Penns Woods Winery

Penns Woods Winery is a wonderful way to spend a casual afternoon. They offer live music at a beautiful setting with the vineyard as the backdrop! Staff are amazing and knowledgeable. Most importantly, the wine is exceptional! The pinot noir rose is a personal favorite but, I haven't met a PW wine that I did not like! There is seating indoor and out, but you can also bring a chair or a blanket as well as well behaved pups.

The staff was absolutely wonderful. The wine was very enjoyable. I normally do not like dry wines. Their wines were wonderfully flavorful.

My wife and I visited this winery recently and we really loved it. We arrived on a Thursday right when they opened, so there were no other customers. The staff was very friendly and helpful. We ordered a cheese plate that was hand crafted and delicious. The wine was generally excellent. My wife had a white flight and I had a red flight and we sampled each others. If I like the wine at a winery, I usually try to buy a bottle or two. We purchased 4.

Awesome wine, tons of seating and it’s dog friendly !

We really enjoyed this winery. We ordered cheese and crackers to enjoy with the tasting. It was fun to learn about the history of the vineyard, and their wines are quite good. They specialize in whites, the chardonnay and traminette were my favorite and I bought some bottles. The weather ruined the rest of the day. Rain and unseasonably cold weather made us cancel the vineyard tour and picnic we planned. I'd love to go back!

This winery is amazing! They have 13 acres of land with vines throughout them. There is cute outdoor seating with fire pits and indoor, covered, patio seating too! They help with engagements, bridal parties and more. The staff is very knowledgeable on the wines, the local products that they sell like cheese/honey/preserves, and it happy to make accommodations to the tasting flights. We absolutely loved the Chardonnay and the reserve Pinot Noir! We also loved the Sharp Cheddar and the Garlic Cheese on the cheese boards. We will definitely be going back.

Spacious, beautiful setting with quality wines! We tried the Cab Franc, Proprietor and Ameritage, all great red wines. They also have a great selection of cheeses, cured meats and crackers to make your own charcuterie. Come to find out, the cheeses we purchased were local to the area and received prestigious awards. Highly recommend!

Great atmosphere with amazing workers. Fantastic scenery with great grape. Go to the end of the fence while everyone is occupied with the live music to sneak into the vineyard and eat grapes.

Absolutely love it here! We visited at the end of the summer and loved the wine and the staff so much we became wine club members. The tasting room is so cute and cozy, and there is plenty of outdoor seating options when the weather permits. The wine is the best I've had in the area, and you can also purchase meat/cheese/etc to enjoy with your tasting. I would highly recommend!

I wanted to include a visit to a winery during my weekend stay near Chadds Ford and after doing my research, I decided on Penns Woods Winery. I ordered a flight ,$18 which came with a souvenir glass. The waitress described each of the 5 wines in the flight. The flight included white, rose and red varieties. I enjoyed each of the wines but didn't find any of them exceptional. I ordered the buffalo chicken dip which came with crusty bread drizzled with olive oil. It was tasty. While I was there the sun began to set and the view was beautiful. I sat inside but there is a large lawn where you could enjoy the view. There was a hay maze for autumn on the property when I was there. The winery was quite busy during my visit and they were preparing for a private event. Everyone seemed to be having a good time. They have a wine club. Service was delightful and efficient.

The staff here are friendly and they know wine. We did a flight and the price was very reasonable for a tasting of 5 sample pours. Lovely variety that went from moderate to dry with a mix of white, rose, and red. The view is nice, lots of families, even a hay bale maze for kids, and food trucks were available on the premises.

Great atmosphere, beautiful grounds. A beautiful dog that loves to play fetch. Service was great, very friendly and informative.

We've been here previously for a wine tasting which was nice so I booked a wine, cheese, and honey pairing tasting. The service was excellent and our waitress gave a great description of the pairings and how to conduct the tasting. They give you (4) pairings and a moscato as a dessert. Except for the seating this time (see note below), I found the whole experience enjoyable and a great way to spend a block of time before heading out to dinner or just lazing away the afternoon. You can taste at your own speed but they allow 3 hrs., which I thought was a bit much, but, oddly that was about right. Also, if you like a particular pairing, you can purchase all the items from them. We came home with the Rose , rose honey, and black peppercorn goat cheese which was phenomenal and an unexpected treat. Note: I removed a star because they have high tables so if you can't sit at one they really can't accommodate you. I recently injured my knee and sitting at a high table with my legs dangling since the chair rung was too low (I'm 5'3) wasn't optimal for me. They could not/would not accommodate me so I sat at a high table which was uncomfortable.

