Charming country vineyard (with an even cooler name) that has to have some of the best wines in Md!…read moreIt's a little hidden but well worth the journey! Diane, the lovely owner is so gracious and sweet and was able to handle the flow of oenophiles quite effortlessly. They have the main tasting room and also an adjacent room that could accommodate a group tasting. Diane did a great job of giving us a detailed description of each wine and I was actually pleasantly surprised! I'm not a huge fan of Md wine but truly enjoyed the wines here. I purchased a bottle of the Estate Red and they had a wonderful sangria made with their Chambourcin which I also purchased. I love supporting local and especially such a great vineyard such as this one that is also a working farm. I would encourage anyone to venture out to this vineyard--but actually put the address in your gps and not just the name, you will end up at someone's home. I assume this family are use to people ending up at their home-they have a sign that has the address of the vineyard on it--thank you mystery family!

What a awesome winery. It was our last stop on the wine card. I must say we saved the best for…read morelast. My favorite was the Bordeaux and my wife loved the Barbara. What a cute tasting room and attached barn with a burning fireplace. It's a little out of the way but worth the visit. Don't follow Waze unless you type in the address and not the name of the winery. We'll be back.

We stopped to try the wine and get lunch and we're glad we went. We got there at a good time as it…read morewas packed when we left. The cheese and crackers plate was good and reasonably priced. The brick oven pizza was good but I'd love more flavor and wished they used oregano and basil in the sauce. The wines, of course, are the reason to go. We really enjoyed several reds and a white and bought three bottles to take home. The staff was friendly, helpful, knowledgeable about their wines. It was too cold to sit outside but I can see returning and enjoying some wine on the outdoor patio in the summer.

So awesom! What a nice small Vinyard tucked away in a neighborhood community. The wine is…read moreexceptional and I was pleasantly suprised, as I'm not usually a fan of most MD, VA and PA wines, but their wines are complex, smooth and mature tasting. If you find yourself nearby or looking for a nice drive and way to spend the afternoon, I highly recommend the visit.

We don't get back here often enough... Lovely Saturday music…read moreevent and food truck. Mike & Bryar, along with Jo (violin) and Mike (percussion) put in a heck of performance. Their sound is so clean and crisp! As Mike says, we take requests but don't play them...you won't be disappointed at their range and selections... Great service in the "bar", friendly and helpful as always, and ready with just a taste if you're not certain of your wine choice. Beer and cocktails available too. I don't recall the food truck, need to edit this Review, pit beef and turkey sandwiches were great but the pizza was amazing! Go here! We can't wait to take in our first outdoor event when the fine weather returns in 2026. Cheers!

We just had our 35th class reunion here and this venue was fantastic! The service, the location,…read morethe live music, everything was on point!

I loved everything about this place. Especially knowing that it's just 10 minutes away from my new…read morehome. The wine was delicious. I did the flight and enjoyed the rose the most so I bought a couple of bottles for myself and my boyfriend's mom. The service was impeccable. Everyone was so friendly, loving, and kind. When I described what I like, they knew EXACTLY what to give me to try. The ambiance was EVERYTHING. Inside was spacious and well-decorated but the outside?! Wow. What a beautiful view of the land and the mountains. Perfect place for a girls day out, date, wedding, you name it. I cannot wait to go back!

Nice little winery about 5 miles outside of Carlisle! A little entertainment provided by a local…read moreartist! They do make wine slushees which is becoming the better half's favorite cooler. I had a glass of chambourcin which is more like a pinot noir but not as dry! If you're looking for a nice and relaxing place to sit and enjoy a glass of wine and some light entertainment this is as good as it gets! There are limited amounts of tables but your are encouraged to bring a portable chair if you would like!

This does not appear to be a winery anymore? It is a beautiful spot, but they are not making wine…read moreanymore...

Do you love sweet wines? Are you unabashedly a sweet wine lover? I am…read more Marburg offers three sweet wines that are sure to make you a fan. There's a sweet white, Pennsylvania blueberry, and a sweet red with raspberry extract added. I bought one of each. They have lots of semi dry and dry wines too but if you're a sweet wine lover, they have things for you too. The tasting room is small, in the back of the house, with stools to perch on for your tasting. They have a lovely patio with string lights if the weather is agreeable. If you find yourself in Spring Grove, take a ride down a country road to this winery.

