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The Land
Twenty acres of vineyard on the slopes of Seneca Lake, in Hector, NY — purchased to plant our second chapter in American soil.
Seneca Lake, New York
After years pouring our heart into the Finger Lakes, we are opening a second chapter — and we need your voice to choose its name.

A word from Sébastien
Before you choose a name, hear it from him directly — the land, the cellar, and the 537-year-old French barn that will anchor our second chapter.

Sébastien LeSeurre
Co-founder & Winemaker
“1487 is the place. The wine is the expression of its story.”
The Project
Most people don't yet know what we are building on Seneca Lake. Here is the short version — three steps, three years in the making.
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Twenty acres of vineyard on the slopes of Seneca Lake, in Hector, NY — purchased to plant our second chapter in American soil.
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A brand-new tasting room rising at the heart of the vines, designed to welcome guests into the rhythm of the vineyard.
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A French oak barn — built in 1487, dismantled timber by timber in France, shipped across the Atlantic, and reassembled here. The oldest standing barn in the United States.

The vines, Seneca Lake
20 acres · Hector, NY

Inside 1487
Original oak frame · France

Céline & Sébastien
At the dismantling site

The next generation
Our daughters, inside the barn
Why your voice matters
We could run a poll. We could ask for a vote. But we want to know how each option lands — how it sounds in your mouth, what it makes you feel, what you'd say to a friend about it.
So this isn't a survey. It's a conversation. Your instincts as Americans, wine lovers, and friends of our family shape what we build next.
The six candidates
Share your feedback
About 3 to 5 minutes. Thank you for being part of this journey.