Wineries

Several local wineries have on-site lodging, encouraging visitors to stay, taste the wines, and see the beautiful countryside. The Juniata Valley Winery Wilson House Bed and Breakfast houses guests in a 19th-century manor. This location is ideal for events or weddings and serves breakfast in the morning for guests. The wine-tasting area is nearby, giving convenient access to a glass of your drink of choice.

Among the beautiful Allegheny foothills, Deer Creek Winery offers another excellent place to stay the night. This inn features 13 private guest rooms just a short walk from the winery. You'll get a fresh breakfast with mimosas, and some rooms have private whirlpool spas where you can relax. Their signature drink is a raspberry wine made with fruit from their adjoining farm.

Wineries have been a staple of Pennsylvania life for centuries. William Penn brought the first grapevine to start Pennsylvania vineyards in the 17th century. Many vineyards established during the state's early history still produce delicious wines today. Here are a few of the best wineries in Pennsylvania for history lovers:

• Rose Bank Winery: This site produces French-style wines on an estate built around 1719. On the property in Bucks County, you can see the manor and carriage house.
• Adam's County Winery: This location houses the state's fifth-oldest vineyard and wine producer. The tasting room is in an 1860s barn and features classic and innovative flavors.
• Penn Shore: One of the oldest and largest vineyards in the state, this venue in Pennsylvania's Great Lakes region has acres of vineyards and many delicious wine flavors.

Some wineries in the area also offer meals or other foods to enjoy while you drink. Here are a few Pennsylvania wineries to visit for delicious food:

• Moon Dancer Vineyards and Winery: This French chateau winery overlooking the Susquehanna River offers premium European wines paired with wood-fired artisan pizzas featuring ingredients grown on the property.
• Hungry Run Wine Cellars: Taste delicious wines and grab a bite from the bistro at this venue in Pennsylvania. You can find classics like merlot and cabernet or fun new flavors like mojo, a spearmint and lime wine.

When you're looking to expand your palate and try something new, Pennsylvania offers plenty of vineyards to explore. Chaddsford Winery is known for its weekend food trucks, live music, and special events.

Experience the fusion of German, Portuguese, and Argentinian winemakers at Mazza Vineyards with their experimental and award-winning wines. You can also visit Nissley Vineyards, which hosts wine workshops where you can drink wine while painting, assembling a charcuterie platter, or even glassblowing.