9 Responses to “Channeling the Spirit of the Finger Lakes”

  1. Theres a mad sorcerer on the loose in the Finger Lakes. He's working some dark magic w/ local ingredients. Check it: http://bit.ly/9WiXY9

  2. Wine Lover says:

    Channeling the Spirit of the Finger Lakes: Can the spirit of the land be captured in a bottle?  Can time, geograph… http://bit.ly/cSjcVl

  3. […] Flaherty pens the blog Grapes & Grains, and recently posted, “Channeling the Spirit of the Finger Lakes“, highlighting his favorite offerings from Finger Lakes […]

  4. Channeling the Spirit of the Finger Lakes: http://ow.ly/22QtT #wine

  5. Brooke says:

    Very interesting info. I’m always looking for good locally produced stuff. Here in Seattle we are fortunate that some outdated liquor laws have been changed which has allowed some distilleries to pop up and they are making some great stuff. Have you heard of Dry Fly before? I really like their gin, and they make a vodka and whiskey too (tho I haven’t tried either of those). CHeers!

  6. @thecopperoven Stoked to get some NY spirits up on @nycorkreport. Read my post on Finger Lakes Distilling on my site: http://bit.ly/clAgVI

  7. Look forward to it! RT @grapesandgrains: Stoked to get some NY spirits up on @nycorkreport. My post on #FLX Distilling: http://bit.ly/clAgVI

  8. dan says:

    bottle spirit of the land.

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