How a 1976 law kickstarted the wine industry in New York’s Finger Lakes Region

The Finger Lakes Region of New York State has long had vineyards covering its hillsides. But it wasn't until 1976 that the New York Farm Winery Act was passed, allowing winemakers to sell wine directly to consumers from their tasting rooms. This made selling wine profitable for winemakers and marked the beginning of the boom we're still seeing today. Video by Lauren Long | [e-mail]