Adams County Winery, which first began operation in 1976, is a small farm winery located in Adams County, just eight miles west of Gettysburg, Pennsylvania. Nestled against the South Mountains, we have an ideal climate for growing grapes that, in turn, make our quality wines.

Today the fourth generation of winemakers are involved in the process of making wine in the same way their fathers, grandfather, and great grandfather did. The tradition continues. Bartolai Family wines have won numerous medals and awards, both locally and nationally.

You'll find Hidden Creek Vineyard & Winery along the banks of a small creek on Carter Road in Northeastern Pennsylvania. Opened for business in November 2006, they offer an impressive range of original recipe fruit wines — from traditional red & white, sweet & dry wines to a growing selection of specialty fruit flavors.

Mount Hope Estate & Winery has truly become truly a Mecca for the culinary and performance arts, with the center attraction being its wines, beers and the Pennsylvania Renaissance Faire.

Fourth generation growers, the Mobilia family takes pride in these beautiful, and fertile lands of Lake Erie. Once the settling grounds of Native American tribes, this area is full of tradition for this winery.

This is a boutique winery specializing in unique wines. These unique and award winning wines include: Mead, Strawberry, Watermelon, Dandelion, Maple and Black Forest.

Nestled among the green valleys of southern York County are 80 acres of sensual adventure just waiting to be discovered. This is Naylor wine country, where some of Pennsylvania's most rewarded and respected estate wines are grown, fermented, aged and bottled according to traditions dating as far back as the 1800's.

Nestled in the heart of the endless mountains, Pickering Winery was established in December, 2003. The entire wine making process, run by this small family owned team, takes place on their premises.

Sand Castle Winery makes all the wines only from its own 100% vinifera grapes. Grape vines planted in rocky soils combine with moderating temperatures of the Delaware River producing ideal fruit for wine making.

Stroll through the vines in Twin Brook's on-site vineyard and stop in to see the beautifully restored 19th century barn, which houses state of the art wine-making facilities and their rustically elegant tasting/sales room.