Wine on the Mountain - Vynecrest Winery

What kinds of wine can you taste, and buy to take home with you, this weekend at Wine on the Mountain by the Lehigh Valley Wine Trail at Penn's Peak?

Here's the list of wines, with bottle prices, that Vynecrest Vineyards & Winery will be offering at its booth:

Pinot Grigio - $15

Autumn Gold - $12Spiced Winter White - $15Lemberger - $20Summertime Red - $12DiVyne Red - $10Blueberry - $15

Festival Specials:

3 bottles of Summertime Red for $25
$10 off 6 - 11 bottles
$20 off 12 bottles or more

Get your advance discounted tickets online before tonight's midnight deadline:

http://lehighvalleywinetrail.com/events/wine-on-the-mountain/

Tickets will also be available for sale at the door both days this weekend. 

Event hours are noon - 5 p.m. both days. 

Wine on the Mountain - Galen Glen

What kind of wines can you taste, and buy to take home with you, this weekend at Wine on the Mountain by the Lehigh Valley Wine Trail at Penn's Peak?

Here's the list of wines, with bottle prices, that Galen Glen Winery will be offering at its booth:

Grüner Veltliner
Rosé
Riesling
Vidal Blanc
Winter Mountain Blush
Corkscrew Willow White
Chambourcin
Crooked Stick Red
Cellar Red
Winter Mountain Red
Raspberry

Festival specials ~
$3 off - 3 to 5 bottles
$8 off - 6 to 11 bottles
$20 off - 12+ bottles

Buy tickets to this weekend's wine festival online here:
http://lehighvalleywinetrail.com/events/wine-on-the-mountain/

Wine on the Mountain - Shade Mountain Winery

What kinds of wine can you taste, and buy to take home with you, this weekend at Wine on the Mountain by the Lehigh Valley Wine Trail at Penn's Peak? Here's the list of wines, with bottle prices, that Shade Mountain Winery & Vineyards will be offering at its booth: 2013 Syrah - $15 2013 Cabernet Franc – $15 2013 Lemberger – $16 Rascal Red – $10 Jack’s Mountain Red – $10 2015 Pinot Grigio – $12 2016 Chardonnay – $14 2016 Riesling- $12 Niagara – $10 Moscato– $12 Prehistoric Peach – $14 Six Dwarfs Mint – $14 Granny Z’s Hard Mint Iced Tea – $15 Shade Mountain Mojitos– $15 Specials: 6% discount on a 6 pack of bottles and a 10% discount on a case of 12 bottles. Buy advanced discounted tickets to this weekend's wine festival online here:
http://lehighvalleywinetrail.com/events/wine-on-the-mountain/

Wine on the Mountain 2017 - Crafters & Entertainment

This year's crafters:

- Anastasia Smith Art: hand-painted wine glasses
- Serving Stone Creations: granite serving stones
- JD Gourmet: balsamic vinegar and olive oil
- Infiniti Baskets & Gifts: wine-related crafts
- Crystal’s Glass Designs: hand painted wine glasses
- Mueller Letterpress: coasters, note pads, gift tags
- Ginni Lou Jewelry: repurposed jewelry
- Luna and Fauna: pottery and stoneware
- Rustic Country Wood Art: hand-crafted wood items

This year's live entertainment:

Saturday – Robert Michaels

Sunday:
Noon – 2:30 pm – The Acoustikatz
2:30 – 5 pm – A Day Rubies

Get tickets for Wine on the Mountain at Penn's Peak, July 22 & 23 from noon - 5 p.m. both days, here:

http://lehighvalleywinetrail.com/events/wine-on-the-mountain/

Wine on the Mountain - The Winery at Wilcox

We're excited to have two guest wineries joining us for this year's Wine on the Mountain by the Lehigh Valley Wine Trail wine festival at Penn's Peak in Jim Thorpe, taking place next weekend, July 22 & 23.

One of those guest wineries is The Winery at Wilcox. Here is what they will be sampling and selling by the bottle:

Cabernet Sauvignon - $16
Gruner Veltliner - $16
Elk Country Red - $11
Elk Country White - $11
Clarion River Red - $11
Wedding White - $11
Summer Days - $14
Peach Summer Days - $14
Raspberry Summer Days - $14
Happily Ever After - $18
Himbeeren (Raspberry) - $20
Strawberry Mist - $15
Blueberry Mist $21
Peach Mist - $14
Port of Chambourcin - $20

They will also sell wine slushies for $8, and will offer 10% discounts on 6 bottles, and 15% discounts on cases.

