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**Zugibe Vineyards Welcomes Visitors and Their Pets**

Geneva, N.Y. – Zugibe Vineyards Tasting Room, located in Geneva, has announced that they are a pet-friendly establishment. Guests are encouraged to bring their dogs along to enjoy the experience, provided the pets are kept on a leash during the visit.

Recently, two dogs named Rocket and Tank visited the vineyard with their owners, showcasing the family-friendly and welcoming atmosphere of the location. The tasting room is open for visitors between 11:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. on Saturdays.

Cheers to wine lovers and their furry companions!

Source: Zugibe Vineyards Tasting Room

Source Type: restaurant

Source Location: Geneva

Geneva, NY

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