While in exploring in Kutztown,we saw a sign on the road directing to this winery - and as I saw…read moreSetters in the picture,I knew this place would be friendly to dogs,which is what we're mostly after when on roadtrips. The winery is huge and tucked far enough from the main roads. They have a selection of wines for tastings (also an option to order maccarons on a side,to pair with!),stage for live bands and - get this - even their own little fended dog park. We ordered a selection of wines for tasting with maccarons while our doggo enjoyed company of a few other energetic pups in the dog park. Really liked the wines (dry,semi-sweet,sweet-they have it all) and even got a discount for maccarons that were their last ones in stock and a tad crumbled. Thumbs up!

Enjoyed a lovely afternoon sitting outside tasting pinot noirs. Really enjoyed the wine & the…read moreview! After our tasting we each bought a glass of the pinot noir reserve & the Cab Franc reserve.

The setting here brought me right back to Sonoma, California. There are grapes for as far as the…read moreeyes could soon. We opted for the guided wine tasting for $12 per person-you could choose 5 wines (1 oz pours) and they gave you a 6th complimentary taste. The prices here were VERY reasonable-we bought 3 bottles (they give $5 off 3 bottles with the tasting). The staff here were so very lovely. Cant wait to come back here.

I found this winery when I was staying at Jim Thorpe, Pennsylvania. It is about a 20-minute drive…read morefrom Jim Thorpe. If you're ever in the area I would definitely suggest going to this winery. It is located on top of a mountain and the scenery is absolutely beautiful. I came during the winter and it still looks stunning. I can only imagine how it would be in the summertime. I've been to Napa valley and I would say this rivals the beauty of some of the wineries in Napa. Save your flight money and just come to Pennsylvania to this winery. My wife and I had a tasting and some wines. I liked better than others but that's usually how it is at every winery. I really enjoyed two out of the five wines that I tasted so I bought a bottle of the wine that I loved and I ordered a glass of the wine that I liked. The woman who poured my wine was very knowledgeable and seemed to be really into the wine. She also mentioned that she was a cousin to the owner so it really gave me family vibes in this establishment. They also had a separate cheese company putting together cheese plates. So we definitely ordered that as well. This winery has a couple of goods for sale, potatoes, t-shirts, and tchotchkes. I definitely bought a bag of potatoes that is grown on the farm and they were delicious. Inside the winery there was a very cool vibe with a lot of people having tastings. Everybody was in good spirits. Did I mention that the views are spectacular while you're drinking. We couldn't drink outside because it was so cold but I would definitely love to come during the nicer months weather wise. I have zero complaints with this winery and I cannot wait to come back.

Beautiful Blue Mountain! The wine tasting tour was fabulous . Very knowledgeable docent for sure!…read moreShe was very enthusiastic. You could tell she loves her job! It made all the difference in the experience My absolute favorite sweet wine made right from their vineyard, mountain Frost! I had to buy a bottle for sure. Leslie, the Easter flight was simply amazing, naturally I went with all sweet wines

Nice vineyard, great selection. Service great and product quality is very high. Strongly suggest to…read moreadd to your wine tour

Everything was absolutely perfect! All of our food was amazing and the service was great! We sat…read moreoutside with a one year-old and three year-old and there was plenty of room for them to run around and play and then come back to the table when the food was served. I didn't love the espresso martini flight but did really like the spritzer I had and my daughter loved her bottle of wine.

Beautiful estate in Pennsylvania's rolling hills. We dropped in for lunch with friends and sat…read moreoutside to enjoy the great weather. Service was good and the food was great. Wines were really nice. I had an Estate red blend (Luca?) while my wife had a Sauvignon Blanc. The gift shop and tasting room were full and welcoming. If I lived nearby, this would be a regular visit.

The winery is a beautiful way to end a weekend. They have a variety of wines from dry to sweet and…read moreeach have their own taste, nothing tasting like the other. The service is amazing and the staff if friendly and informative. I appreciate this winery and will deff come back again.

Ended up going on the first nice day of the season. When we first arrived there were a decent…read moreamount of tables available and no lines but by the time we were leaving it had definitely filled up. Overall a huge space with many different seating options. The flights were pre-poured which made ordering super easy and quick. The food trucks were tasty and fast as well. The variety of options was enjoyable as they had a coffee bar, baked goods, pizza, American and Mexican options. Another plus was they had free bottled water. I live next to many wineries and have not seen this at any others. Overall highly recommend! They even had live music and special glasses for Easter!

What great tasting and experience at Cellar Beast. I know a little bit about wine, enough to get…read moreme into and keep me out of trouble when shopping and visiting local vineyards. Most PA vineyards and "winery's" are a lot like the proliferation of micro breweries - all the same and all not so great. Certainly there are exceptions. Cellar beast is taking a different approach - bringing west coast grapes to PA and making some spectacular wine. We did the Barrel Surf with the head winemaker, Matt Check. It was great. Matt explained everything about the tasting process for the day and his approach to wine making. Super fun for any foodie and wine lover.

Great wine here! My husband also got a smoked old fashioned that he loved. The owner was super nice…read moreand explained how he got there and how he sources his grapes. Loved the Rose'. Indoor and outdoor seating. They do have a very small little bites menu-think charcuterie or tinned fish.

Easy private lot parking, big open space, with lots of outdoor and indoor seating; they had yard…read moregames set up, music playing, and friendly welcoming hellos. It was a party to arrive to. (We were there on cornhole tournament day, which was hilarious because it was a bunch of beer drinking men competing for free bottles of wine.) Their tastings are $5 for any number of wines, with the fee waived if you buy a bottle. (which at their prices, you might as well) They have a large selection of dry whites, reds, and sweet varietals, however their tasting menu was not separated into any actual wine varietal order besides white and red. This was annoying because the pourer wanted to 'go down the list', while we tried to go in typical pallete order. They seemed to focus on sweeter wines, with even the typical dry red varietals having a sweeter finish. We really didn't connect with any of the wines, but ended up purchasing a bottle of red to cook with (because it was practical with the waiving the tasting fee). The pourers are younger helpers, who didn't really know about the wine to provide any information minus the name, but it didn't seem like the atmosphere where you'd get a wine lesson, history of their winery, or info on their choices. Though I did try asking. Overall, it seems like a fun spot if you're a local going to hang out with friends drinking sangria slushies, but as a wine lover it'd pass. I only rate two stars because they were nice people.

Very good wines. Service is great and selection is abundant! Large building to accommodate any size…read moreparty.

Not sure I understand this winery. We have visited some 50+ wineries and only once have we left…read morewithout finishing our tasting, and now this is twice. And very few times have we left without buying at least one bottle. The sweets are not sweet and the rest are just not that good. And, how do you sell a port wine without tasting it. I get the limited supply but come on. Smart business management is not something apparent here.