We have driven by a few times and decided to stop in. Small…read moreand unassuming space, very unique varietals. The owner was very personable and had great stories on each of the wines , names and label art. All stainless fermentaion, very fruit forward. The tastings are either 5 or 10 small pours, that you pick from their wine list. They use small plastic thimble like cups for tasting, which was enough to get the flavor. Tasting room had an assortment of gifts. Dog friendly My rating rationale for beer, wine, or spirits: +1 Service +1 Atmosphere/Vibe +.5 Taste/Quality (Flavor, aroma, and overall quality of the beverage) +.5 Presentation (Glassware, garnishes, and visual appeal of the drinks) +1 Selection/Variety (Range of beer, wine, or spirit options and uniqueness of offerings)

This place scores a 10 for personality. The owners are hard working and provide a very personable…read moretasting. We loved the horses. They're just as friendly as the owners. Bring apples for the horses. We had a fun Fall afternoon.

My Interaction with staff was awkward, made me feel uncomfortable and unwelcomed. The building…read morewas difficult to access from the parking lot and the inside was much smaller than it appeared on the outside. No large tables for groups or even space to slide them together unless you go to the second floor, where there isn't a bar or much to look at. Tables were wobbly and the chairs uncomfortable. The lighting was poor and hard to read the menus. the staff member felt brash and aggressive. We left, and had the rest if the group meet us elsewhere-all 12 of us. As for the wine we felt bullied into buying became sangria and cooking wine. Not everyone is cutout for hospitality and this lady surely doesn't understand social cues or guest experience.

First time there today. Service was great, nice wines with fun and interesting names. We had the…read morecheese board which was great too. Nice quiet atmosphere to enjoy an afternoon glass of wine.

I saw a sign for a winery while en route to another and decided to make a stop. I hadn't heard of…read morethis place and had no idea what to expect. Let me get the "bad" out of the way first, and note this is still a five-star review. You drive up a gravel country road to a small building that houses the tasting room. It's the smallest tasting room I've ever been in, and very simply decorated: a few beautifully framed pieces from the farm's history, some antique tools, and that's about it. This isn't going to be your upscale winery experience. If you're looking for Napa or Bordeaux vibes, you're in the wrong place. The single guy behind the counter turned out to be the owner. He mentioned that his wife usually runs the tastings, but she was on vacation. He was fantastic, fun to talk with, knowledgeable from both a production angle and a "yes, I actually drink these wines" perspective, which is surprisingly rare. He even spoke warmly about nearby wineries, treating them as colleagues rather than competitors. It's always refreshing to meet a winemaker who genuinely enjoys other people's wine. As for the wines: we tried all twelve. A couple were still young and could use a few years in the bottle, but they showed a lot of promise. I didn't care for the Muscat, but most of the others were excellent, and I had a hard time choosing which bottles to take home. Be sure to try the "Trop Elyts"; it's fantastic, and kind of port like. I'm not usually a rosé fan, but their take on it was so unique I bought a bottle of that, too. The farm itself dates back to the 1700s. George Washington probably slept there (he slept everywhere). It's full of character and history, and well worth the stop

Overall: small, casual winery, decent wines and prices, with okay service and a single restroom…read morethat you have to go outside to enter They have indoor seating, a covered patio, and outdoor seating. There is not strong AC anywhere there. The indoor seating is very small and feels like you're in someone's grandma's living room. Tastings are done in a flight with plastic cups, not one at a time in a glass. We did enjoy the wines and eventually enjoyed talking to the one employee who was there, but it was a rough start. When we entered the tasting room we were the only people there except for one other man. We had to initiate conversation with him to determine if we were in the right place and if we could get a tasting. It was confusing and we didn't feel clear about what to do or welcomed. I did enjoy the Rich Forest Chard, the Rose blend, and the Hogshead Red. It was interesting to learn about the residual sugars and how their rose is different. There is a cemetery on the premises which was an interesting choice.

We met my brother and his fiancé here a little after 6pm on a Saturday. He told us that on…read moreSaturdays nights they have live music and in addition to wine they sell various boxtail drinks from the Mason-Dixon distillery and craft beer. They also host different food trucks. When we arrived, we were really not sure where to go. There is no defined driveway or parking and there quite a few cars. My brother said they had parked in front but we should probably park in the back because it was getting busy. He said they were seated under the old greenhouse near the back. We parked and started walking to the greenhouse. This did not even look like an event space, there was really no guidance or direction of what to do. The greenhouse had most of the walls removed and there was a food truck parked near one side of it. We found them near the back of greenhouse at a table. Next to the greenhouse were some pop up canopies. People were seated all over the place on random tables and chairs. I don't think any of the four chairs at our table matched. We also saw some people carrying their own chairs. After our greeting, my wife and I wanted to get a drink and they told us to go up to wine shop where we could pay the cover charge to get the wristband and get drinks.  We found a door on the back of the building and walked in. The inside was kind of random. I saw antlers on the floor, a small scale covered wagon and other random stuff. There was a counter where you could see that people were ordering drinks and we got in line. We paid our cover, got our drinks and headed out to check out the food truck. They have wine, a few different beers and boxtails (cocktail in a box). After getting our food, we joined my brother and his fiancé at their table. A band started playing classic rock music and continued off and on during the evening while people danced and sung along. The place was packed, had food and good drinks. This is a very casual place almost like it was just thrown together. You need to check it out at least once.  They do not have bathrooms and only offer portable toilets. Overall it was a good experience and definitely different.

