Lamoreaux Landing Wine Cellars

Delicious wines, great views, super-friendly staff! We did two tastings and tasted 9 different wines between us. No misses among the bunch. The Riesling Cuvee was a standout. Thanks for the great experience!

Came here with family whom is a vip member, they provided free tasting for 3 of the VIP’s guest! That is awesome! End up going home with 2 cases and extra member signing up! Our family member introduced us their Gewurztraminer semi dry wine and so far it’s the best Gewurztraminer we have tried these past few days!

Went here last week for a tasting. Many different options to choose from and our server was very knowledgeable of what wines we might like. Really like the dry rosé and the dessert riesling. The grounds are really nice and beautiful views of Seneca Lake right out the windows. if you’re near Seneca Lake or Watkins Glen I had the recommend stopping here for a tasting or grabbing some wine.

Staff was quite rude and overall appearance overall was unprofessional and did not meet the appearance of the location. We flew up here from South Carolina to spend time with family and because two party members were not tasting they had to wait outside. We did not purchase even though we enjoyed several of the wines and we will not be returning.

100% solar powered Lamoreaux Landing is a delightful and unpretentious experience overlooking Seneca Lake. It can be a touch windy outside but they have both indoor and outdoor wine enjoying spaces. The Rosé is a particular standout and worth taking home. Flavorful without being overt. Quite good. Rich wooden interior with nice seating spaces, plenty of affordable wine on display, bits and bites if you’re hungry, and very personable staff all round out the experience. Take note of the signs and respect their party size limit. Relatively limited parking so if it’s exceptionally busy you might need to be creative.

Nice establishment with very very knowledgeable staff performing the tastings. What sets them apart from their competitors is their ICE WINE! It’s nice that they can be included in the tasting if your choosing. I’m not sure they have outdoor seating or maybe it just wasn’t utilized during my visit.

Place is beautiful but not worth going. When you pay for tasting they do not go over any of the wines. Also, you feel rushed. The staff are unwelcoming. You feel like another ticket number to add to the roster. Went to other wineries we’re tasting became a beautiful experience not a transaction.

My wife and I have visited Lamoreaux since it's earliest days. At times they have produced some delightful Finger Lakes wines including nice FLW Chardonnays, hard to find good vintages in the region, along with some fine reds highlighted by the FLW region flagship red, Cabernet Franc. However, during our recent visit, the first in several years, we noticed a change shortly after walking in the door. An air of haughty arrogance. We decided on 2 tasting at $12 each only after we were led to believe tasting would be free after we received our "welcome pour" of a nice dry rose and told "you can pick four more wines to taste without mention of the $12 per tasting fee. In there wine "menu" in very, very small letters at the top did it mention a few. Some serious wineries in the Finger Lakes, Napa (region), Oregon, etc look to make a profit selling Tastings, and some use tastings to introduce you to their winery, wine making, and of course their wine. After asking our taste-pourer how am I to determine how good their wines were, especially six different Rieslings, she told me I Can buy the other five I did not taste. This was after coming from another Seneca Lake-FLW that has had their Rieslings rated by Wine Enthusiast Magazine in the top 100 in the world! If you enjoy wine, the Finger Lakes has some delightful world class wineries anxious to introduce you to their fine highly rated wines, their story, winery and selection, but Lamoreaux is Not one of them, they will sell you a taste for $12 or more, and expect you to love, and buy their wines. Don't waste your time, there are better wineries and wines just down the road.