Yummy food and great service! We had a funtime celebrating my daughter's birthday. Will be going…read moreback to this place!

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!

Love the converted old farmhouse. You can really feel the history and the character of the…read morebuilding, which enhances the wine tasting experience. It feels like you're visiting the home of an old friend. We particularly enjoy the dry red wines and the sweet wines that Ridgewood offers. For the reds, the Merlot and Cab Franc were noteworthy for their balance and nice finishes. The Merlot was silky, oaky and smooth approach. The Cab Franc is a bit spicier, bolder and robust - wine to pair with a nice, hearty meat dish. On the sweet side of things, the Diamond is a subtle, light choice for those who are prone to be turned-off by heavier, acidic reds. The Peach Splendor is a pleasant surprise with a fresh, light, fruit-forward feel. Pair this with some chocolate squares if you're enjoying it after a meal. The Olde Orchard has a great "fall season" feel, complete with elements of apple pie, a hint of tartness and a blend of sweet. Finally, the Underground is a rising star that everyone seems to be discovering lately. It's a Merlot family member that gains a unique, but delicious flavor thanks to be un-oaked. Elements of blackberry and rose petals, with a semi-sweet finish and a nice, fuller body. This one has a little bit of everything and is probably the most intriguing option on the menu. Very clean. Very smooth. Be sure to give it a shot.

Absolutely beautiful winery! Loved the seasonal watermelon wine this summer. The sangria was so…read moregood, too. I'm more of a sweet wine kind of person and they had a sufficient supply of choices for someone like me.

I attended two events this past weekend at this beautiful historical mansion! The owners were…read morefantastic in so many ways! The PJ and Wine event was well done and so much fun! One Hope Winery was there to do a tasting and the finger foods, pizza and milkshakes were delicious! Stayed the night in the Victorian Suite, and the bed was so comfy and the room cozy with a feel of the past! Breakfast was delicious with more historical information shared by one of the owners! But the best was the Mystery Dinner later that day! An event where everyone showed up in character and you played a part all the way to the end! So much laughter! So much fun! The food was again delicious and the desert cakes are still on my mind! I highly recommend this Bed and Breakfast! Daphne, Paul and Sherry were fantastic hosts! And if looking to book an event, try a Mystery Dinner! Daphne, Lisa and Paul are so entertaining and really keep the guests guessing!

I've attended several events at The Overlook Mansion, including a sleepover themed party and my…read morebachelorette party. The establishment is beautiful. The owner and designer, Daphne, goes out of her way to make sure you feel welcome and comfortable during your stay. The food is delicious and the beds are comfortable. I highly recommend a stay at The Overlook Mansion, especially for one of the sleepover parties!

We stopped here to kill some time during the day. We were the only ones there when we pulled into…read morethe parking lot and were worried it wasn't open but it was. The woman working was so nice and helpful with wine selections. We all decided to start with flights as it was only $5 for six tastings. We were also told that if we bought a bottle after the $5 flight tasting would be waived! They had a selection of all types of wines and the 'menu' was extremely helpful at describing the flavors of the wine. All the wines were delicious and I tasted all the flavors as exactly described on the sheet, whether it was the smokiness or hints of blackberry - I've never been able to do that with other wines before, which shows me the winemakers here know exactly what they are doing! There was a bar area for tastings but there were also plenty of tables for sitting. The prices were unbeatable and we left with quite a few bottles in tow. A must-stop while working your way through the wine trail!

Small little winery...charge a $5 fee for tasting up to 5 wines!I don't know if this is the norm…read morefor this area!Picked up some nice fruit varieties in here also a nice Baco Noir and Port.I will definantly stop back if I'm in the area.

I'm the first to admit that my exposure to, and my knowledge of mead is significantly more limited…read morethan other adult beverages. But I have really enjoyed what I've tried from Stonekeep. I've enjoyed visits to both their Fleetwood and Jim Thorpe tasting rooms. I really dig the medieval vibe. It makes both locations feel unique, and not quite like your typical tasting room experience. This is the type of place you would bring someone if they were visiting from out of town and we're looking for something off the beaten path. While Stonekeep produces both wine and mead, it is the latter which truly stands out. My favorite selections are the Red Raspberry Melomel and the Blue Muninn. Both offerings are absolutely delicious, and an excellent way to introduce someone to mead who may not be familiar with the drink. Both are excellent on their own, but really hit a whole new level when paired with chocolate. Consider busting out these meads for your after dinner course when entertaining at home. Or, if you're by yourself, feel free to pour yourself a glass and sit in front of the fireplace.

A hidden little gem in Fleetwood. There is a great variety of wines and meads. The setup is half…read moreof a house is devoted to a seating and serving area. The only food offered is pre packaged snacks and I don't know if outside food is allowed. Definitely worth a stop while touting berks county wineries.

