We stopped in for a wine tasting. They had plenty of options to choose from (especially if you're a…read morewhite wine drinker) we sat in the tasting room and got to go through at our own speed. They had some pretzels to snack on which is always a plus. We walked out with 2 bottles of wine and some cute gifts from their gift shop. Definitely recommend stopping in!!

This winery will always have a negative memory in my mind. The negative isn't about the winery, but…read morewe had received some sad news that my wife's step mom wasn't going to make it. This was a sad way to start wine tasting, put a sour taste in our mouths. However all of the wines that we tasted we liked. We purchased a single bottle. If the time was better, we would have stayed for a drink. Next time we can do that.

We arrived about 30 minutes before they closed, but we had the opportunity to try the lemonade and…read morestrawberry wine slush, which were both amazing! The young woman who waited on us was friendly, tunnel, and pointed us in the right direction as it was our first visit. The weather was nice so we sat outside on the patio next to the vineyards. Views were amazing.

Had a wonderful evening at the vineyard, wine tasting & enjoying a live band! The staff was very…read morehelpful in choosing a charcuterie board & flights for us to try! It was definitely a great experience & if I'm back there would definitely do it again! I highly recommend this vineyard!

Visited The Vineyard & Brewery for the first time to listen to the Fins Band. The event was…read moreinside, which is a large room with multiple tables and the wine bar. The wine we tried was decent and the beer was ok at best. Outside food and snacks were permitted for the show. While it's great they are hosting bands during the winter months, they need to invest in some noise reduction panels above and around the stage area. This enhancement would significantly improve the sound quality of the bands performing and the audience's experience. Two great qualities that we will return for in warmer months are the amazing deck and outside areas. These would be very nice areas to sit, sip, and enjoy music. One important piece of information is that location is about 15+ minutes south of Hershey off of Rt 283.

Gave notice we'd be rolling up in a party bus to celebrate a 40th birthday. They were prepared and…read moreaccommodating! The girls did a wine tasting. They took all of our orders and promptly filled them, explaining the order for each. They had a nice back room we took over and were able to enjoy our time there reminiscing and celebrating with the staff being respectful and not overwhelming us. I am a sweet wine girl but really only enjoyed crimson fox out of the 6 tastings. Chill ambience. Would recommend if you're in the area. The bigger building offers beer, large inside area, and a great porch overlooking the vineyard. On prior visits they have classes and bands on certain days so checkout their calendar to find something that suits you!

Dont like updates. Enclosing the two previously semi open areas was a mistake. Likes to sit under…read morethese areas with the walls opened up when warm to protect from the sun. Also eliminating afternoon music is disappointing. Nice to be able to listen to music in early afternoon . Was a great place for many years until toyal winery took over. Wine and beer were always good though.

OCTOBER FEST! YAY! It SUCKED! Hot dogs, and turkey legs, a…read moreband that wasn't sure of their notes! Awful Don't get the Apple, Caramel Wine, you will die from a sugar overload! Never again!

I was happy to snag a reservation for the Tasting Room at Waltz today as I planned a leisurely…read moreafternoon. I placed a reservation request in the morning, and they called me in the early afternoon to let me know there was availability, which was great. I appreciated the variety of 15 wines from which you could sample to create your tasting. My picks consisted of: -2020 Sauvignon Blanc -2020 Fusion (white) -2020 Cellar 1599 Riesling: Cellar 1599 is a Waltz label, for reference. -2018 Cellar 1599 Red Blend -2017 Baron Red I won't go into detail on my experiences with each wine, but I did have a glass (and then buy a bottle) of the Riesling. The tastings come in little tasting tubes that are basically test tubes. While some might find that unusual, I'm a science person, so I liked it! They also have a cheese board (choose one of four cheeses) with chocolate and crackers, which I added. The tasting room staff were friendly and accessible. It was a beautiful day and lots of families were out on the large lawn. Too bad there isn't a restaurant here, or it would be even more of a win. In any case, Waltz is a winner!

Easily one of my favorite PA wineries, and my preferred destination while in Lancaster County. To…read moreme, the wine here has more of a California feel to it - the reds are more dry, a bit more robust and rustic. The whites tend to be crisper, feature minerals and ease into the finish. You'll pay a little more than nearby wineries, but the difference in quality is immediately apparent. The estate tasting room itself is somewhat unassuming - nice, Tuscan-inspired, but understated. The room is smaller, with some spacing available near the barrels, but this isn't a "big tent" kind of place. If you'd like a seat inside, you may have to come off-peak or be patient. Guests tend to linger here, and it's often because of the at atmosphere. If not, the surrounding property is a nice place to enjoy your wines. There are chocolates, cheeses, crackers and very light, local creations available. I'd love for there to be even more food choices - these wines are designed to accompany a good meal. If you're okay going slightly off the beaten path, and paying just a little more for quality wines, this is the place to visit in Lanco.

