First time in the meadery and Tiffany was a delight, she not only was full of information on all of…read morethe offering, she also gave good suggestions on how to pair the meads and wine. She gave us an extra sample of something we didn't pick and we ended up loving it and bought a bottle. She truly was a pleasure! A sharp contrast to the shop across the street. Welcoming and free samples!!

Amazing service, gave us samples of some amazing wine, really cool setting and historical photos…read moreinside. Great stop while in the area

We went to this winery because so many people recommended it to us. We aren't typically wine…read moredrinkers, but we're very excited to see a menu with mixed drinks and a few local beers. The owner was kind enough to make us a mixture of beer and wine, which was surprisingly very tasty. There was also a wide selection of foods (you have to try the wood fired pizza!). We sat outside to enjoy the music coming from the pavilion and were impressed not only with the buildings, but also with how nice the views were. We definitely plan on going back with some friends to enjoy another concert and drinks!

Food, service, ambiance. Great place to go and enjoy food, wine and beer! I will definitely go back…read moreagain.

I found this winery when I was staying at Jim Thorpe, Pennsylvania. It is about a 20-minute drive…read morefrom Jim Thorpe. If you're ever in the area I would definitely suggest going to this winery. It is located on top of a mountain and the scenery is absolutely beautiful. I came during the winter and it still looks stunning. I can only imagine how it would be in the summertime. I've been to Napa valley and I would say this rivals the beauty of some of the wineries in Napa. Save your flight money and just come to Pennsylvania to this winery. My wife and I had a tasting and some wines. I liked better than others but that's usually how it is at every winery. I really enjoyed two out of the five wines that I tasted so I bought a bottle of the wine that I loved and I ordered a glass of the wine that I liked. The woman who poured my wine was very knowledgeable and seemed to be really into the wine. She also mentioned that she was a cousin to the owner so it really gave me family vibes in this establishment. They also had a separate cheese company putting together cheese plates. So we definitely ordered that as well. This winery has a couple of goods for sale, potatoes, t-shirts, and tchotchkes. I definitely bought a bag of potatoes that is grown on the farm and they were delicious. Inside the winery there was a very cool vibe with a lot of people having tastings. Everybody was in good spirits. Did I mention that the views are spectacular while you're drinking. We couldn't drink outside because it was so cold but I would definitely love to come during the nicer months weather wise. I have zero complaints with this winery and I cannot wait to come back.

Best wine in the area. The whites are crisp, refined and delicious. The winery is on a lovely…read moresetting between hills. The staff is friendly and helpful and the service was quick. I recommend it

We visit this winery many times Good wine and atmosphere the pizza is excellent as well…read more They have good music with one or many band members that are very talented Cheers

What an absolutely delightful and friendly experience. Staff is very engaging, outgoing, generous…read morewith their time and knowledgeable about their wines. We enjoyed our experience so much that we visited twice in the same day, bringing a friend from out of town on the second visit. The interior of the winery is very open and spacious, with plenty of room to breathe, enjoy good conversation, and partake in wine samplings and flights. Plenty of room on the outside porch which wraps around a beautiful looking building with lovely views of the surrounding area. The wine itself was excellent, with many flavorful, nuances and bold individuality. What I like about this winery is that they tend to focus on dry wines, which are my personal favorite, and not some of the sweeter varietals that you'll see at other Pennsylvania wineries. Stand out favorites include the Cabernet Savignon Reserve, the Chardonnay Reserve, Albarino, Flagship Red and Symphony. Honestly, I enjoyed everyone that I tried. There are more than a dozen wineries in the Lehigh Valley that are worth visiting and Stony Run is definitely near the top.

Loved our experience here today at a local winery, Long Trout. Surrounded by woods in Auburn, it's…read morea very quaint hidden gem with an early rock & roll vibe. They have many different wines with totally outrageous names to sample and purchase during the free 6-flight tasting session. My partner's family, her roommate and I tasted berries/fruity, whites and red wines. Go and see you won't be disappointed as the staff friendly, great wine, excellent outside seating and atmosphere.

Of the 8 wineries on the berks wine trail, long trout is the best so far. 6 free samples. 30…read morewines available. Hot food for sale. Great decor. Disc Frisbee. Great deck. The decor may not suit your taste but stop in.