I went here with a friend for a wine tasting. It was incredible! The wine was sweet and paired nicely with the charcuterie board we ordered. The dogs that roamed the area were adorable.

Very nice place in southeastern PA. Higher end winery with a decent wine and light fare selection. We came on Valentine's weekend and the place was very busy. No tasting bar, just full service tables but the service was great. Decent wine selection. The "tasting" (flight) was a set menu, not sure if that's just for the holiday weekend or if it's normally that way, we much prefer a traditional tasting and interaction with staff about what grapes are used, where they're sourced from etc. Overall very nice location and we would come back if in the area.

First time at this winery and happy we tried it. Came on Mother's Day weekend for the market and it's a beautiful space. Plenty of seating and appreciated the separate seating area for families so my little one could run around. Service was quick and friendly and a decent value. Would come again to do a tasting.

I'd been meaning to visit this winery for quite a while and I finally had the chance to stop by. I loved the mature, quieter aspects of this experience. The tasting room is cozy and quaint, but elegantly decorated. The staff member who attended to us was exceptionally friendly, and explained the history of the winery and the types of wines they make. She made some excellent recommendations and we were able to explore a good selection of the wine list. Penns Woods specializes in European style wines. While 98% of their grapes are grown on property, these are not your typical Pennsylvania wines. In fact, I would put most of the selections up against European and California makers in a blind taste test. Of note, the Ameritage and Proprietor's Reserve are excellent, European-style offerings - with the former taking a full-bodied, Bordeaux approach. These are wines that will feel right at home over a special meal, during the holidays, or while enjoying a quiet evening in front of the fire place. The Naked Chamburcin (no oak) is perhaps the finest example of this varietal and style to be found in PA. It's light and delicate, but flavorful and can hold its own when paired with poultry or pork. Serve it slightly cooler if you want a nice evening wine during the summer as well. The Pinot Noir is is another excellent option for those who sometimes feel red can be a little heavy. I found this wine to be incredibly silky, maybe slightly heavier than some other offerings, but still an excellent choice, to drink by itself, or with a variety of dishes. I found all the offerings to be consistently smooth, refined, and spritely on the palate. I never came away feeling overpowered by the Reds, or feeling as if they were going to hit on the heavier side. Well balanced from the first sip to the last. I tried eight different wines during my visit and came away, impressed with every single one of them. Admittedly, I am more partial to reds and Penns Woods does an amazing job of crafting quality, dry red wines. If you're someone looking for sweet, jammy wines, this probably isn't going to be your first option. However, if you're looking for mature, elegant, bolder reds, and zesty, dryer whites, this is easily, your best choice in Chester County. In other words, this is not your typical PA winery offering foxier wines at a lower price point. You're going to pay for quality, and at a price point that's a bit closer to some of your handcrafted, California wines, or even those from the top makers in places like Virginia or Washington. However, the wines are certainly worth the slightly higher price point.

This is the BEST winery. We cannot get enough of their cab sav, any year. Being a member is 100% worth it. Love going to listen to music on a nice day with a bottle of wine and great views.

Pleasant environment for drinking wine. We visited Penns Woods Winery on a gorgeous October day. The setting is rustic, but there is plenty of shaded seating available even on full days. On the day we visited, there happened to be a musician playing covers of popular songs as well. We tried the tasting and were pleasantly surprised by the wines presented to us. Our particular favorite was the proprietor's reserve. If you don't mind spending a bit of money, then I would recommend visiting Penns Woods Winery.

back when I moved into Delaware in 2011, we went around and visited winery. Penns Woods was just starting up and I loved their wine. When I moved closer to them, we went more often and then became members. We have done wine tours of PA nad NJ, and always come back to our own backyard: Penns Woods. Family oriented, friendly, relaxing, and enjoyable. If you want to have peace, mediation place, come here. If you want to be connected to nature, come here (PennsWoods is right next to First State national park).