Wine on the Mountain - Franklin Hill Vineyards

What kinds of local wine can you sample and buy at Wine on the Mountain by the Lehigh Valley Wine Trail next weekend?

Franklin Hill Vineyards wine list includes:

Sir Walters Red
Carnival
Beach Bum
Passion
Desire
Crush
Fainting Goat
Katie's Creek
Midnight Rush
Original Hard Cider

They will also feature Beachy Keen Sangria - a mix of their pineapple coconut wine, Beach Bum, and their mango wine, Desire.

Wine on the Mountain - Blue Mountain Vineyards

What kind of local wine can you taste and buy at Wine on the Mountain by the Lehigh Valley Wine Trail at Penn's Peak in Jim Thorpe later this month? 

Blue Mountain Vineyards will offer the following wines for tasting:

• 2013 Chardonnay
• 2015 Riesling
• Mountain Frost
• Mountain Spice
• 2016 White Merlot
• Bri’s Blush
• 2015 Pinot Noir
• 2015 Cabernet Sauvignon
• 2011 Merlot
• 2015 Petite Sirah
• Red Horizon
• Sangria 

All wines will be available for sale by the bottle and by the glass.
Sweet wines and dry white wines are $6/glass and premium reds are $7/glass sangria is $6/glass.

And they will offer the following “stock up” discounts:

3 bottles- 5%

6 bottles- 10%

12 bottles or more 15%

Wine lovers, are you ready for Wine on the Mountain this weekend?

The Lehigh Valley Wine Trail’s annual wine festival, Wine on the Mountain, returns to Penn’s Peak in Jim Thorpe for its 13^th year on Saturday, July 23 and Sunday, July 24 from noon to 5 p.m. both days.

Wine on the Mountain features wine tastings and sales by the glass, bottle, and case from eight Lehigh Valley wineries, and light fare available for purchase from Roadies Restaurant. There is also live musical entertainment with Robert Michaels performing on Saturday and Kato performing on Sunday. The well-known venue offers panoramic views of Beltzville Lake and the surrounding Appalachian mountainside from its large open-air deck.

Local artisans will be displaying their wine-related arts and crafts in booths on the balcony of Penn’s Peak. This year’s artisans include:

·       Crystal Glass Designs – hand-painted wine and beer glasses

·       Anastasia Smith Art – hand-painted wine glasses

·       Serving Stone Creations – granite serving stones

·       JD Gourmet – oil, vinegar and gourmet pasta

·       Stray Dog Candles – wine bottle candles

·       Larona Jewelry – hand-crafted jewelry

·       Infinity Baskets & Gifts – hand-painted glasses and lights from recycled bottles, gift baskets

·       Reppert’s Country Glo Candles – hand-made scented soy candles

·       Rustic Country Wood Art – bowls and wine accessories

·       Top Shelf Specialties – touchstone crystal jewelry and wine t-shirts

Advance tickets are $25 on Saturday and $20 on Sunday. Tickets at-the-door the weekend of the event are

$30 on Saturday and $25 on Sunday. Advance tickets are now on sale online only: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/wine-on-the-mountain-by-the-lehigh-valley-wine-trail-tickets-25609026287 Admission includes a commemorative logoed wine glass. Designated driver tickets are $8 each and will be sold at-the-door only the weekend of the event.

Wine on the Mountain is an adults-only event and attendees must be 21 years of age or older. It is a rain-or-shine event since it is held inside Penn’s Peak in air-conditioned comfort. For driving directions to Penn’s Peak, visit their web site – www.pennspeak.com. 

The Lehigh Valley Wine Trail is a nonprofit organization of wineries whose mission is to promote agri-tourism and to create a premiere wine destination and grape growing region while promoting Pennsylvania wines from the region.

Member wineries attending the event include:

• Amoré Vineyards & Winery, Nazareth
• Blue Mountain Vineyards, New Tripoli
• Clover Hill Vineyards & Winery, Breinigsville
• Franklin Hill Vineyards, Bangor
• Galen Glen Vineyard & Winery, Andreas
• Pinnacle Ridge, Kutztown
• Tolino Vineyards, Bangor
• Vynecrest Winery, Breinigsville

For more information on the Lehigh Valley Wine Trail, visit the organization’s web site www.LehighValleyWineTrail.com.

Get to know... Chantelle Gendron of Big Creek Vineyard

Which winery do you work for and how long have you worked there?

