Sawmill Creek wine comes from the Sawmill Creek Vineyard, located in the beautiful Finger Lakes region of New York. This vineyard is situated less than half a mile from Red Newt Cellars, on the southeast side of Seneca Lake.
The Finger Lakes region is renowned for its exceptional wine production, and Sawmill Creek Vineyard is no exception. The vineyard's steep slopes, shale soils, and exposure to the long afternoon and evening sun create the perfect conditions for growing grapes of exceptional quality.
Having visited Sawmill Creek Vineyard myself, I can attest to its stunning beauty. The steep slopes not only provide a dramatic backdrop, but they also offer the ideal angle for capturing sunlight and maximizing grape ripening. The shale soils, unique to this region, contribute to the vineyard's distinct terroir and lend a mineral character to the wines produced here.
One of the things that sets Sawmill Creek Vineyard apart is its proximity to Seneca Lake. The lake acts as a natural moderator of temperatures, helping to regulate the climate and create a microclimate that is particularly well-suited for grape growing. The cool breezes that blow off the lake help to maintain acidity in the grapes, resulting in wines with vibrant acidity and balance.
I have had the pleasure of tasting wines made from grapes grown in Sawmill Creek Vineyard, and they have consistently impressed me with their depth of flavor and complexity. The combination of the unique terroir and the skill of the winemakers at Red Newt Cellars results in wines that truly showcase the best that the Finger Lakes region has to offer.
Sawmill Creek wine is sourced from the Sawmill Creek Vineyard, located in the Finger Lakes region of New York. This vineyard benefits from its proximity to Seneca Lake, along with its steep slopes, shale soils, and exposure to the sun. The resulting wines are a testament to the exceptional quality and character of this vineyard and the Finger Lakes region as a whole.