Finger Lakes recommendations I do agree with some of the prior postings, here are some more thoughts: Red Newt, noted below, also has a nice bistro for lunch. They make a very good Reisling, but it is not generally the friendliest place. The folks at A****er were wonderful, and their Gewurtz is excellent. While in that area, there are two more wineries to see, Standing Stone makes several excellent whites, and they are small enough where you might get more personal attention. Lamoreaux Landing has some nice wines, and a very pretty building. On the other side of Seneca Lake Goose Watch is a ice winery to visit. The wines are OK, but they have a beautiful view, and they smoke trout there, which is a nice treat with some of the wines while you taste. I don't know any names, but you will be able to find nice small inns and mid size motels in the Watkins Glen area. Be sure to spend some time in Ithaca. The surrounding areas is gorgeous, there are some great parks and waterfalls, and the town itself is terrific to walk around and eat in. Have fun! David 
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