I work for Big Creek Vineyard - specifically, I manage the Jim Thorpe storefront. Between initially working at the vineyard and then Jim Thorpe, I’ve been with Big Creek for over two years.

What is your favorite wine that your winery makes, and why? What do you like to pair it with?

I’m extremely fond of the Dulcinea. I tend toward semi-sweet aromatic whites, and the balance of the semi-sweet Seyval at 3% residual sugar is just what my palate loves. I also love our semi-sweet Muscat, which is available later in the summer. I pair both with a big wine glass.

What is the most popular question you get asked by visitors about Lehigh Valley wine or wineries, and how do you answer it?

I have heard, “you can grow grapes around here?” a few times now. Yes, we can! It’s all about the region and the terroir of the vineyard - we personally love vines of Seyval, Regent, Frontenac, etc in our vineyard because they are less finicky, while producing superb wines, but we do grow a few “noble," more high maintenance grapes (e.g. Chardonnay, Pinot Noir, Muscat) that can handle the growing season and survive harsh winters.

What do you like most about local, Lehigh Valley wine and wineries?

It's hard to pick just one thing. I certainly like the diversity that we all offer to anyone living in or visiting the region. Each one of our vineyards is different and unique, which is a fabulous experience, but I also love being part of a vineyard on the Trail because of the camaraderie between us all. It’s always enjoyable meeting other staff members to swap stories and talk shop. I also love when I get the time to visit other vineyards to do tasting and not be the one pouring wine!

What is the one piece of advice you offer to wine lovers traveling along the Lehigh Valley Wine Trail?

Drink what you like. Certainly it’s important to keep an open mind and try wines out of your comfort zone to fully experience what a winery has to offer. I personally like to try a little bit of everything at a winery to get a true sense of what they do. But when purchasing a bottle, enjoy what tastes best to you, and not what you’ve heard you should be drinking.

Winners are announced for two ticket contests - Wine on the Mountain

We're excited to announce the winners of our two contests, one on our Facebook page and one on our web site, giving away pairs of tickets to next weekend's Wine on the Mountain event at Penn's Peak in Jim Thorpe.

Contest #1 - Facebook

The winners are:

Bernadette Burton
Dave Cohen
David Emmons
Karen Jones
Cory Manning
David McCarthy
David Polley
Nancy Schwartz
Ross Thomson
Lisa Wesley


Contest # 2 - LVWT Web Site

The winners are:

Karen Batson
Judy Bryant
Jessica Coleman
Richard Dewey III
Michael Kracum
Joseph Miscavage
Kathie Nelms
Sheila Potts
Alfreda Pugliese
Donna Saliby
Kammie Verdolina
Susan Walter

Each of them will receive in the mail next week of pair of complimentary tickets.

Thank you to everyone who entered! Tickets are still on sale for our wine festival and can be purchased online here (credit card only) or in person at one of our 9 member wineries (cash only).

WINE LOVERS TO CELEBRATE 10TH ANNIVERSARY OF WINE ON THE MOUNTAIN EVENT AT PENN’S PEAK

The Lehigh Valley Wine Trail will celebrate the 10^th anniversary of its popular Wine on the Mountain festival on Saturday, July 27 and Sunday, July 28 from noon to 5 p.m. both days at Penn’s Peak in Jim Thorpe.

Wine on the Mountain features wine samplings and sales from Lehigh Valley wineries, local artisans displaying their arts and crafts, and light fare available for purchase from Roadies Restaurant. There is also live musical entertainment with the Billy Bauer Duo performing on Saturday and the Jake Kaligis Dynamic Duo performing on Sunday. The well-known venue offers panoramic views of Beltzville Lake and the surrounding Appalachian mountainside from its large open-air deck.

Vendors will feature everything from gourmet foods and dipping oils, to hand-made jewelry and scented candles. This year’s artisans include:

·  Country Glo Soy Candles - Soy container candles and accessories

·  Top Shelf Specialties - Wine-themed gifts and wine accessories

·  Princess and the Peony- Wine bottle hurricane lanterns and wind chimes that can be personalized for any occasion

·  JD Gourmet - Balsamic vinegar and olive oil blends

·  Larona Jewelry & Gifts - Crafted jewelry and art umbrellas

·  Randi’s Gourmet - Kitchen cutlery, salad dressings, BBQ and hot sauces

·  Watermark Glass - Original designs etched/carved into wine glasses, glassware and vessels (vases/bowls) using a sandblast process

Tickets are required for this event and are $15 in advance or $20 at the door the weekend of the event. They are on sale now at all Lehigh Valley Wine Trail member wineries as well as online: http://wineonthemountain2013.eventbrite.com/. Admission includes a commemorative tasting glass. Designated driver tickets are $8 each and will be sold at-the-door only the weekend of the event. Wine on the Mountain is an adults-only event and attendees must be 21 years of age or older. It is a rain or shine event since it is held inside Penn’s Peak in air-conditioned comfort. For driving directions to Penn’s Peak, visit their web site – www.pennspeak.com. 

