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Stonekeep Meadery & Wine Cellars Wine Trail Events Wine Trail Wineries Wine Trail Events berkscountywinetrail.com Visit us during our annual tasting events and Deerfoot Winery Visit us during our annual tasting events explore featured wine pairings. deerfootfarm.com and explore featured wine pairings. Welcome ... Kog Hill Winery January The scenic rolling landscapes of JANUARY koghillwinery.com Winter Warmer Berks Winter Warmer Wine Tasting Wine Tasting Southeastern Pennsylvania are Long Trout Winery County FEBRUARY longtroutwinery.com February home to the Berks County Wine Chocolate & Wine Pairing Event Chocolate & Manatawny Creek Winery Wine Pairing Event Trail. Eleven wineries have APRIL manatawnycreekwinery.com Wine Trail Taste of Spring April formed a wine trail showcasing Ridgewood Winery Taste of Spring SEPTEMBER & OCTOBER ridgewoodwinery.com their diverse collection of Artisan Cheese & Wine Pairing Event October Ridgewood Winery on Daffodil Hill Farm Artisan Cheese & exceptional wines. ridgewoodwinery.com Wine Pairing Event Details are on ourwebsite: berkscountywinetrail.com Setter Ridge Vineyards Details are on ourwebsite: Join the many wine lovers and setterridgevineyards.com berkscountywinetrail.com visitors to our region for one of Or travel the wine trail anytime of year! Stone Barn Cellars Winery Or travel the wine trail anytime of year! Great wine We are located: stonecellars.com We are located: our special trail events or enjoy is produced in the • in the sprawling countryside of Berks Stonekeep Meadery & Wine Cellars • in the sprawling countryside of Berks tastings of award-winning wines County with Reading, PA at its center stonekeepmeadery.com County with Reading, PA at its center hidden-gem region of • 40 min West of greater Lehigh Valley • 40 min West of greater Lehigh Valley year ‘round. Join us on the trail! • 1 hour Northwest of Philadelphia Stoudt’s Winery • 1 hour Northwest of Philadelphia Pennsylvania: Berks County. • 1.5 hours West of New York City facebook.com/Stoudts-Winery-LLC • 1.5 hours West of New York City • 30 min Southeast of Harrisburg • 30 min Southeast of Harrisburg You’ll never find a wine trail • 30 min North of Lancaster Weathered Vineyards • 30 min North of Lancaster • 1 hour South of Scranton/Wilkes-Barre weatheredvineyards.com • 1 hour South of Scranton/Wilkes-Barre covering such a diverse spectrum of wine and winemaking. Cheers! Come and explore the wineries along our trail! berkscountywinetrail.com berkscountywinetrail.com berkscountywinetrail.com pennsylvaniawine.com berkscountywinetrail.com pennsylvaniawine.com pennsylvaniawine.com 7. Setter Ridge Vineyards • setterridgevineyards.com To 99 Dietrich Valley Road, Kutztown, PA 19530 100 476 Poconos 610-683 VINE (8463) HOURS: Daily 11am-5pm Visit our 737 To Allentown website for our January hours. DIRECTIONS: From I-78, Exit 40 (Kutztown). Head South on 737 (2.5 miles). Wineries Pottsville & NYC Right onto Ebling Road. Follow Ebling to the left as it 1. Deerfoot Vineyards & Winery • DeerfootFarm.com 3 863 11 becomes Dietrich Valley Road (Total distance from 737 - 1492 Ridge Road, Shoemakersville PA 19555 484-333-8667 22 approx. 1.5 miles). Winery is on the right. HOURS: Sat. & Sun. 12-5pm DIRECTIONS: From the intersection of Rt. 61 and Rt. 73, proceed East on Rt. 73 past Schuylkill 8. Stone Barn Cellars Winery • stonebarncellars.com Valley HS to the next traffic light. Turn left onto Ontelaunee Dr. Hamburg 78 3050 Pottstown Pike, Spring City, PA 19475 Proceed 1mi to a stop sign and turn Right on Kindts Corner Rd 61 Lenhartsville 78 484-985-8077 HOURS: Wednesday – Saturday 12-6pm / West Shore Drive. Follow West Shore Drive another 2.5 miles 7 Sunday 12-5pm DIRECTIONS: Just South of Ridge Road until you reach the closed bridge over the back side of the lake. (Rt 23) on Route 100 (Pottstown Pike) Winery is located Veer left onto Ridge Road just before the bridge. The farm is 1 78 on the East side of Rt 100. mile ahead. Look for the white fence and the red barn. Kutztown Shartlesville 662 9. Stonekeep Meadery & Wine Cellars • 2. Kog Hill Winery • koghillwinery.com 1 222 N stonekeepmeadery.com 105 Twin County Road, Morgantown, PA 19543 10 564 Blandon Road (Route 73) Fleetwood PA 19522. 