All are less than 45 minutes from center city Philadelphia. Penns Wood has become a specialist in Cabernet Sauvignon. You should seek out their reserve bottlings if you are looking to treat yourself. Their planting of Cabernet vines dates back to , making them some of the oldest vines in the state.
These wines show what is possible to achieve here. A classic winery that was hugely influential in the PA fine wine scene in the late nineties and early oughts. After a decade of decline, Chaddsford has rebounded into its former glory. Of particular note is their Cabernet Franc, which is on par with their vintage. Their Artisan Series is a very promising line of fine wines.
A winery that is all but a transplant from Napa Valley. The wine production here focuses on Bordeaux blends. A project by the influential Karabots family, the winery is located on their sprawling Fort Washington estate.
It the bonafide and resources far beyond the reach of any other Philly winery. They are an urban winery sourcing fruit from both California and Chile. Going strong after their first vintage. Of note is their Petite Sirah from Suisun Valley.
While a local winery, they source grapes from across the world. Of particular note are their wines sourced from Columbia Valley in Washington State. The Obsidian bottling is a worthwhile splurge. Much of the top production staff earned their wine certification here in Philly. A longtime favorite at the Wine School. The wines here are ever-evolving.
A decade ago, they were focused on Bordeaux blends, and their BDX bottling has been a standard-bearer for luxury East Coast red wines. They moved into sparkling wine production, which has earned national praise. I expect they will continue to evolve and push the NJ wine scene forward. Their tasting room experience is one of the best in the region. To love Amalthea, you really need to meet the owner and winemaker Louis Caracciolo.
He has gained a long list of ardent fans, including the best-selling author George Taber. Of particular note is the Europa series of wines. A new winery that has great potential.
Their vineyards were planted in and pulled their first harvest in While still young, their acre vineyard is showing promise. For reds, the reserve Cabernet Franc is excellent. Hands-down one of the great wineries of the East Coast. Their syrah has earned praise from other winemakers ask well as international wine critics. The winery started the same year as the Wine School and grew over time. They are legit rock stars in the Jersey wine scene. The leading winery in Cape May, Hawk Haven has produced stellar wines for a decade now.
I first wrote an article praising their wines in the iconic but sadly defunct Philly Beer Scene magazine. They produce an excellent Chardonnay, and their Viognier has great potential. Their white game is solid. If you are a fan of natural wines, then seek out their Pet-Nats. This sliver of New Jersey is becoming a premier white wine-producing region in America.
Their grand reserve estate chardonnay is spectacular. They are also producing some of the best Pinots on the East Coast right now, and I expect they will continue to push the envelope.
Located just outside Jim Thorpe, this winery is one of the great wineries on the East Coast. It shows mastery in an obscure but demanding field of winemaking : Austrian wine styles and varietals.
The Gruner Veltliners and Rieslings here are extraordinary. The original natural wine destination in PA. The wines are sourced solely from their own vineyards, which were planted in with an odd assortment of Italian varietals. Like many in the natural wine movement, the choices made here are unique and against the grain. What has been consistent is the high quality and uniqueness of these wines. Address: Vineyard Rd. Cedarvale Vineyards in Swedesboro is known for their delicious merlot, as well as for the wine-and-paint nights that they host often.
This beautiful vineyard is also the perfect place to host an event or party, and they do a fantastic job. Address: Repaupo Station Rd.
Personally, I am not a fan of fruit wines, but the best wine I've had in years was New Hope's peach wine. They've got a great reputation for producing perfect sweet wines, and you can try their wines when you attend a concert at the charming music venue on the property. Address: Lower York Rd. Renault is more than just a winery - it's a full resort!
Enjoy golf, wine tastings, special events, and more at this stunning vineyard. Laurita can get crowded on the weekends, especially when they're hosting a food truck or seasonal festival. Their tasty wines, friendly staff, and gorgeous grounds make up for any wait you'll have in the tasting tent. Address: 85 Archertown Rd.
Crossing is known for its stunning property and award winning Cabernet-Merlot blend. Attend one of their winemaking classes or just stroll the grounds during a tasting - you'll be so impressed!
Address: Wrightstown Rd. Rushland Ridge Vineyard is a hidden gem. This small mom-and-pop winery turns out delicious, creative wines and boasts award-winning traditional reds and whites.
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