Canandaigua

American  

[kan-uhn-dey-gwuh] / ˌkæn ənˈdeɪ gwə /

noun

1. a town in central New York.

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Example Sentences

For investors who wonder why a company from New York’s Finger Lakes region sells Mexico’s best-known beer, some quick history: In 1945, Marvin Sands, the son of a Queens, N.Y., vintner, took over a sauerkraut factory turned bulk winery in Canandaigua, a half-hour drive from Rochester.

From Barron's

And he was moonlighting in Canandaigua where there was a federal court.

From Scientific American

Kelsey Ryan, 35, an insurance broker in Canandaigua, N.Y., hasn’t been able to fill her Ozempic prescription for the last few weeks, and the noise has crept back in.

From New York Times

“We went to Miami. We were in Canandaigua for a wedding, and stayed for a couple of days. We can splurge.”

From Seattle Times

Nicholas Massimilian, director of food and beverage at the Lake House on Canandaigua, recommends calling ahead to find out the hotel restaurant’s hours and menu offerings.

From Washington Post