I had made reservations a month ago for outdoor seating unfortunately the day we were going to come in there would be a high chance of rain. The winery called and offered another time to honor our reservation in the indoor patio area. I gladly accepted since we still all wanted to go. We arrived on time and our table was marked off for us which I appreciated. I've never sat in the indoor patio area before! It's super cute and cozy inside. Our waitresses were great explaining our wine flights (we all got flights) and refilling our glasses. We all had a great time! My friend who is a wine member stopped by and sent over a bottle of their favorite merlot. That was really good. I'm considering being a wine member! Overall great experience can't wait to come back

This winery is amazing! They have 13 acres of land with vines throughout them. There is cute outdoor seating with fire pits and indoor, covered, patio seating too! They help with engagements, bridal parties and more. The staff is very knowledgeable on the wines, the local products that they sell like cheese/honey/preserves, and it happy to make accommodations to the tasting flights. We absolutely loved the Chardonnay and the reserve Pinot Noir! We also loved the Sharp Cheddar and the Garlic Cheese on the cheese boards. We will definitely be going back.

Went to their Wine Derby this past weekend everthing was absolutely amazing I cannot wait for the next one .So many of my family want to join at the next event

Had a great time and experience with great service and nice wine flights with my friends We ordered the charcuterie board for our session and it was quite tasty. They have just started making this available They also have other items you can order while doing wine tasting The ambiance inside was filled with Christmas decorations . Our server was lovely as well!

BE AWARE! Their policy is no children in the tasting room. We had a sleeping infant with us and they wouldn't serve us. Not a law but a "policy".

I stopped in to buy a friend some wine, There is a nice seating area overlooking the vineyard. Looks like a great place to have a meal and some wine especially on a nice cool day. The inside store was a bit small. The salesperson came over to help me but kind of hovered which made me a bit uncomfortable. My friend enjoyed the wine. Definitely would give it another shot

I love this winery, the customer service is excellent, the choice is a vast and the landscape is beautiful. On a semi-chilly day at the beginning of spring wanna be outside with a great glass of wine and friends. So the sophisticated old Lady gang got together to hang out catch up. This is our first outing in two years. When we arrive at 6 PM wine tasting was complete however the host directed us to the bar samples. We were quite satisfied with the service provided by the young lady whose name I didn't catch but she made great suggestions. There was a new sangria only sold by the glass that had a nice delicate fresh and crisp taste without being too sweet. So the gang got a couple glasses sit down and chat for a while join the scenery. Penns Wood Winery will be a go to place instead of happy hour at a local bar. I will definitely return again with the gang or not because this Winery is very inviting.

Great property with rolling hills and vines. Excellent tasting, moscato 2022 and wildflower white were favorites

We had a girls night for st pattys. A fun day to let loose and enjoy time with the girls but the vibes here killed it for me.. Did the cupcake tasting! Our server (brunette hair in a clip, long sleeve under a black tshirt -sorry for forgetting your name) was super informative, smiley and helpful. However, when she came to our table to ask to take our appetizer plates away (we weren't completely done the $16 app so we wanted to sit and finish it) our server walked up to this other employee (short blonde hair half up in a tiny bun, black puffer vest) gave our table a dirty look and said "of course"... which I'm sure she didn't intend me to hear but hard to ignore as she was standing in my direct eye sight in a room full of guests.. put a bad taste in my mouth after that due to feeling like I was being judged by the employees just for finishing my $$$ food.. otherwise tasting was good, cupcakes were better!!

This is the best winery in the tri-state area. It's a family, everyone treats you like you are the best part of the family. It's on a beautiful piece of land, thriving with enjoyment every minute. Delicious, every wine has a special taste, made with love. Support, they are supporting local businesses in the area and helping everyone. It doesn't matter what time of year you go, it's amazing. I tell so many folks about this amazing place and come back with delicious feedback. I have been a member for about 13 years now. We just love it.

The wines; people; atmosphere and overall experience here are the best! Additionally they offer so many activities and events that are fully rounded. Some the whole community; some for members and some family events for everyone. Love this winery!!!

What a gem. We had two tasting, $18 each. They gave some Generous pours. Very knowledgeable of wine, notes. We then headed out to the grounds to listen to some music and enjoy an excellent vognier reserve which was soo good, the oldest vines on property, planted in the 80's. Anything from 80's is amazing, right?? #haha They have a store outside wheee you can get ice-cream, wine, beer, cheese, meat, nuts etc. The outfood area was vast, they had sunny areas and areas with coverage. Great place for families, lots of land for kids to play!! Overall an place I will be coming back too!!

Rosé - Lucious, fruity, clear, refreshing - a perfect summertime beverage with or without food/snacks.

We decided to go wine tasting here when we were in Philadelphia from California. Our friend thought we were funny for going wine tasting in Philly when we have so much good wine back home, but we had a really good time. There was an event going on so live music and we got to do a tour of the vineyard. The wine was pretty good, but we decided we didn't need to take any home with us. We did order a bottle to drink there and we enjoyed hanging at the beautiful property. It was a fun experience!