The Lehigh Valley Wine Trail is a non-profit organization of wineries whose mission is to promote agri-tourism and to create a premiere wine destination and grape growing region while promoting Pennsylvania wines from the region. All of the member wineries have won numerous awards at state, national and international levels.

For more information on the Lehigh Valley Wine Trail, visit the organization’s web site www.LehighValleyWineTrail.com, connect with them on Twitter and their Facebook fan page, and read their “Taste of the Trail” blog.

Wine lovers will unite at 9th Annual Wine on the Mountain festival this weekend at Penn’s Peak

The wineries of the Lehigh Valley Wine Trail take a road trip north to the Pocono Mountains this weekend for the ninth installment of its popular Wine on the Mountain festival. The event takes place on Saturday, July 28 and Sunday, July 29 from noon to 5 p.m. both days at Penn’s Peak in Jim Thorpe. The well-known venue offers breathtaking, panoramic views of Beltzville Lake and the surrounding Appalachian mountainside from its large open-air deck.

Wine on the Mountain features wine samplings and sales from Lehigh Valley wineries, local artisans displaying their arts and crafts, and light fare available for purchase from Roadies Restaurant. There is also live musical entertainment with Billy Bauer performing on Saturday and the Jake Kaligis Dynamic Duo performing on Sunday.

Vendors will feature everything from gourmet foods and dipping oils, to hand-made jewelry and scented candles. This year’s artisans include:

·  Country Glo Soy Candles - Soy container candles & accessories

·  Top Shelf Specialties - Wine-themed gifts and wine accessories

·  Princess and the Peony- Wine bottle hurricane lanterns and wind chimes that can be personalized for any occasion

·  JD Gourmet - Balsamic vinegar & olive oil blends

·  Larona Jewelry & Gifts - Crafted jewelry and art umbrellas

·  Randi’s Gourmet - Kitchen cutlery, salad dressings, BBQ & hot sauces

·  Watermark Glass - Original designs etched/carved into wine glasses, glassware and vessels (vases/bowls) using a sandblast process

Tickets are required for this event and are $14 in advance or $16 at the door the weekend of the event. They are on sale now at all Lehigh Valley Wine Trail member wineries as well as online: http://wineonthemountain.eventbrite.com/.  Admission includes a commemorative tasting glass. Designated driver tickets are $8 each and will be sold at-the-door only the weekend of the event. Wine on the Mountain is an adults-only event and attendees must be 21 years of age or older. It is also a rain or shine event since it is held inside Penn’s Peak in air-conditioned comfort.

The Lehigh Valley Wine Trail is a non-profit organization of wineries whose mission is to promote agri-tourism and to create a premiere wine destination and grape growing region while promoting Pennsylvania wines from the region. All of the member wineries have won numerous awards at state, national and international levels.

For driving directions to Penn’s Peak, visit their web site - www.pennspeak.com. 

Save the date for Wine on the Mountain at Penn's Peak

In just over a month we'll be hosting our next Lehigh Valley Wine Trail event, the 9th Annual Wine on the Mountain at Penn's Peak in nearby Jim Thorpe. If you've never been to this venue then you definitely have to check it out. It's location atop a mountainside offers panoramic views of the Poconos and Beltzville Lake from its large deck. And since the event takes place indoors in air conditioned comfort, it doesn't matter if the weather is hot, humid or even raining outside!

The wine festival on Saturday, July 28 and Sunday, July 29, from noon – 5 p.m. both days includes wine samplings and sales from Lehigh Valley wineries, local artisans selling their arts and crafts, and light fare available for purchase. Live musical entertainment will be performed by Billy Bauer on Saturday and by the Jake Kaligis Dynamic Duo on Sunday.

