Sure, Buffalo Chow's editors love Western New York's foods, but we wouldn't want to neglect another local treasure: delicious beverages. Ask a long-time resident what non-alcoholic drink they most associate with this area, and there's a great chance the answer will be loganberry, a fruit beverage that was exported here from nearby Crystal Beach in Canada. Beers from Canada, neighboring states, and even nearby cities have also been extremely popular. But in recent years, Western New York has also enjoyed the growth of the Niagara Wine Trail, a collection of more than a dozen relatively young wineries that starts in Lockport, New York and continues north to Lake Ontario, spanning mostly Niagara County towns including Appleton, Burt, Cambria, Gasport, Medina, and Wilson. An additional 25 wineries are across the border in Canada's Niagara Peninsula trail at Niagara-On-The-Lake, with even more - many more - up the Queen Elizabeth Way (QEW) heading towards Toronto.