Staff is very knowledgeable and always helpful. Best beer selection in Gettysburg. The store is…read moremodern and clean. They always seem to have promotional giveaways.

I needed to order a full keg of beer, long distance from Florida, for a Navy Reunion in Gettysburg…read more I specifically wanted an appropriate beer for an Oktoberfest party for 110 attendees. Vicky was very attentive to my needs and suggested several different beers. After discussing the available options, a decision was made, and it was perfect for our event!

We were in town for the weekend to visit family so we stopped here to pick up a six pack for me in…read morecase I felt like drinking. They had a decent selection and also carried some craft beers as well.

Every year for the past few, the Whiskey Rebellion Spirits Walk has taken place in downtown…read moreWashington, PA. Registration typically starts at 5:30 pm at the Meeting House, located at 182 S. Main Street, Washington, PA 15301. Participants receive a wristband, a walking map, and a sampling glass at the Meeting House. The wristband identifies you to the vendors, who are set up throughout various businesses within the event footprint. As you walk from place to place, you can sample different libations, and if you like something, you can purchase a bottle. Some participants collect all their purchased bottles and pick them up at the registration area at the end of the walk, so they don't have to carry them around. This year, there were 16 participants, 15 of which were distilleries, with 5 new additions from the previous year. Some familiar faces, like Quantam Spirits from Carnegie, PA, were missing this year. We started our journey at B&B Distillery, our favorite location from last year. Located in the basement of the Washington Brewery, B&B Distillery offers a hidden gem. We sampled their Single Malt Whiskey, made from 100% malted barley, pot distilled, and aged in American oak barrels, coming in at 91 proof--an amazing experience and my favorite. We also enjoyed their AppleJack, an Apple Brandy aged in both American and French barrels at 94 proof, along with Blackberry and other flavorful options. Next, we headed upstairs to Washington Winery, where we sampled some tremendous wines and liqueurs. We then moved down the street and stopped at Iron City Distilling, a new establishment, and Ponfeigh. We skipped Ponfeigh because we had recently sampled everything there. At Iron City Distilling, we tried all four options: bourbon, PA and MD Rye, and Corn Whiskey. The MD Rye was our favorite, and we purchased a 375 ml bottle. Across the street, we visited Excise Distillery, one of our favorites from last year. We were recently in State College, but they weren't open, so it was nice to sample their Bourbon, Apple Pie Moonshine, Single Malt, Rye, and some liqueurs, one of which my wife loved and purchased. Moving up the street, we sampled Big Spring Spirits, where despite the heat inside, everything we tried was excellent. We've been to their Sewickley location and were very satisfied, even having a bottle of their coconut rum at home. Next, we stopped at Heist Spirits, a new local distillery in Burgettstown. We sampled their new Rye whiskey, which was good as always, and it was nice to see the owners again. They shared that Rye is a staple for them and plan to have it available year-round. At the back of the David Bradford House, we tried new products from Lucky Spirits out of Gibsonia. They had a new product by their distiller, a celebrity on the Moonshiners TV show, called "The Outpost," a triple grain bourbon whiskey aged 4 months with a wonderful taste, so I purchased a bottle. Inside the Bradford House, we sampled from Old Overholt, one of the oldest distilleries in Pennsylvania, located in Scottdale. Although all their whiskey is now made 100% in Kentucky, it is available for purchase and sampling. We enjoyed what we tried and plan to visit the Overton Village soon. We also had some whiskey from the Lab at Armen's Barrels, which, surprisingly, offers both wine and whiskey. Our final two stops were Still Mill Distillery, where our friend Josh always has some of the best products. He's very energetic and willing to share all their new offerings, leaving you wanting more every time. Lastly, we visited MLH Distillery out of Grove City. Everything I tasted here was so good that I wanted to purchase a bottle of each. They make whiskey, vodka, rums, liqueurs, and gins. I sampled their Bourbon, Single Malt, Monongahela Rye Whiskey, Coconut Rum, and Spiced Rum. The Spiced Rum, in particular, stood out with its fantastic flavor, and I bought a bottle. Overall, the Whiskey Rebellion Spirits Walk continues to be a remarkable experience, offering a diverse range of spirits and a chance to discover new favorites while revisiting beloved ones.

Dueling pianos underneath the tarped pavilion taking requests for pop songs with everyone singing…read morealong and a few brave ones even dancing. Bottle of white and bottle of red (the Revere'd Red is sweet and fruity and my absolute favorite!) and wood-fired pizzas. So much fun with a group of friends on a beautiful, green, drizzly Pennsylvania day. Also got a private tour and learned all about the history and process of winemaking. This is art and science at its finest. Events director Jordan Bigler is new on the scene and planning lots of fun events like comedy night and the dueling pianos. The tasting room has something for everyone (even beer), and the vibe is casual, fun, celebratory, relaxed and delicious. Highly recommend as a stop on your Gettysburg tour or a weekend afternoon. Winner of many award and they deserve it!

The wine here is delicious! I'm a sweet wine person and these are perfect. We bought a few bottles…read morewhile visiting but have since have ordered more via mail. Came very quickly. Fasting room helpful. Lovely garden to sit by and enjoy.

This is very much a bare-bones operation, with the cases of beer stacked on wooden pallets. The…read morebeer comes in 12 packs & cases. The prices are excellent. The guys behind the counter help me carry the cases to the car. They have Shock Top, so I'm happy & will keep coming back.

Really nice new store Huge selection Friendly staff Well laid out store and plenty of parking...read more

If you're in Carlisle, this is a great place to pick up some beer. I love beer drive thrus. You…read morejust drive through and they put the beer right in your car. No need to get out. It's fantastic! Here, they're really friendly and helpful. Blosser's has a wide variety of beer for you to choose from. You can pick whether you want your beer cold or not. They accept cash or credit, which is wonderful for me because I never have $$$ on me.

Beat place and great personalities. Happy retirement. Enjoy yourselves and good luck. You will be…read moremissed

Enjoyable little winery up a gravel road and some hills. Interesting variety of wines.I think the…read moremost interesting is the blackberry.

Amazing wines, and other surprising treats! The owners are super knowledgeable and so friendly. We…read morehad a wonderful tasting and will definitely be back!