Tickets are required for this event and are now on sale at Lehigh Valley Wine Trail member wineries and at the Penn’s Peak box office. They are $14 in advance or $16 at the door the weekend of the event. Admission includes a commemorative tasting glass. Penn’s Peak is located at 325 Maury Rd., Jim Thorpe, Pa. 18229  www.pennspeak.com Wine on the Mountain is an adults-only event. Attendees must be 21 years of age or older to attend.

This year’s artisans include:
•  Country Glo Soy Candles - Soy container candles & accessories
•  Top Shelf Specialties - Wine-themed gifts and wine accessories
•  Princess and the Peony- Wine bottle hurricane lanterns and wind chimes that can be personalized for any occasion
•  JD Gourmet - Balsamic vinegar & olive oil blends
•  Larona Jewelry & Gifts - Crafted jewelry and art umbrellas
•  Randi’s Gourmet - Kitchen cutlery, salad dressings, BBQ & hot sauces
•  Watermark Glass - Original designs etched/carved into wine glasses, glassware and vessels (vases/bowls) using a sandblast process

Vynecrest Winery joins Macungie Farmer's Market

The Macungie Farmer's Market is up and running for the season. You can find Vynecrest and many other vendors every Thursday from 4 - 7 p.m. at Memorial Park in Macungie. The Farmer's Market runs through October. We look forward to seeing you there!

Wine on the Mountain tickets are now on sale at the winery for a discounted price of $14. This festival located at Penn's Peak in Jim Thorpe will feature wineries from the Lehigh Valley Wine Trail, live music, and various local artisans on July 28 & 29 from noon - 5 p.m.

June Specials

• Wine of the Month -Cherry DiVyne, additional 10%**

• Three Pack of the Month - 3 Niagara for $25**

**at winery only, 3 pack of the month cannot be combined with other discounts

In The Vineyard

The recent rain and warm weather has the vines growing like, well, vines. It won't be long before we will need to do our first hedging of the season. We hedge because if the vines get too tall they will fall over and cover the fruit, reducing the amount of sun and air in the fruit zone.

Upcoming Events

• June 21 - Macungie Farmer's Market, Memorial Park, 4 - 7 pm
• June 23 - Live music in the Vyneskeller, Jake Kaligis, 1:30-4:30 pm
• June 24 - Tour of the Vineyard & Winery with the winemaker, 1 pm, $5 per person; Jazz Sunday - Live Jazz Music with Andy & Dan, 12:30 - 3:30 pm
• June 28 - Macungie Farmer's Market, Memorial Park, 4 - 7 pm
• June 30 - Live music in the Vyneskeller, Chuck Schubert, 1:30-4:30 pm
• July 5 - Macungie Farmer's Market, Memorial Park, 4 - 7 pm
• July 7 - Live music in the Vyneskeller, Rob & Marty, 1:30-4:30 pm

Holiday Hours: July 4 - open 10 am - 2 pm.

Wine lovers unite at 8th Annual Wine on the Mountain festival this weekend at Penn’s Peak

The eight wineries of the Lehigh Valley Wine Trail take a road trip north to the Pocono Mountains this weekend for the eighth installment of its popular Wine on the Mountain wine festival.

The event takes place on Saturday, July 30 and Sunday, July 31 from noon to 5 p.m. both days at Penn’s Peak in Jim Thorpe.

Wine on the Mountain features wine samplings and sales from all eight of the Lehigh Valley’s wineries, local artisans displaying their arts and crafts, and light fare available for purchase from Roadies Restaurant. There is also live musical entertainment both days with Bob Gonzalves performing on the guitar on Saturday and Chuck Donches on the piano on Sunday.

Vendors will feature everything from gourmet foods and dipping oils, to hand-made jewelry and scented candles. They include:
•    Watermark Glass Designs
•    Randi’s Gourmet Foods
•    Country Glo Candles
•    Princess and the Pony
•    J.D. Gourmet
•    Top Shelf
•    Larona Jewelry and Gifts

Penn’s Peak offers breathtaking, panoramic views of Beltzville Lake and the surrounding Appalachian mountainside from its large open-air deck.

Tickets are required for this event and are $14 in advance or $16 at the door the weekend of the event. They are on sale now at all eight Lehigh Valley Wine Trail wineries (see list below), as well as online: http://www.localwineevents.com/events/detail/378296.  Admission includes a commemorative tasting glass. Attendees must be 21 years of age or older. Wine on the Mountain is a rain or shine event.

The Lehigh Valley Wine Trail is a non-profit organization of wineries whose mission is to promote agri-tourism and to create a premiere wine destination and grape growing region while promoting Pennsylvania wines from the region. All of the member wineries have won numerous awards at state, national and international levels.