Our server was a great young man, courteous & provided good conversation while putting together our…read moredrinks. Stunning revamped barn, very country & competently cool. We actually did also try the cheese plate. There was a great variety of cheese and crackers, but neither of us are mustard seed fans. A jam, fig or pomegranate spread would've been preferred. Either way, we know that's our thing

Rare for me to gives 3 stars but this place has a lot of promise. Just a little frustrating with…read moretheir execution. Decent variety of wines, importing grapes is good for the area as grapes don't grow well in the mountains. Their tasting is really a flight, they don't explain anything or have any interaction, they just pour the wines in plastic shot glasses, give you a sheet and you're on your own. We much prefer a traditional tasting where someone discusses the wine, explains the grapes etc. Next star is a big one, they don't let you open the bottles here. I've never seen that. If you want to stay and enjoy, you are buying by the glass. That's a money grab, no other reason for it. Wine was decent, but probably won't be back.

Beautiful Blue Mountain! The wine tasting tour was fabulous . Very knowledgeable docent for sure!…read moreShe was very enthusiastic. You could tell she loves her job! It made all the difference in the experience My absolute favorite sweet wine made right from their vineyard, mountain Frost! I had to buy a bottle for sure. Leslie, the Easter flight was simply amazing, naturally I went with all sweet wines

Wine staff was friendly, prices reasonable and atmosphere inviting. We dude k e flights white & red…read moreand enjoyed 1/2 the wines bought 4 bottles.

While we were driving along our wine tour, we saw signs for Stony Run winery, open now! Not yet on…read moreYelp to find the winery, we followed the signs, and arrived at a gorgeous stone mansion, with a side barn wine tasting room. Ample parking, there is a short walk to the tasting room, where you can see the construction among the vineyard, as they expand their location. Despite the construction-there is a nice patio area, attached to a simple-yet pretty-tasting bar. We learned the pourers are wine consultants from Mendoza, Argentina, brought over by the winery owner to help develop a variety of wines. It really is a gem. I'm so happy the consultants were ok giving up their summers at home to develop quality wine in the middle of nowhere PA. $5 for 6 wines, we selected from 7 whites, 3 sweets, 7 reds. We shared: Albarino: 'tart' needed to be chilled more Cab Franc: pepper on the finish, lighter on the in-take Chambourcin: sweeter than normal Merlot: bold for a merlot Petit Verdot: too light Flagship Red: pepper from the Cab Franc, bold from the Merlot, a twist probably from the Malbec, but light tannin finish from the Petit Verdot From talking through the wines, we learned the Chardonnay was the favorite of our pourer, so he let us add it on-glad we did, we went home with a bottle: smooth, buttery, with a slight oak twinge. Great place to sit out and have a quality glass of wine, though probably better to just take home the bottle due to the construction views, but definitely worth supporting the winery either way! The owner really owes it to his consulting staff, they make the winery the wonderful experience that it is.

The winery is beautiful, and very new. A work in progress, however it is already wonderful. I'm…read moreunsure if the 3 star rating was a mistake, read her comment below, sounds like a 5 star winery to me. The wines are not your average PA wines, however they all were unique and very kind to the pallet. If you love wine, this place is a must stop. The wine maker has a very high level of experience from Mendoza, Argentina. He (nacho) is well versed in wine and has quite a resume. Make sure to check it out! I wish I had more photographs to share. Pictured is the wine maker, also met the owner, very nice guy.

Loved our experience! Helpful, friendly, knowledgeable! Nice pop in! Great drinks, music…read morechoices... highly suggest!

Nice tasting (flight) room in Bethlehem. Not a bad selection of wines. Vineyard a half hour drive…read moreaway. Wish they'd do a traditional tasting instead of pouring the whole thing and letting you go on your own. They also pour the flights in plastic cups. Other than that, it's a pretty traditional tasting room.

If you love wine you're staying anywhere near camelback mountain, you have to stop by. It is an…read moreinstallation of the blue ridge estate. The setup is cozy, and inviting. The hours are great to pick up a bottle or two before heading back up the mountain. The staff are knowledgeable, i was asked what types of wines I generally enjoy and then offered free samples so that I could taste before buying a bottle. I liked the option of trying the wines without having to purchase a flight. After a day of fun I decided on a bottle of sweet reds. Their red raspberry hit that sweet spot though I also really enjoyed their sauvignon blanc. I will definitely be back to visit the large estate on my next trip to the Poconos!

The light fixtures are all custom made by the owners and the gold tree with crystals is…read morebreathtaking! The staff were friendly and engaging. This is not the main winery and does not serve food.