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The state’s moderate climate and rolling terrain provides some of the best growing conditions on the East Coast. With approximately 14,000 acres of grapes, Pennsylvania ranks 4th nationally in the amount of grapes grown (including juice grapes). The state also ranks 8th in the production of wine.
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Spot 1 item to earn this badge.Clover Hill Vineyards & Winery is a small, family owned business located in the Lehigh Valley. Clover Hill produces more than 75,000 gallons of wine annually and has a reputation for producing premium Pennsylvania wines. Clover Hill Winery started as a dream and became a family tradition.
Walnut Hill Winery is much more than a winery!! They feature a unique boutique with includes handmade gift items such as jewelry, purses, scarves, wine accessories, herbs and other related merchandise. The Winery offers other amenities such as custom wine labels, gift certificates, gift baskets made to order which come in a variety of sizes to fit all budgets and can be designed especially for you. Their tasting room provides ample room for hosting a great party or happy hour.
Established in 2000 by the Carroll Family, Crossing Vineyards and Winery is tucked away on a 200 year old estate in the heart of historic Washington Crossing. The property was part of the original land grant from the King of England to William Penn in the 1600s and is currently listed on the Bucks County Registry of Historic Places. In addition to its internationally acclaimed wines, Crossing offers wine education, winemaker’s dinners, summer concerts and a unique venue for hosting private celebrations and corporate events.
Cullari Vineyards and Winery is owned and operated by Salvatore and Kathi Cullari. Salvatore was born in Italy and came to this country in the 1950’s as a young child. He comes from a long line of winemakers in the “old” country and respects traditional wine making methods and practices. Their goal is to make wine drinking an everyday event and truly an emotional experience!
Brookmere Winery & Vineyard Inn is located in a 19th century stone and wood bank barn in the beautiful Kishacoquillas Valley in the heart of central Pennsylvania's "Seven Mountains". The entire wine making process takes place on the premises. They invite you to visit and taste their wines made from premium Pennsylvania fruit. You may stroll through the vineyards, bring a picnic and enjoy a bottle of chilled Brookmere Wine.
Amoré Winery is dedicated to your enjoyment of friends and fine wine. You will feel the warmth of their friendly staff and old world environment as you enter. They offer a wide range of varieties that are certain to match your desire and taste.
Owner Sal Maiolatesi personally invites you to come in and experience his “distinctive wines masterfully crafted” and tour his facility where you can experience for yourself a new favorite wine.
The largest estate winery in Southwestern Pennsylvania, Windgate Vineyards produces several varieties of French hybrid grapes: Marechal Foch, De Chaunac, Seyval Blanc, Vidal, Chancellor, and Chambourcin. Additionally, the vineyard is “planted to” three vinifera grapes: Riesling, Cabernet Franc, and Pinot Gris. Currently,the winery bottles over 9,000 gallons of wine every year.
At Chaddsford Winery there's a wine to please every palate and toast every occasion, from light, fresh whites to big earthy reds, from single vineyard designated varietals to spicy seasonal favorites.
Old-world design complements spectacular views of the Susquehanna River to create a feeling of being in the French countryside. Their award-winning European-style wines are handcrafted in the cellar over 16-feet below ground. After a tour and tasting, visitors can enjoy wines and live music on the patio or in the winery.
Located just minutes from I-90, Lakeview is a perfect stop for those who want to relax on the back porch to enjoy gorgeous lake views, have a picnic, take a hike, learn about delicious food pairings or chat with good friends.