From the owner: Hat Creek Wine Shops features Juniata Valley Wines at our quaint and comfortable satellite location…read moreat Hat Creek Farms(formerly Mountain Lakes Market) at 1800 Newville Road, Carlisle! We offer a wide array of wines as well as events including live music, Thirsty Thursday events, wine tastings and more!

We finally made it to Cristiano's in Mechanicsburg and it did not disappoint! It's a very cute…read moretasting room to check out. My husband and I both did tastings. The owner/vinter walked us through each selection and told us how the wines were made and where the grapes were grown (some local, some in California). It was fascinating and clear he really understands his work and is passionate about sharing his knowledge with customers! They also have beer available from local breweries like Evergrain. There are some food options available as well. They host trivia monthly and have live music on occasion, too! If you like sweet (and I mean VERY sweet) wines you MUST try the Cotton Candy! It's made from Cotton candy grapes and is spectacular. We really enjoyed the tasting and got a bottle of Reisling to enjoy at home. We will most definitely be returning (especially once it's warm enough to enjoy their patio)!

A nice family owned winery located on Main Street in Mechanicsburg. The owners were friendly and…read morehelpful. They had both sweet and dry wines. They have a small menu with food too, so stop in if you're in the area. We went home with a small case.

Very nice spot with friendly service to have small and large gatherings for those who partake in…read morewine drinking. Let me first add the context that I don't really identify as a wine drinker, but will still occasionally visit vineyards because I think the experience is nice. 61 vineyard was a cool spot for sure. They have a nice open location with tons of space (I think they said around 40 acres) and they've been expanding their main location for the four years that they've been open. They have a main tasting room, an expansion seating room, and an outdoor patio area that are all well maintained and great for parties of all sizes. I partook in the wine tasting which was very good and the staff was very friendly and easy to talk to (which I find often makes or breaks wine tasting experiences) The wine itself does seem on the pricier end for what I'm used to where I think the average bottle here goes for over $20. But there are also member and subscription types of services to take advantage of discounts. I'm not entirely sure if they have relationships with food vendors, but they didn't have many food option in the main location itself when we were there. The food options that I saw were prepackaged charcuterie packs, so I would keep that in mind for your visit. All in all a very nice winery spot and would recommend even if wine isn't typically your drink of choice.

Overall: super cute and clean winery, yummy wines, cute and casual ambiance, kind and energetic…read moreservice, with single stall not gendered restrooms This area was so cute. They have a great view, string lights, indoor and outdoor seating, and a brewery close by. They have been around 4 years and are slowly revamping an old dairy farm into this winery. I loved that you could build your own flight. I enjoyed my tasting. I loved that she let us try everything, even though the tasting was set for 5 wines. I'm not sure how tastings would work when they are more busy. We went at opening on a Friday, so we could sit at the bar and hear about all the wines. There were so many good wines, but the Albariño really stood out as crisp and fresh and different.

What a fun new find! All wines were fantastic (some of the best in the area), notably the Petit…read moreManseng and Cab Franc. Very cool winter tasting room in a greenhouse! The wine pourer was knowledgeable and conversational and we had such a nice time. We splurged on a bottle of Cab Franc. There is a porta potty if you need it.

Very different than any vineyard I've been to here in Virginia very pretty great for a date…read more Comfortable seating the host is very informative and it's a very captivating experience the wines speak for themselves. Didn't have any wine I disliked some were just better than others. Would definitely recommend going here.

I took my daughter and some friends here for my daughter 21st birthday. We did a full wine tour and…read moretasting. It was amazing. All the wine is so delicious. I would recommend going on the tour. We had a beautiful time. Thanks

The landscaping itself is something to go here and see…read more We just had wine slushies and they were fantastic. The staff was friendly and knowledgeable.

This is a local, disabled veteran-owned farm and winery with a new tasting room in downtown…read moreMechanicsburg. Don has plenty of stories from his time in the military and his wife, Joan, can talk about Cumberland County all afternoon. They have a "welcome home feeling" that pairs well with a nice glass of wine. The Frontenac is unlike any other local wine and pairs well with everything when superchilled. As an added bonus, ask Joan about her mulled spiced wine using the Frontenac.

Stopped here on a whim, great little winery. Did a tasting and had meat and cheese platter…read more Awesome!!!! Recommend stopping in and trying! And there was a musician getting ready to play. Popcorn was free with wine