610-913-6609 HOURS: Thurs, Fri & Sun 12-6pm Sat 610-905-4871 Hours: Thurs & Friday, Noon to 6pm, 10am-6pm. – Summer hours: Thurs:12-6 Friday:12-7 Saturday 11am to 7pm, Sunday Noon to 5pm Sat:10-7 Sun:12-6 DIRECTIONS: Pennsylvania Turnpike W E DIRECTIONS: Located between Blandon and Oley on to Morgantown exit. Located at the intersection of Bernville Fleetwood Berks Route 73 just west of Pricetown Road (Route 12). From Route 23 and 10 (across from the landmark restaurant Route 222 turn east onto Route 73 go 3.5 miles we are “The Windmill” on Route 10 South. ) 73 S the stone house on the right. From Pricetown Road 61 County heading North out of Reading turn left onto to Route 73 3. Long Trout Winery • longtroutwinery.co m 9 winery is approx 500 yds on left. 84 Fork Mountain Road, Auburn, PA 17922 570-366-6443 Wine Trail 183 HOURS: Wed. 6-9pm, Sat. 12-6pm, Sun. 12-5pm. Oley Bally 10. Stoudt’s Winery • facebook.com/Stoudts-Winery DIRECTIONS:Travel north on Rt. 61 for 5.8 miles from Temple 5784 Old Route 22, Shartlesville, PA 19554 I-78. Stay right toward Rt. 895 W. Continue left on Rt. 12 6 610-488-9466 HOURS: Thurs- Sun 11am-6pm 895 W, across Rt. 61, for 0.5 miles. Turn left onto Fort 73 DIRECTIONS: From I-78 take Exit 23 (Shartlesville) South Lebanon Rd. for 0.7 miles. Bear left on Fork Mountain towards Shartlesville. Drive 1 block to intersection of Rd. for 0.4 miles. Winery is on the right. 4 Old Route 22 and Mountain Road. Winery is on the right. Reading 662 Wernersville Boyertown 4. Manatawny Creek Winery • manatawnycreekwinery.com 422 11. Weathered Vineyards • weatheredvineyards.com 227 Levengood Road, Douglassville, PA 19518 Robesonia 422 7670 Carpet Road, New Tripoli, PA 18066 610-689-9804 HOURS: Mon.-Sat. 10am-6pm Sunday. 610-984-2867 HOURS: May-Oct, Thurs-Mon 11am-6pm. 11am-6pm DIRECTIONS: US Route 422 to Douglassville, To Harrisburg Nov-Apr, Fri-Mon 11am-5pm. Summer Happy Hour (Jun - North on PA 662 for 3 miles to Amityville. Right onto Mohnton 5 Sep) Fri 6-9pm. Visit our website for special events and Blacksmith Road, make the first Right onto Levengood 222 100 holiday hours. DIRECTIONS: Located 4 miles north of Road. Follow for .8 miles. Winery is on your right. Douglassville Fogelsville, PA. From I-78 or Rt 222 exit at Rt 100 North and proceed north on Rt 100 (4 mi from I-78 or 6 miles 5. Ridgewood Winery • ridgewoodwinery.com Adamstown Birdsboro Pottstown from Rt 222). Left turn on Lyon Valley Road. Make first 2039 Philadelphia Ave Birdsboro, PA 19508 right on Carpet Road. Winery is on left. 484-509-0100 HOURS: Mon to Wed - Closed; Thurs & Fri 176 422 4 PM to 8 PM; Sat. 12pm to 8pm & Sun 12pm to 6pm Directions: Route 422,West to Route 176 South, Take first exit onto Route 724 East. Winery is located 1/4 mile on the left. 100 76 Royersford 6. Ridgewood Winery on Daffodil Hill Farm • 23 ridgewoodwinery.com 215 Township Line Road, Bechtelsville, Pa 19505 Morgantown 484-509-0100 HOURS: Sat. 12PM to 8PM & Sun 12PM to To To Lancaster 8 6PM DIRECTIONS from Allentown: Rte 100 S to Township 23 Philadelphia Line Road (Bechtelsville Car Wash) 1/3 mile on left. 10 2 DIRECTIONS from Exton: Rte 100 N to Township Line 76 berkscountywinetrail.com Road (Bechtelsville Car Wash) 1/3 mile on left. pennsylvaniawine.com.
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