Set on a 60-plus-acre farm in Harrisburg, Royal Winery makes Pennsylvania wines and craft beers while operating a tasting and gathering destination. Its farm brewery keeps more than 10 beers on tap year-round, and the property pairs its drinks with weekend live music, rotating food trucks, and private-event spaces for groups of 15 to 200.
Wyndridge FarmWyndridge Farm is a family-owned, 100-year-old Pennsylvania estate that makes farm-crafted cider, beer, wine and soda alongside a scratch-kitchen restaurant. Set on 77 acres, the Dallastown destination brings its cidery and brewery together with a restored barn, weddings and events, and a five-bedroom farmhouse inn. Its full-service custom apple press and contract brewing work extend that farm-based beverage operation beyond the property.DALLASTOWN, PA
Rose Bank WineryAt its Bucks County estate in Newtown, Rose Bank Winery makes French-style, estate-bottled wines from local grapes and welcomes visitors for tastings. The winery also turns its vineyard setting into a gathering place, with spaces such as the Vintner’s Ballroom and Ash Room available for weddings, private celebrations, and corporate events. Its relaxed programming ranges from live music to trivia and country line dancing.NEWTOWN, PA
Warwick Farm BrewingOn a 22-acre historic farm in Bucks County, family-owned and operated Warwick Farm Brewing grows its own hops and brews independent craft beer. Founded by lifelong friends Scott Seiz and Tom Taber, the brew farm pairs Ryan Seiz’s home-brewing roots with the Taber family’s commitment to preserving Warwick Township farmland. Its 5,000-square-foot tasting room and open-air Biergarten make the farm itself part of the experience.JAMISON, PA
Freas Farm WineryWith a grape farm in the family for more than 90 years, Freas Farm Winery has been making farm-to-glass wines, meads, port-style wines and small-batch ciders in Berwick since 2014. The family-owned, sustainably operated PA Preferred winery uses Pennsylvania-grown grapes and apples, and its on-site Study speakeasy gives the farm a distinctly Prohibition-era gathering place.BERWICK, PA