Went here about a week ago and the wine and atmosphere was AMAZING. I brought the kiddos and my German Sheppard and they had a blast. However, there was an employee by the name of macy I believe, who was just not the friendliest. I'm not sure if she was having a bad day but she and another girl seemed to care more about teenage drama than they did their job. Definitely will be coming back here again for the beautiful scenery, just hope nicer staff is working.

I'll start by stating that I am a fan of this spot. The grounds are beautiful, the picnic concept is really nice, service is very good and the wine is good for PA standards. However, it's a 3.5 star overall. And the reason is the exorbitant price of the wine tasting and the wines by the bottle. I have been around wine all of my life so I know prices across regions and varieties and as it's a big head scratcher to understand why the prices are so high here. For me personally it's not a showstopper for visiting or recommending the place, but it does limit how much business I am willing to give them. And I think new customers should be aware. I think this spot has so much potential and could be more accessible from a price standpoint.

This is a really cool spot. I stopped by here yesterday to check out their wines and overall scene. It was a crappy day so I sat at a table inside. The service was great and the wine was pretty good. If I remember correctly, I enjoyed the Pinot Noir the most. They have a selection of red, white, and rose wines and also food. I bet this place is great on a nice day.

I was in town just for a few days and I picked up a flier about this winery from another retail shop. So my friend and I decided to go and taste the wines. What stood out was how hospitable Katy was, how charming the setting is, but most of all how well crafted the wines are made. I live in the pacific northwest where great wineries abound and I have to say I was very impressed with the quality of the wines at Penns Woods. If your into wine and in the area this winery should be at the top of your list.

Beautiful outdoor space with a lot of seats to enjoy the vineyard and the views. Some people bring their pets and they have tables too. You can buy wine from their shop outside and then bring it to your spot. Great for big or small crowds.

Had their tasting of 5 and liked all of them plus two more that the server generously provided at no extra charge. The wines are well balanced and very approachable, at the same time maintaining complexity in flavors. Grounds are well maintained and the service impeccable.

Great wines, great atmosphere and a nice large open space where everyone can enjoy the outdoors with a nice glass of wine or a beer.

I made reservations 2 days prior, and I'm glad I chose this one. My friends loved this place, the service is amazing and the workers here are so sweet. They offer cheese, crackers and jams to snack on with the wine. The cheese is locally made and the crackers are made in house. The mild cheddar cheese was smooth and very creamery. Wines vary depending on what you like; I personally like a wine that's on the sweeter side and not dry. The workers knew what to recommend and were on point. They also have a very large property, so outdoor seating is great!

Really enjoyed my time here last Sunday. Unfortunately it was raining so we could not enjoy our tasting outdoors, but we still had a wonderful time. One of the owners hosted our tasting and she was very knowledgeable and friendly. We enjoyed the wine and each of us left with a bottle or two.

Great location and environment. Always friendly and welcoming. Would recommend to attend one of their events.

Penns Woods is a great small winery right on the PA/ DE line!! Their wine is VERY good. Their enormous seating areas are excellent!! Their events.... Amazing!! Their Wine club...... terrific!! You will not regret visiting this wonderful small winery tucked away!!

I've been meaning to visit this place for awhile but it's difficult due to the pandemic and they require weekend reservations. The winery was beautiful and there was lots of space to social distance for tastings. My only qualm about the tasting was that the flight was predetermined and there was only one choice. I really wanted to try everything lol! The moscato was extraordinary and my favorite. The staff was exceptionally polite and the complimentary cheese to cleanse the palate was decadent, so delicious! They offer a wine club and monthly events. I felt the menu was pretty extensive for a winery. Outside dining area was quaint. Def recommend :)

This winery was beautiful and spacious! The view into the vineyard was phenomenal and the live music was a great touch. We ordered a bunch of different wines including the Moscato Rosè (fan favorite), the Dolce, the Chardonnay and the Chambourcin and they were all delicious! The winery doesn't serve food but they do have snacks that they either make on the premises or source locally. Their basil Parmesan chips are freaking addicting! They also have different cheeses; I tried the mild cheddar which was phenomenal! The people at the counter were extremely friendly and helpful in making a decision about which wine to order. Masks are required when walking throughout the venue but are okay to remove when you are stationary. I would definitely come back!

