Stoudt's Winery
Winery Profile >5784 Old Route 22, Shartlesville, Pennsylvania 19554
http://pennsylvaniawine.com/winery/stoudts-winery
Stone Barn Cellars Winery
Winery Profile >3050 Pottstown Pike Spring City, PA 19475
http://pennsylvaniawine.com/winery/stone-barn-cellars
Stonekeep Meadery
Winery Profile >77 Broadway Jim Thorpe, PA 18229
http://pennsylvaniawine.com/winery/stonekeep-meadery
Setter Ridge Vineyards
Winery Profile >99 Dietrich Valley Rd. Kutztown, PA 19530
http://pennsylvaniawine.com/winery/setter-ridge-vineyards
Weathered Vineyards & Winery
Winery Profile >7670 Carpet Rd. New Tripoli, PA 18066
http://pennsylvaniawine.com/winery/weathered-vineyards
Deerfoot Vineyards & Winery
Winery Profile >1492 Ridge Rd Shoemakersville, PA 19555
http://pennsylvaniawine.com/winery/deerfoot-vineyards-winery
Ridgewood Winery
Winery Profile >2039 Philadelphia Ave. Birdsboro, PA 19508
http://pennsylvaniawine.com/winery/ridgewood-winery
Manatawny Creek Winery
Winery Profile >227 Levengood Rd. Douglassville, PA 19518
http://pennsylvaniawine.com/winery/manatawny-creek-winery
Long Trout Winery
Winery Profile >84 Fork Mountain Rd. Auburn, PA 17922
http://pennsylvaniawine.com/winery/long-trout-winery
Kog Hill Winery
Winery Profile >105 Twin County Rd. Morgantown, PA 19543
http://pennsylvaniawine.com/winery/kog-hill-winery
Calvaresi Winery
Winery Profile >107 Shartlesville Rd. Bernville, PA 19506
http://pennsylvaniawine.com/winery/calvaresi-winery
About this Wine Trail
The old-world mystique and rich cultural heritage of Berks County is the perfect setting for this distinct and diverse wine trail. Wine lovers can discover the art of winemaking at eleven wineries nestled in the rolling countryside along the Berks County Wine Trail.
Tips for Visiting
Located in the center of the Berks County Wine Trail is Reading, PA. Famous for its covered bridges, Dutch folk barn art, and Appalachian Trail hiking, Reading features a wide range of activities and points of interest. When visiting the Reading area, be sure to stop by The Pagoda, which sits atop Mt. Penn. Commissioned in 1906, The Pagoda was completed in 1908, it’s finishing touch being a bell from Japan that arrived in New York via the Suez Canal and was shipped to Reading by rail (yes, Monopoly fans, THAT Reading Railroad!). For even more info, check out visitpaamericana.com.
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