The eight wineries of the Lehigh Valley Wine Trail are:
o    Amoré Vineyards & Winery, Nazareth
o    Big Creek Vineyard and Winery, Kresgeville
o    Blue Mountain Vineyards, New Tripoli
o    Clover Hill Vineyards & Winery, Breinigsville
o    Franklin Hill Vineyards, Bangor
o    Galen Glen Vineyard & Winery, Andreas
o    Pinnacle Ridge, Kutztown
o    Vynecrest Winery, Breinigsville

For driving directions to Penn’s Peak, visit their web site - www.pennspeak.com.

For more information on the Lehigh Valley Wine Trail, visit the organization’s newly redesigned web site www.LehighValleyWineTrail.com, and connect with them on Twitter and their Facebook fan page.

Last call for Wine on the Mountain!

Hopefully by now you've heard or seen us promoting our next Lehigh Valley Wine Trail event which takes place tomorrow and Sunday at Penn's Peak in nearby Jim Thorpe, Pa.

We're been working hard this month to get the word out through our social media marketing efforts on Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn and this blog, as well as through public relations with the media in the Lehigh Valley and Poconos. We've even done some advertising on WDIY-FM 88.1, Facebook ads, and in local newspapers including The Morning Call. So obviously we're hoping for a BIG turnout!

Just wanted to remind everyone that Wine on the Mountain is a rain or shine event since it takes place indoors. The outdoor deck offering panoramic views of Beltzville Lake and the surrounding mountainside. But if it's a little too hot outside for you, don't worry; there's plenty of room inside the air conditioned venue for everyone.

And also remember that we're not just sampling wines at this event but we're selling them too - individual bottles and cases. So find a few favorites at each winery and take some bottles home with you. Or buy a bottle to enjoy there with friends. There is also live musical entertainment and arts and craft vendors.

Hope to see you Saturday or Sunday at The Peak!

Do you know you can find our wines at local restaurants?

When you're out and about in the Lehigh Valley, Jim Thorpe and the Poconos, did you know that you can order one of our wines with your meal? That's the case at more than 40 area restaurants and entertainment venues which sell wines made by Lehigh Valley wineries.

So while we love it when you visit our wineries and stores, they aren't the only places you can get our wines. Consider having a local Chambourcin or Riesling with your dinner next time you dine out.

Here's the list of restaurants that have our vintages on their wine lists:

Big Creek Vineyard

    * Cherry's Sunset Family Restaurant, Kresgeville
    * Moya Café, Jim Thorpe
    * Through the Looking Glass, Jim Thorpe
    * Café Origins, Jim Thorpe

Blue Mountain Vineyards

    * Bear Creek Resort, Macungie
    * Blue Monkey, North Catasauqua
    * Holiday Inn, Allentown
    * Lehigh Valley Iron Pigs/Coca-Cola Park, Allentown
    * Olde Homestead Golf Course, New Tripoli

Cherry Valley Vineyards

    * J & R Green Scene
    * Panther Valley Inn
    * Giordano’s
    * Barley Creek

Clover Hill Vineyards & Winery

    * First Energy Stadium - Reading Phillies, Reading
    * Hilton Garden Inn West, Breinigsville
    * West Reading Tavern, West Reading
    * Restaurant at the Station, Tamaqua

Franklin Hill Vineyards

    * Allentown Brew Works
    * Bethlehem Brew Works
    * Big Woody's, Forks Township
    * Apollo Grill, Bethlehem
    * The Galley, Wind Gap
    * The Broadway Pub, Bangor

Galen Glen Vineyard & Winery

    * G.G. Brewers, Glenside
    * Macaluso's at the Lantern, Nesquehoning
    * The Restaurant at the Station, Tamaqua
    * Flow, Jim Thorpe

Pinnacle Ridge Winery

    * Camillos, Kutztown
    * Flow, Jim Thorpe
    * The John Jeffries, Lancaster
    * Glasbern Inn, Fogelsville
    * Kempton Inn
    * Kutztown Tavern
    * The Restaurant at the Station, Tamaqua

Vynecrest Winery

    * Glasbern Inn, Fogelsville
    * Allentown Brew Works
    * The Restaurant at the Station, Tamaqua
    * Pacifico's in the Promenade Shops in Center Valley
    * Hilton Garden Inn West, Breinigsville
    * Valley Preferred Cycling Center (Velodrome)