We go here at least once a year, usually for the Yuletide rennfest... this year we decided to check…read moreout Time Travelers Weekend and had a blast. We travel all the way from Baltimore. We don't even bother with the maryland rennaissance Faire because the PA one is so much more accessible. Most, if not all, of the shops have ramps. Though some shops, like the dice shop, are so tiny inside its a big mistake to take a wheelchair inside. The women's bathroom/privy before you go through the gates needs a lot of work. Toilets are clogged before the gates even open at 11am. Some toilets rock when you sit on them because they're not properly affixed to the floor. There's only one accessible stall and it was clogged this time which meant I had to use a much too small stall, with the door open because my chair was in the way. The food is, as you can imagine, expensive. $9 for chicken tenders, which I found dry. I got an iced coffee at The Dark Knight... and the server seemed angry to be there. She told us there weren't any lids for the cup, when there were plenty of other cups with lids... driving downhill in a wheelchair while carrying a cup, with liquid sloshing all over the place is not my idea of fun. And it wasn't even any good. We were super stoked to find the TARDIS. And I have my eye on a fancy hat I want to buy when we return for their Halloween experience. I hope I have more money then cuz handmade goods can be costly.

Place looked amazing online. We came in from out of town. Asked to go to the distillery, however,…read morewas told that "hundreds of people" are about to come out of the murder mystery show and that it was going to be awhile to go because there was only 2 employees working. I get the reasoning. However, wouldn't you staff more employees with the "hundreds of people" attending a show?

Such a wonderful spot with great vibes, phenomenal wines, and amazing staff. All wines were 10/10.read more

There is a super friendly atmosphere and the staff is knowledgeable and accommodating.read more

We spent a nice afternoon with George and his wines. He was very friendly and entertaining…read more Crackers, cheeses, and chocolate covered nuts and blueberries were a nice touch. We started with reds, fruits, whites, and dessert wines. We are a family that drink more whites than reds. George let us taste a sample from one of the aging barrels. It was a great experience!! We also got the winery tour. Seen the abundance of grape vines out back. My kids also enjoyed it.

Stopped here a few times on wine trails and to give it multiple shots. The atmosphere was casual,…read morefriendly and approachable, but there wasn't much to really sink my teeth into with the wines. They were fairly generic wines that really didn't stand out either as a sweet option or a dry option.

Nice little Winery tasting room up in Elizabethville PA. They also have an events area @the winery…read moreoutside Elizabethville hidden Down in the valley off of Armstrong Valley Rd! Definitely a GPS needed venue. Anyway they do offer a 4 wine tasting and they do have seltzer's, beers, & smoothies available! I did buy a some wine here I found the Niaga pleasant tasting and not as sweet as some others! My wife enjoyed their Concord I did buy a Bottle of Broad Mountain White it's their Vidal Blanc. Looking forward to visit again!

Had a wonderful experience at Broad Mountain Winery last Sunday, Oct 24. The employe, Kyle, was…read morevery helpful and knowledgeable about the different wines and ciders they make. Will definitely be back to try the wines as I only tried the hard ciders.

Grandview Vineyard was a happy detour that turned into a new annual tradition. We visit Lancaster…read moreevery year and decided to switch gears and stop here and honestly, it was one of those why didn't we do this sooner? moments. Set on rolling Pennsylvania countryside, the views are straight out of a postcard. It's peaceful, scenic, and exactly the kind of place where time slows down (in the best way). The wine list is well thought out, approachable yet refined, with something for every palate. Nothing felt mass-produced or rushed and each pour had intention behind it. The staff deserves real credit: knowledgeable, welcoming, and genuinely proud of what they're pouring. They guide you without the wine snob energy, which makes the experience feel relaxed and inviting, whether you're a casual sipper or a full-on wine enthusiast. This stop elevated our Lancaster trip and added a fresh layer to a tradition we already love. Grandview Vineyard isn't just a winery, it's an experience worth building into your itinerary. We'll be back. No question. For photos, wine highlights, and more travel-food stops worth the drive, check out @travelingtastebuds_

Grandview Vineyard was a nice place to enjoy beverages out on the deck!…read more Initially, I was surprised by the views once we stepped outside at the Vineyard. It doesn't necessarily look like that as you drive up. The only downfall is that there is only one restroom. The pricing seemed decent. I was super pleased that they had a small selection of mocktails. Their strawberry lemonade spritz wasn't too sweet or too tart! It was just right. My friends seemed to enjoy all the wine choices! Additionally, the crab pretzel was amazing!! The charcuterie boards looked worth it. Plenty of seating and a live band was set up around 6/630, but we left just as they were coming in. Highly recommend and would come back (even as a sober lady!).