Nice place! Pricy, decent selection of wines. Lighter selection of whites but good selection of…read morereds and sweets. Their Reserve Cabernet uses Australian grapes, which explains the $42 bottle price. Only four stars because they only offer flights instead of a traditional tasting. Frustrating that so many wineries don't offer traditional tastings anymore. Nice place overall though.

This winery is close to our home. We went during the day and we were the only ones there…read more They have a seating area outside with a few fire pits. The inside is a large room with several high tops were you can enjoy your wine. We had 2 flights that allowed us to taste a variety of their wines. We liked a couple of wines enough to buy some bottles. Unlike other places, they do not offer charcuterie or crackers with their flights.

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.

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.

Clover Hill Robesonia: Not many places get 5 stars but this…read moreis our favorite winery and Sue is the best of the best. We go with friends and there is a wine for everyone. With my very sensitive palate they actually have multiple wines that I love. I cannot say that about any other winery. Zin Port is my favorite and an incredible wine. But more than the wines is the place and people. Sue is such an awesome lady, she has become a great friend. We love going there for the wine, the scenery, and Sue. Great place to go, don't miss it.

Happen to drive past this winery on my way to a different store. So decided to stop in. Very glad I…read moredid great wine. Staff was friendly and very helpful ended up buying 3 bottles of wine.

Such a cool experience. I found this place on google maps, and bf and I simply decided to come here…read morebecause I like the name of the place. We brought our own snacks to the vineyard and ordered a flight. I'm definitely not a wine expert and none of the man really piqued my interest, but we decided to get a bottle of white wine anyways. The ambiance was superb. There was guitarist entertaining us and the sunny weather made it perfect for outdoor dining. The place was mostly full, and I enjoyed the chattering. While I can't say I love the wine (tbh what do I know lol), I certainly enjoyed the romantic, calming experience. The drive to this location was beautiful as well. What a hidden gem!

We had a wonderful visit! Jason was very nice and welcoming. We will definitely come back. We loved…read morethe Gruner!

I came here for happy hour with a group of coworkers, and we enjoyed drinks & w card game (provided…read moreby Wyndridge) on the outside patio. We had a great time! Bartenders were friendly, and patient and both siders. I tasted were delicious. They have a wide selection of siders and other drinks to go, which is convenient

We were in Lancaster for the weekend, so we decided to give this place a shot and were pleasantly…read moresurprised. The building dates back to the early 20th century, which gives the place a really cold vibe. They have done a great job with the interior of the space; plenty of seating, board games downstairs and a really cool bar. The beverages were excellent, and the service was even better. Our server and the chef took time to "chat us up" and tell us about the Wyndridge story. Sadly, we didn't have time to eat, but the menu looked enticing and the next time we are in town, we will make sure enjoy a meal. If you are in the area, put Wyndridge on your hit list, you won't be disappointed.

Penns Woods continues to be my favorite local winery --- I even became a wine club member! Each…read morequarter, I purchase 3 bottles of my choice and receive discounts on other purchases and invites to exclusive events (Member Day is a must!). While their outdoor space is an excellent feature during warmer weather, I wanted to highlight their winter weekend offerings, which involve various food pairings offered in their cute indoor space (by reservation only!!) My most recent experience was their Wine and Cheese Pairing, which is featured every January. Each year, they curate a combination of local cheese and either honey/jam to pair with their wines, and every year, it's a hit. My favorite pairing this year involved their Pinot Rose, a delicious cheddar, and an orange ginger honey that was absolutely delightful. I also particularly enjoy their wine and cupcake pairing offered every March in partnership with Dia Doce cupcakes --- a highlight of every spring.

We ordered the wine tasting as well as the cheese and fruit board. It was good. We went during a…read moreheat wave and the venue did not have air conditioning. The wine tasting seemed to have only one choice and not really customizable. It was still a pleasant experience with a good view.

We stopped by on a cold Saturday afternoon. We greeted by Libby and Linda. Both ladies were very…read morefriendly and helpful. They walked us thru some different wines. They were both extremely knowledgeable about the wines. The wines we tasted were very good and we went home with some bottles. Building is very cool. It's a timber frame building and I love that stuff. Please stop in to try some of their wines.

Adorable shops and wine tasting room. Tasting is free which is lovely. Good variety of wines, cute…read moreatmosphere. Reminds me of Peddlers Village. Loved it, will be back!

"All roads in Pennsylvania lead to J Maki Winery."…read more My Great Uncle told me that right before he died of HappyFeelGood Disease. The name is misleading. Its an awful way to die. The disease turns every bone in your body to dust and your genitals detach themselves and become a social justice warrior. It's true, no matter where you drive in Pennsylvania, you'll see those damn signs everywhere telling you the mileage to J. Maki Winery. Those signs came in handy.. I was beaten up by a group of highway bandits known as girl scouts and tossed along the turn pike. When I awoke I had no clue where civilization was. Then I saw the sign and it opened up my eyes, I saw the sign. 'J Maki Winery 40 miles." I followed that sign, and the following signs, until I made it. Civilization, I arrived at the J Maki Winery. I went to the sales floor. A bottle of rhubarb wine stood out to me. "Excuse me sir, nobody likes rhubarb wine." A sales person said to me. I pulled the bottle and a secret staircase appeared. I ascended the staircase. Behnind a large oak desk sat the man himself.....Jay Clarence Maki. He wasn't completely human. He was a 12 ft wale-cyborg hybrid human with a kuerig for a face. "I've been expecting you Grand Master B." He bellowed. Wales always bellow. It must be the blow-hole. He then pulled a lever that activated a Launchpad that shot me to the moon. I landed on the moon. I saw a sign. J. Maki Winery- 238,855 miles.

Glad to see this place finally closed. From treating customers like sub humans to overpriced…read moreproduct, this place had the absolute worst business model imaginable. PA is not wine country, it's a niche market. Of course the owners were too delusional to ever grasp this, thinking somehow they were different and better. Wrong on both counts. Karma finally kicked in, and now the property has been sold, and all the money foolishly invested in it is gone. All the customers treated so poorly by the two owners should raise a glass of the cheapest state store wine and toast the demise of this haven of elitism and snobbery.

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!