Meeting COVID-19 requirements was a sobering task for New York state wineries and grape growers, but some found that changes such as requiring reservations and offering a la carte menus boosted business, according to a survey presented at last monthâs virtual Business, Enology, Viticulture New York conference, held March 3-5.
Hosted by Cornellâs Extension Enology Lab and Finger Lakes Grape Program in partnership with the New York Wine and Grape Foundation, this yearâs event drew 471 attendees from across 12 states and Canada.
One of the conferenceâs most popular events was a workshop reflecting on how COVID-19 tasting room changes impacted customer satisfaction and purchasing habits.
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