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Berks County Wine Trail is warding off winter’s cold with our Winter Warmer Wine Tasting Weekend, January 18 and 19, 2020. Enjoy featured wines together with samples of hot soups, heavenly desserts, and other comfort-inspired pairings, at each of our 11 wine trail locations.
Take a self-guided tour of the Berks County area winter landscapes for this wine tasting event from noon until 5:00 both days. Winter Warmers is a free sampling event; no reservations or tickets needed for the featured pairing at each winery. Note, most wineries charge a tasting fee for their full wine list.
Here’s a preview of what our wineries have planned:
Setter Ridge – A special Chocolate Bourbon spiked Syrah cocktail and a Spicy Mexican Hot Chocolate Fudge
Stoudt’s Winery – From orchard country, it’s Appalachian Spice Wine served with a warm, old-fashioned Apple Crisp
Deerfoot Winery – Steaming Pumpkin Coriander soup paired with Cabernet Franc Country Rose
Ridgewood Winery – Olde Orchard Hot Butter Rum cocktail splashed over Vanilla Ice Cream
Weathered – Buttery steamed potato-filled Pierogies, topped with caramelized onion, and served with a toasty oaked Chardonnay
KOG Hill Winery – Warm up with a hearty and flavor-packed Southwest Turkey Chili served alongside a light and fruity Pinot Noir
Manatawny Creek Winery – Mushroom sauce tops a creamy Mac & Cheese paired with the sunshine flavor of Soliel, a Cayuga & Seyval Blanc, wine
Stone Barn Cellars – Loaded Potato Soup with bacon, cheese, and all the fixin’s, served with customer favorite Vidal Blanc
Stonekeep Meadery – Piping hot Butternut Squash Bisque served with crisp and fragrant Gewurztraminer or Cayuga for a sweeter wine pairing
Calvaresi Winery – Warmed Winter Spice wine and Apple Pie Sangria, like homemade apple pie in a glass
Long Trout Winery – Bacon Cheeseburger Tots are like a burger and fries without the drive-thru paired with Afternoon Delight (Pinot Gris) and Wine Hot Chocolate for a warm and sweet ending.
Plan your wine trail tour with the help of a map, driving directions, and information about all 11 trail wineries on our website or e-mail questions to info@berkscountywinetrail.com.
The Berks County Wine Trail has been an active group of wineries in the region for over fifteen years. Member wineries are proud partners with the Pennsylvania Winery Association.
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Berks County Wine Trail