It was a beautiful day with really great wine! The staff were so helpful and pleasant; they were able to recommend wines based on what we previously had. We brought a bunch of snacks ourselves because there is not too much food provided there. The food was just meats and cheeses and served with paper and wooden utensils so the harder cheeses were really hard to cut, but it all was yummy!

What an absolutely delightful experience. As someone who is very cautious and careful during this pandemic, it was a pleasure to experience a classic day at a winery -- though the vineyard apparently is a separate $50 fee. There's a fence 100 feet in front of the vineyard so the photo opportunities are pretty scant -- unless you want a photo with a fence. We paid $25 per person for a flight of five wines that we pour into our souvenir mini wine glass. Our tables were outdoor under the pavilion and and were adequately spaced out. We were at the noon tasting and it was less filled than their later tasting perhaps because there was a larger group in ours in the back so it seemed less occupied. I think total there was only 15 or so people under the pavilion. Afterwards, we were reseated for "lunch" which we had reserved in advance. "Lunch" is a stretch because there is no food. Just sausage and cheese. There's two sausage choices and maybe 4 basic cheese choices-- mostly cheddars and such. We did get a $6 coffee cheese and there was a hair in it. It happens?

Cute little spot for wine. Got a glass of red with a cheese plate before heading out to lunch. The wine is good, the scenery is nice and relaxing. Not many people on a Monday afternoon. Would come back.

We have had such great experiences here. We sat outside; we had no trouble finding a table for us. It was such a fun relaxing afternoon. They have musicians every weekend. We did the wine tasting, then got a couple bottles of our favorites. All of the staff are so pleasant and helpful. You can bring your well behaved dog to hang out too. We didn't get any food-we brought our own snacks. They do have some basic snack type foods though, if you don't bring any. The only thing I would say, and this is a personal preference, is I would rather have brought the tasting as a flight to our table rather than stand at the tasting area. I just personally think it would be more enjoyable to sit and taste and discuss. But that's a small thing. We had a wonderful time both times we went and we will definitely be back soon!!

My friend and I made it our New Year's Resolution to hit up all the wineries in the Philadelphia area. We saw on Facebook that Penns Wood Winery was hosting a Wine, Cheese, and Honey pairing for $28 per person and knew this was the place to start. Making a reservation was easy and the drive was a quick 30-minutes from Center City and lovely once you get off the highway. We were sat promptly at a table overlooking the vineyard. Pairing #1 - Viognier Reserve '16 with Clover Creek Sharp Cheddar and Earl Grey Bergamot Honey Not white wine girls, and not one we would ever order ourselves, but the Viognier went extremely well with the cheese and honey. The cheese had a nice nuttyness to it, but not so much where you couldn't tell it was cheddar. The honey very much tasted like Earl Grey and would be amazing on anything sweet or savory. Pairing #2 - Traminette '19 with Shellbark Hollow Sharp 2 Chèvre and Apricot & Fresh Black Pepper Honey All of the components apart, the wine was fruit forward and the sparkling aspect kept it light and crisp, the honey had a really interesting fruit and pepper combo that I really loved, and the mediocre cheese was too mild of a taste to resemble a typical goat cheese. However all together, the combination was kind of gross. The bubbles mixed with the texture of the goat was not pleasant and the combo of flavors left a really bad aftertaste. Out recommendation is to eat the wine and cheese separately on this one. Disclaimer: I am familiar with Shellbark Hollow Farms, as that is where I get my eggs. They typically sell their goat cheese marinated in herbs (and I think balsamic) and it is excellent. This cheese is meant for savory combos, not sweet. Pairing #3 - Novi '19 with Otterbein Acres Shepherd's Delight Sheep Milk Tome and Clementine & Cranberry Honey. This round was immediately better the the last. We both tend to be into full bodied and oaky wines (none of which this was), but I loved the fruity but not too sweet flavor of the wine. My friend liked it, but didn't love it like I did. Alone, the cheese was a little nutty and the honey was too sweet and tasted like clementine juice. But all together, everything worked perfectly. Pairing #4 - Cabernet Franc Reserve '16 with Goat Rodeo Wild Rosemary Cow/Goat Cheese and Swarmbustin' Black and Gold Honey We were both excited to try this wine, as it is right down our allies. It was everything a Cab Franc should be. It was lightly smokey, and had subtle but noticeable notes of spice and raspberry, as the description told. The cheese was creamy and flavorful and the rosemary was a nice touch. The honey was solid, but unoriginal, which is a common theme with this pairing. That shouldn't take away from how good it was, because it was all excellent, apart and together. Unlike many of the other pairings, this one was completely expected, which was very welcomed. Pairing #5 - Moscato '19 with Calkins Creamery Nobel Road Brie and Smoked Ancho Chile Honey. After two reds, we were not thrilled to be ending on a white, but we understood the rationale of putting a moscato last. It was underwhelming, but once again we are not white wine girls. We also anticipated that the brie would lack depth of flavor, as did the chèvre, but we were pleasantly surprised that it had a little stink (in a cheesy good way). The smoked ancho Chile honey was my most anticipated honey and it was everything I had hoped for at more because I love the combo of sweet, spicy, smokey, and savory. The pairing made the wine much better. Pairing Rankings 1. #1 - Viognier Reserve '16 with Clover Creek Sharp Cheddar and Earl Grey Bergamot Honey 2. #4 - Cabernet Franc Reserve '16 with Goat Rodeo Wild Rosemary Cow/Goat Cheese and Swarmbustin' Black and Gold Honey 3. #5 - Moscato '19 with Calkins Creamery Nobel Road Brie and Smoked Ancho Chile Honey. 4. #3 - Novi '19 with Otterbein Acres Shepherd's Delight Sheep Milk Tome and Clementine & Cranberry Honey. 5. #2 - Traminette '19 with Shellbark Hollow Sharp 2 Chèvre and Apricot & Fresh Black Pepper Honey Overall impressions were that this tasting was a great value and a welcome break from Center City. We would drink or eat any of what we had again, just not the second pairing together. The view was relaxing and though our seats were right by the door, we were never cold. Service was excellent throughout and we hope to make it back in February for their wine and chocolate tasting. But alas, we have many other wineries to check out.