I took my Grandmother to Wyndridge Farm for her 92nd birthday lunch. I hadn't been here in years…read morebut it's largely unchanged. The grounds are really beautiful and would definitely make a good place to host a wedding or other big event. They make their own cider and beer and their menu features a few gluten free options including GF buns and GF pizza crust with other GF options clearly marked. We ordered the brussel sprouts and buffalo wings to share and my grandma and I split a white pizza on cauliflower crust. The brussels were good but nothing life changing - I do think if they cut them in half they'd have turned out more crispy and less mushy. The buffalo wings were slathered in a delicious sauce and very good. The white pizza was just OK. We asked for chicken to be added but they forgot. The crust was thin but not very crispy. I caught a glimpse of their regular pizzas which looked delicious if you are able to tolerate gluten. I also had the Wyn-mosa, their take on a mimosa. It came with their citrus cider mixed in and it was a really nice combination. They even put a candle in our dessert for my grandma, after I secretly requested it. The food is nothing super memorable but it's a good option if you're in the area.

Another wonderful experience!…read more They now have a big tent covering their whole outdoor patio, so we can sit outside rain or shine, which is wonderful. Hubby and I both enjoyed pulled pork sandwiches and the chocolate/white chocolate mousse for dessert was amazing.

I love the thought put into their Wine / gift baskets! Their wine pops are a whole vibe and the…read moreservice here is 10 out of 10 would recommend any one of my family here' The staff are very attentive and friendly!

From the owner: We are a family veteran owned and operated business that make fresh fruit wines and gift baskets on…read moresite.

We were privileged to be served by the vineyards manager, Cassia today. Cannot say enough about her…read morecatering to us. Not only did she take the time to make us feel special, she was preparing for a group from UMD. This is a small vineyard with a Big Heart. Ron and Craig are amazing. Ron is a great conversationalist and Craig makes the best cookies ever. Visit Royal Rabbit. You won't be disappointed!!

This is a cute little vineyard that is not really a far drive from Baltimore. A friend of mine had…read morebeen asking me to stop in and check it out for a while and since I had a Sunday off with no other plan I figured it would be a good chance to take the drive out there. They aren't open every day except for Tuesday and Wednesday. If you are thinking about going on a Thursday Friday or Monday be aware those dates are by appointment only. They are also available to host private events. Looks can be deceiving, when I arrived it looked like it was someone's home. Come to find out it actually is the owners of the Vineyard's home and they have a tasting room attached. The parking lot is very small and only able to accommodate a few cars. I recommend car pooling if you can. They have a very nice patioSet up with fire pits and heat lamps that I would be willing to bet would be nice to sip wine and have a conversation. It was a little bit too cold for my taste when I went on a Sunday in November so I chose to go inside. The tasting room is small and due to Covid restrictions they have limited seating. Mask use is mandatory here. The staff are very friendly and knowledgeable about the wines that I have. I don't know too much about wines Oh I opted to have a tasting. For seven dollars I got six samples of wine to choose from. After sampling them all I made a decision to purchase a bottle before I left. Definitely a great experience and I recommend anyone who enjoys wine to make a trip.

Very quiet on the day we visited. We were hoping for a lively place to hang out until we could…read morecheck-in to our AirBnB. The staff was friendly but not real knowledgeable about the wine. Cute place to have a private event and are currently offering tented dinner pods which looked like a cool thing to do.

First the good news: this place is lovely. We went on a Sunday, and enjoyed a fabulously talented…read moreband. Despite the rain, we stayed dry in an expansive wedding tent. The woodfired pizza was excellent. Now the bad news: the winery is apparently in legal trouble with the neighbors, and it's easy to see why. The main entrance was washed out, and our GPS erroneously directed us to go down a neighboring driveway. After backtracking we saw the tiny handwritten cardboard sign directing us to the actual alternate entrance. I'd suggest to the owners that they try to address the misrouting problem with Apple Maps (and perhaps others), and/or put up a bigger sign. My first choice of drink (their own branded orange seltzer) was so cloyingly sweet that I couldn't drink it and actually poured most of it out (my friend really liked the cranberry cider flavor, though). The wine I got to replace my drink was just OK. I'm not a wine snob by any means, but if this is the best PA can produce it's not surprising that the region isn't known for winemaking. I wish Moon Dancer well and hope they make it. I'd love to be invited to a wedding there!

We were in Lancaster for the weekend, so we decided to give this place a shot and were pleasantly…read moresurprised. The building dates back to the early 20th century, which gives the place a really cold vibe. They have done a great job with the interior of the space; plenty of seating, board games downstairs and a really cool bar. The beverages were excellent, and the service was even better. Our server and the chef took time to "chat us up" and tell us about the Wyndridge story. Sadly, we didn't have time to eat, but the menu looked enticing and the next time we are in town, we will make sure enjoy a meal. If you are in the area, put Wyndridge on your hit list, you won't be disappointed.

I came here for happy hour with a group of coworkers, and we enjoyed drinks & w card game (provided…read moreby Wyndridge) on the outside patio. We had a great time! Bartenders were friendly, and patient and both siders. I tasted were delicious. They have a wide selection of siders and other drinks to go, which is convenient