our tasting room. Not a club member? Join online or send us a DM with questions! ![Preview of labels by guest designer Ryan Nosis. The Riesling 2019 will be available soon!]()
Preview of labels by guest designer Ryan Nosis. The Riesling 2019 will be available soon! ![Try these Easter candy pairings!
•Celsius + Cadbury Creme Egg
•Sweet Chancellor + Whopper Malted Milk Eggs
•Fahrenheit + Reese’s Peanut Butter Egg
•Chardonnay + Peeps
What are your favorite Atwater wine and candy pairings?]()
Try these Easter candy pairings! •Celsius + Cadbury Creme Egg •Sweet Chancellor + Whopper Malted Milk Eggs •Fahrenheit + Reese’s Peanut Butter Egg •Chardonnay + Peeps What are your favorite Atwater wine and candy pairings? ![#openlocalwine is April 10 this year! We hope you’ll take a picture enjoying our wine and share it on social media.
Thanks to @corkreportmedia for organizing this event.]()
#openlocalwine is April 10 this year! We hope you’ll take a picture enjoying our wine and share it on social media. Thanks to @corkreportmedia for organizing this event. ![We are thrilled to be hosting a show of Kate Scache’s paintings! The next time you are here for a tasting—or come for a special visit to see Kate’s lovely art—try to spot the painting inspired by sitting on Atwater’s deck!
Kate enjoyed a formative art education in high school under a great teacher in Philadelphia within walking distance to the many museums on the Parkway. She studied art daily for four years, took Saturday college preparatory classes at Tyler School of Art, prepared her portfolio, and was accepted to Pratt Institute in New York City to study fine arts.
However, life took a different turn, and she studied fashion design in college. As her career developed, she no longer painted. It was not until twenty years later that she was inspired to return to her brushes when she came upon a scene during a camping trip that she was compelled to create. But before she depicted that memory on canvas, Kate completed an oil painting class and spent time on practice paintings. She particularly enjoys painting places where she’s traveled: each piece invokes a vivid memory imbued with specific set of feelings that return whenever she views them.
We are so lucky to have a selection of her paintings on view as well as prints on sale in the tasting room. You can also find her on Instagram at @katescache_art.]()
We are thrilled to be hosting a show of Kate Scache’s paintings! The next time you are here for a tasting—or come for a special visit to see Kate’s lovely art—try to spot the painting inspired by sitting on Atwater’s deck! Kate enjoyed a formative art education in high school under a great teacher in Philadelphia within walking distance to the many museums on the Parkway. She studied art daily for four years, took Saturday college preparatory classes at Tyler School of Art, prepared her portfolio, and was accepted to Pratt Institute in New York City to study fine arts. However, life took a different turn, and she studied fashion design in college. As her career developed, she no longer painted. It was not until twenty years later that she was inspired to return to her brushes when she came upon a scene during a camping trip that she was compelled to create. But before she depicted that memory on canvas, Kate completed an oil painting class and spent time on practice paintings. She particularly enjoys painting places where she’s traveled: each piece invokes a vivid memory imbued with specific set of feelings that return whenever she views them. We are so lucky to have a selection of her paintings on view as well as prints on sale in the tasting room. You can also find her on Instagram at @katescache_art.
