The winery is a beautiful way to end a weekend. They have a variety of wines from dry to sweet and…read moreeach have their own taste, nothing tasting like the other. The service is amazing and the staff if friendly and informative. I appreciate this winery and will deff come back again.

Ended up going on the first nice day of the season. When we first arrived there were a decent…read moreamount of tables available and no lines but by the time we were leaving it had definitely filled up. Overall a huge space with many different seating options. The flights were pre-poured which made ordering super easy and quick. The food trucks were tasty and fast as well. The variety of options was enjoyable as they had a coffee bar, baked goods, pizza, American and Mexican options. Another plus was they had free bottled water. I live next to many wineries and have not seen this at any others. Overall highly recommend! They even had live music and special glasses for Easter!

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.

It's always cool to relax here with friends. I selected the black magic sangria today while my…read morefriend had a flight of slushes. We were both very happy to hang out and enjoy our drinks. Service was great, as always!

Never been there but we buy their wine at retail shops. They have a great selection and the wine is…read morevery good and priced very competitively.

What great tasting and experience at Cellar Beast. I know a little bit about wine, enough to get…read moreme into and keep me out of trouble when shopping and visiting local vineyards. Most PA vineyards and "winery's" are a lot like the proliferation of micro breweries - all the same and all not so great. Certainly there are exceptions. Cellar beast is taking a different approach - bringing west coast grapes to PA and making some spectacular wine. We did the Barrel Surf with the head winemaker, Matt Check. It was great. Matt explained everything about the tasting process for the day and his approach to wine making. Super fun for any foodie and wine lover.

Great wine here! My husband also got a smoked old fashioned that he loved. The owner was super nice…read moreand explained how he got there and how he sources his grapes. Loved the Rose'. Indoor and outdoor seating. They do have a very small little bites menu-think charcuterie or tinned fish.

Everyone was so friendly. You can get flights mixing wine & cider, which was nice. Everything was…read moredelicious. They even had cider slushes. Large outside seating area with games to relax and enjoy your drinks.

I came here on a Thursday morning to check it out before leaving the Poconos. They're closed Monday…read morethrough Wednesday. I enjoyed tasting different ciders that they make (dry, sweet, pumpkin, cherry). I really liked the pumpkin cider. They sell the cider in single serve bottles (8 oz.) and growlers (32 oz). I bought a bottle of the sweet cider. They also make & sell wines, however I did not taste those. Lots of outdoor & indoor seating.

This is my happy place! The view is spectacular. The wine is great and the owners are so friendly…read moreand welcoming.

The setting here brought me right back to Sonoma, California. There are grapes for as far as the…read moreeyes could soon. We opted for the guided wine tasting for $12 per person-you could choose 5 wines (1 oz pours) and they gave you a 6th complimentary taste. The prices here were VERY reasonable-we bought 3 bottles (they give $5 off 3 bottles with the tasting). The staff here were so very lovely. Cant wait to come back here.

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.

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

We loved this sample room right at the edge of Jim Thorpe. I have to give a huge thanks to Heather,…read moreshe made the experience wonderful and made recommendations for other places to visit. I really give 5 stars because of the service, the chill and open space/atmosphere. We tried a flight of wine and a few cocktails. Some of the wines I didn't really care for but some were great. The spiced apple wine hands down was the winner. We took home 2 bottles of it. The prices were very reasonable, I think we paid $15 for a bottle. We came back after walking around and trying a few other places. We will absolutely back if/when we come back to Jim Thorpe!

Fun place to hang out near the train station in Jim Thorpe. The staff were super friendly and the…read moreoverall environment was very welcoming. The wine selection was decent. My husband and I tried the two reds they had and enjoyed them both. I really liked the local art work on display and the layout is good for couples up to medium sized groups. The lady who served us was so easy going, it is worth mentioning again how great the staff is. Their tasting bar area can get packed; so we found an opening and she served us right away and said we could go ahead an find an empty table, that she trusted we would come back to settle our bill when we were ready to leave. We were pleasantly surprised and purchased a bottle of red not only because we enjoyed it, but because we wanted to repay the kindness and trust extended. Thanks for a great experience!