Lakeview Wine Cellars
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In May 2008, Sam and Becky Best set out to build a winery that was an inviting and eco-friendly environment. When you walk in to Lakeview Wine Cellars you will be greeted by the Best's Irish Setter, Cabernet. The room boasts a beautiful tasting bar that was built by a friend and displays sand, stones and shells from all over the United States including places such as Ft. Myers, St. Augustine, San Francisco and Hawaii. Outside, their wine bottle shaped pond acts as a geo-thermal heat source as well as being used for storm water management, irrigation and fire control. They use no harsh chemicals, but instead use ozonated water to sanitize equipment.
The winery is a retirement dream turned reality for Sam and Becky who have been making wine for more than 30 years. All of their wines are made using grapes from local vineyards. Their premium wine varieties are fermented in Pennsylvania oak barrels. The oak imparts a smooth, clean, “oakey” flavor without bitterness.
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Directions
Just west of I-90 State Line exit off Rt. 20, turn next to Arrowhead Wine Cellars/Mobilia Farms (Bort Road). Continue over wooden bridge & follow road until it comes to a T. Turn right at the "T", then immediate left on to Singer Rd. Lakeview's at the top of the hill on your right.
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Chambourcin
Dry red with spicy and peppery notes. Aged in Pennsylvania oak for 12 months.
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Chardonnay Wine
Dry white wine that was aged for 12 months in a new Pennsylvania oak barrel. This wine has a smooth, buttery taste with a clean fruity finish.
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Concord Wine
Sweet fruity red wine with 4% residual sugars made from the most common grape grown in the area.
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Dry Riesling Wine
Rassie Farms grown fruit. Crisp, clean, dry with great citrus flavors and nose.
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First Light Ice Wine
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Niagara Wine
Sweet fruity white grape with 4% residual sugars.
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Shipwreck White Wine
Riesling, Cayuga, Vidal & Vignoles. 4% residual sugar.
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Vintners Reserve Cabernet Franc Wine
Dry red wine that was aged in Pennsylvania oak for 13 months. BIG, bold, earthy tastes.
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