This winery has been my favorite in southeastern PA. Most recently, I went with 4 friends on Labor Day weekend, which was busy, but we were still able to easily grab a picnic table outside near the vineyard. There's just enough shade in their outdoor space that we were able to shift the table over a bit and achieve the perfect temperature for enjoying the last few days of summer. There was also a live musician to add background music. They offer a sweet and a dry wine tasting; I have enjoyed the sweet tasting in the past, though I admit I fell in love with the Traminette --- a white wine that's local to the area and has been my wine of choice on all subsequent trips. This wine is worth the trip by itself, so the gorgeous atmosphere I get to drink it in is just icing on the cake. To pair with our Traminette, we enjoyed one of their cheese plates, which featured 4 different cheeses, some crackers, grape jelly, and seasoned mixed nuts. We enjoyed what tasted like a horseradish-cheddar, and were skeptical of a VERY bleu cheese, but overall would recommend the cheese plate. They also frequently have special events that center on food; we once went for their cheese/chocolate fondue event and really enjoyed it. Looking forward to our next trip to Penns Woods!

Not sure why this place has such good reviews. Penn Woods has the most classless wine tasting I've ever been to, and the wines are either sweet, or they taste like ash. The tasting: A good wine tasting is typically handled by professionals. They thoroughly discuss each wine before you taste it, they talk about aromas, flavors, etc. It's a really great experience. *This is not what you will get at Penn Woods*. At Penn Woods, they plop down a wine flight (in this case, 5 wines in shot glasses). They toss out a cheap description, push you to order cheese, and then leave. Oh, and the tasting costs 2x as much as every other winery in the area. Also, I just noticed they claim to be "woman-owned" but according to our server, they're owned by a guy whose daughter manages daily operations. I don't care either way, but it's silly to lie about being woman-owned. It's classless (like the wine tastings). I'll continue to check out other wineries in Pennsylvania -- hoping this is not the norm.

Great winery in Chadds Ford. I've been to quite a few wineries in Virginia and Maryland, but what I really liked about this winery is that you don't have to stand at a bar to do a tasting. Maybe that's how they do it Chadds Ford, but it was really refreshing to sit out on the cozy porch and have the tastings served to you. The menu seems to have changed though. When I went in August, they only did the dry tastings and not the sweet tastings. We were able to switch out some of the wines for their rose which were actually really great! Perfect for the summer.

Super nice personable staff! There is a preset flight of tastings, however, if you ask about additional wines, you can do a flight of anything of your choice! This is a wonderful, wonderful, wonderful thing! The cheese and charcuterie platter was pretty good, and the gift shop is nice and cute!

We had a fun early afternoon date here. Apparently you need reservations but they were kind enough to let us in. We went today to taste their mulled wine. It was made with their rosé instead of merlot like we are used to. It was really good. We bought some cheese when we were there from Lancaster county. It was very relaxing and enjoyable.