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Celebrating Our First Riesling Harvest

Boundary Breaks celebrates Darcy Boys Winegrowers’ first Riesling harvest, five years after an initial visit sparked their Finger Lakes vineyard journey.

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How a Vineyard Begins and Takes Shape

Boundary Breaks chronicles Darcy Boys Winegrowers’ six-year journey from early idea to a developing Finger Lakes vineyard.

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Forbes

A Starter Guide to Wine Tasting in the Finger Lakes

This starter guide introduces you to the area’s most celebrated varietals, including riesling, cabernet franc, and chardonnay while offering tips on navigating the region’s scenic wine trails and vineyards.

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Boundary Breaks’ Top Ten List for 2024

See where we rank in Boundary Breaks' Top Ten List for 2024. Check out post #116, which highlights the standout selections of the year.

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The Drinks Business

Why World-Class Winemakers Are Drawn to the Finger Lakes

Discover why world-class winemakers are turning their attention to the Finger Lakes, a region quickly becoming renowned for its exceptional wines and unique terroir.

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A Tale of Two Vineyard Sites: An Update

Pick up where post #85 left off with the Boundary Breaks' Substack post #100 A Tale of Two Sites UPDATE, which features updates regarding the development of our vineyard.

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A Tale of Two New Vineyard Sites

Explore the Boundary Breaks' Substack post #85 A Tale of Two, New, Vineyard Sites, which features details regarding the development of our vineyard.

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The Wall Street Journal

The Bottles Worth Buying Again and Again

I’ve Tried Hundreds of Wines This Year. These Are the Bottles I Buy Again and Again.

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Seneca County Soil and Water Conservation District

Protecting Seneca Lake: The 2023 Annual Newsletter

Read the 2023 annual newsletter showcasing an impactful project that preserved 45 tons of soil per year in Seneca Lake, made possible through help from our funding.

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