Three Brothers is intentionally unlike a traditional single-winery tasting. The estate contains several themed winery concepts plus a brewery, allowing visitors to move between different environments and beverage styles without driving. For many travelers, the property is an attraction in itself rather than merely one stop on a wine trail.
Guests can buy a tasting at a single venue or purchase a pass that covers all four tasting locations. Doing the entire property can easily consume two to three hours, because each space has its own theme and selection. Guided tours provide a more structured look behind the scenes for visitors who want to understand the production side rather than simply move between bars.
The experience is fun, energetic and particularly well suited to groups. Serious wine collectors may prefer a focused producer elsewhere, but mixed groups and first-time Finger Lakes visitors often appreciate having wine, cider and beer choices together. Outside food is restricted, so plan to use the onsite food service.
Three Brothers Wineries & Estates photos
Three Brothers Wineries & Estates details
- Address
- 623 Lerch Rd, Geneva, NY 14456
- Phone
- 315-585-4432
- Reservations required
- No — regular visits are walk-in; the estate does not take reservations for standard tasting. Guided tours and certain private experiences require tickets/advance booking.
- Tasting price
- $15–$100
- Typical visit time
- About 30–45 min for one tasting venue; 2–3 hr for the full pass; guided tour longer
- Wine focus
- Multiple winery concepts plus craft beer, hard cider and diverse Finger Lakes wines in one estate
- Discount available
- Finger Lakes Wine & Travel Card
- Picnic
- No outside food is generally permitted.
- Food
- Yes — onsite café/food options are available.
- Group tasting
- Yes — the estate handles groups, but special/group logistics should be coordinated for larger parties.
- Distance from Geneva
- 8 miles
- Distance from Greater Rochester International Airport (ROC)
- 52 miles
Common questions about visiting Three Brothers Wineries & Estates
Do I need a reservation at Three Brothers Wineries & Estates?
Three Brothers Wineries & Estates is not listed as appointment-only. Walk-ins may be the default for standard tastings, but premium, seated, or group experiences can still need a booking. Listing note: No — regular visits are walk-in; the estate does not take reservations for standard tasting. Guided tours and certain private experiences require tickets/advance booking. Confirm before you go; policies change by day and experience.
How much does a tasting at Three Brothers Wineries & Estates cost?
Tasting fees at Three Brothers Wineries & Estates are listed at $15–$100. Published option: Single-building tasting: about $15 / 30–45 min. Full Estate Tasting Pass covering multiple venues: about $40 per person / allow 2–3 hr. Shared/couple pass options may be around $55. Guided behind-the-scenes tours can run about $100 per person. Prices and inclusions can change. Three Brothers Wineries & Estates is listed with Finger Lakes Wine & Travel Card on Discover Wine. Fees and formats change; confirm with the winery before you book.
How long should I plan to spend at Three Brothers Wineries & Estates?
Plan About 30–45 min for one tasting venue; 2–3 hr for the full pass; guided tour longer at Three Brothers Wineries & Estates, not counting drive time to the next stop.
What should I expect at Three Brothers Wineries & Estates?
Three Brothers Wineries & Estates is listed with a focus on Multiple winery concepts plus craft beer, hard cider and diverse Finger Lakes wines in one estate. Food note: Yes — onsite café/food options are available. Picnic note: No outside food is generally permitted. Groups: Yes — the estate handles groups, but special/group logistics should be coordinated for larger parties. The overview at the top of this page covers tasting styles and who the stop is for.
What wineries should I visit before or after Three Brothers Wineries & Estates?
Wineries often paired with Three Brothers Wineries & Estates include Ventosa Vineyards, Zugibe Vineyards, Billsboro Winery, and Bottomless Brewing. Stay geographically tight rather than crossing Finger Lakes mid-day.
Where does Three Brothers Wineries & Estates fit into a Finger Lakes tasting day?
Do not schedule Three Brothers like a normal one-hour winery if buying the full pass. Give it two to three hours and pair it with only one or two nearby Geneva/north-Seneca wineries. It can also serve as a casual midday food stop.
Tasting options and prices
- Single-building tasting: about $15 / 30–45 min. Full Estate Tasting Pass covering multiple venues: about $40 per person / allow 2–3 hr. Shared/couple pass options may be around $55. Guided behind-the-scenes tours can run about $100 per person. Prices and inclusions can change.
Tasting fees and formats change. Confirm current options with the winery before you book.
Discount available
Three Brothers Wineries & Estates is listed with Finger Lakes Wine & Travel Card. Confirm dates and blackout rules on Finger Lakes tasting discounts and with the winery before you go.
Other wineries near Three Brothers Wineries & Estates
- Ventosa Vineyards
- Zugibe Vineyards
- Billsboro Winery
- Bottomless Brewing
Use the Finger Lakes winery map to compare drive miles and reservation windows.
Information last verified: September 2026. Visitor details (hours, tasting prices, reservations) are sourced from the official winery website. Confirm before you visit. How we maintain listings.