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Posted: June 9, 2014
Ashley Lynn Winery opens at Destiny USA
Destiny USA welcomed Ashley Lynn Wineries to the second level portal, near the Center Atrium. The New York State winery was established in 1928 and resides on 130 acres outside of Mexico, NY.
"Ashley Lynn is proud to be located in and to represent Central New York with its apple based wines," said Donnie Alecci, of Ashley Lynn Wineries. "It's exciting to be part of Destiny USA now and have the opportunity to raise awareness of our brand and what we have to offer."
"Ashley Lynn Winery's new location on our second level is another great local addition to the offering we have available at Destiny USA," said Rob Schoeneck, general manager of Destiny USA. "The continued growth of NYS wines in the area is another great driver of traffic to the region."
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