A friendly and inviting local winery with a number of tasty semi-sweet table wines at a very…read moreapproachable price point. We partially enjoyed the Ruby, Cardinal and Scarlet offerings from the selection of reds. On the white side of the wine list, the Riesling was our favorite. The staff is incredibly friendly and engaging, and we enjoyed conversing with the other guests during our visit. The entire experience had a familiar, warm feeling to it, and we ended up spending a couple of hours enjoying a pair of flights and a chilled bottle. There's a wine trail coming up and we look forward to introducing friends to this spot.

The tasting was amazing and I can't thank Liesl enough for her amazing taste and service to us on a…read moreHoliday Weekend. We tried the whites and red wines and we left with the Rose and Riesling. We will definitely be back soon. They even have games to play.

12/23/2017 - Local, family-owned winery. They have a very spacious wine tasting room. At first I…read morenoticed all the wine merchandise for sale like picnic baskets, cork holders, cups, books, etc. Their staff is very friendly. They have a 5 taste limit per person. We tried the Vidal Blanc, Vignoles, Riesling, Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, Chambousin, Turtle Rock Red, Sangiovese and Pinot Noir. We bought a glass of the Ice Franc. My favorites were the Turtle Rock Red and Pinot Noir which we bought. The prices are fair. Definitely a fan of the wine; it's a great value. Outstanding customer service. Would love to come back when it is a bit warmer and sit on their outside area, look out onto the vineyards and sip some wine.

By far our favorite winery. The selections of wines is great and extremely well defined and…read morepresented. From dry to sweet and 2 fabulous ports. Sue is the best and scenery is fantastic. Don't tell anyone, we don't want to share.

Great atmosphere in an old school house. Great local wine selection and the food was awesome! My…read morewife and I hit it whenever we are in the Reading area.

Food is delicious and HEALTHY!!! Salads have greens and veggies. French pressed coffee maintains…read morenatural oils Keowohl and Cafestrol known to prevent cancer is only $2.50. Lunch will run you about $10. They also have pizza and seems are opening now for Fri and Sat nights Oh. And this is next to Dr. Wegman's Dental Group and the Wine tasting room!

This trip to Mackinac Island 9/22/24 was a mix of terribly horrible and partially good trip with…read moreWhite Star. We started 4 hrs. late the first day because according to the driver, the bus wouldn't start at the hotel. This bus should have been retired or scrapped years ago! Torn seats and flooring... rust everywhere..the toilet seat was cracked in half...the electrical outlets by the seats didn't work..the overhead vents worked only sometimes..when he tried to play the video it created huge screeching feedback ...there was an annoying, constant squeaking sound coming from the restroom...and the worst part was the AC stopped working the last 2 days ...on our way home all we got was warm air..it was like a sauna! Several in the group asked the driver if there were anything that could be done to fix it...he said he would call the office to see what they could do. Since it still didn't work I must presume they didn't want to do anything about it (possibly replacing the bus). The driver was okay...I'm not sure if it was him or the bus but it kept swaying back and forth even on good hwy...when it rained some windows leaked through the top....water from the rain dribbled down inside...he was a pleasant person and did a good job of loading and unloading our bags...and for the most part we left on time or early if we were all aboard early... he accommodated those that wanted to go somewhere to eat even if it was not on the schedule... I can't recommend this company mostly for the equipment being in such a terrible state. I found their hotels to be 50/50...they booked us at the Bayside Inn at Mackinaw City that had terrible reviews including bed bugs!!! half of the group had to be reassigned a different room. There was no breakfast at this hotel and we had to be bussed to a different hotel...that was a pain...especially since the breakfast room was up 2 flights of stairs! The other hotel was good. I felt the itinerary was too much time on the bus and not enough in between time...when we came back from a scheduled stop there was only 30 mins or so between time to load up again and off to dinner, etc. I see other good reviews but unfortunately, I cannot give a positive one for this particular trip.

I would not recommend White Star Tours, especially for travelers with disabilities or mobility…read morechallenges. The trip was poorly organized, lacked communication totally about activity accessibility or where we were even going, and several people in our group were unable to participate because they couldn't manage stairs or long walks. It was disappointing to see people spend nearly $2,000 only to sit and wait for everyone else to be done sightseeing. The "included meals" were literally just thrown together, no restaurants. We ate at 2 campsites both an hour away from the hotel where the 4H and then some lady who owned a campsite made 1 meal. No choice of anything. You either ate what they made or you didn't eat until the next day at the hotel continental breakfast. I brought my own granola bars and ate them for lunch and dinner. The bus restroom was not allowed to be used, and the charging outlets didn't work. The only positive part of the experience was our driver, who was friendly. We spent hourssss on the bus driving to places too in West Virginia that weren't even that great to see.