We currently ship our wine to the following states: AZ, CA, CO, CT, DC, FL, GA, IL, IA, KY, LA, MA, MD, MI, MN, MO, MT, NV, NH, NJ, NY, NC, OH, OK, OR, PA, TX, VA, VT, WA, WI, WY.
*Please note: Someone 21 or older must be home to sign for alcohol shipments (FedEx will NOT leave the package at the door).
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A crowd-pleaser, this wine is easy like Sunday morning.
A traditional method sparkling wine made with Chardonnay.
Brilliant acidity and fruit-forward intensity make this bubbly (carbonated) wine a smash hit with food.
Our first-ever, carbonated Rosé!
A medium-bodied dry red with bright and lively fruit flavors.
Crisp and vibrant, fermented in stainless steel.
A barrel-fermented, cool-climate chardonnay with a medium body.
Tons of flavor intensity, with bold acidity and a long finish.
An exuberant, fruit-forward wine that makes many wine lovers want to abandon all other styles, at least during the spring and summer months.
A sweet, soft wine with an unmistakable presence of Concord.
Fox Run's perfumed, silky, fortified Traminette is the perfect aperitif.
Similar to a German style Riesling, Lake Dana is consistently our highest scoring wine.
A red grape variety that truly thrives in the cool-climate of the Finger Lakes.
Our first ever! A dry red, 100% made in stainless steel tanks.
We would like to introduce you to our Reserve Merlot, the first one since 2005! Rich, layered, complex and cellar-worthy
Our first red Pinot in nearly 10 years, this has been worth the wait!
The mouthfeel with this Port is all about velvet and fire.
A fun and fruity blush wine that is surprisingly sweet.
Join the Sable cult! Now taking applications.
A perfectly-balanced Riesling in its sweetness and acidity.
This barrel-fermented Riesling is just off dry, with a distinctive creamy richness and refreshing finish.
Integrating three different vineyard expressions and individual winemaking philosophies.
An aromatic, semi-dry varietal from the Gewurztraminer family.
A white wine made from red grapes? Yes, it can be done!
