Fun place to hang out near the train station in Jim Thorpe. The staff were super friendly and the overall environment was very welcoming. The wine selection was decent. My husband and I tried the two reds (Frontenac and Marechal Foch) they had and enjoyed them both. I really liked the local art work on display and the layout is good for couples up to medium sized groups. The lady who served us was so easy going, it is worth mentioning again how great the staff is. Their tasting bar area can get packed; so we found an opening and she served us right away and said we could go ahead an find an empty table, that she trusted we would come back to settle our bill when we were ready to leave. We were pleasantly surprised and purchased a bottle of red not only because we enjoyed it, but because we wanted to repay the kindness and trust extended. Thanks for a great experience!
Yoojin Christiansen
You must try the Ross wine(Vin di pasqualina). Absolute banger!
victor lebron
What can I say, Big Creek Vinyard (in Jim Thorpe) was excellent. Not only was the wine chefs kiss BUT, our server Alicia made the experience feel welcoming and exquisite. After our visit Friday night we ended up returning Saturday for one more glass to end our trip on a high note. 10/10 would highly recommend! Cheers!
Chris A.
I truely believe this place gets its wine supply cheap from sources that feel the quality sucks and then tries to pass it off as something drinkable. I don't get the high ratings at YELP. The Marechal Foch is terpentine for $7/glass. The apple Raspberry is cleaning solution. Shame on this place for stealing money out of tourists pockets. You have been warned!
Greg H.
This is a nice quaint little winery that offers some great local wines and even wine slushies. They even allow parties with outside catered food and have art exhibits with paintings on the walls for sale and live music. I come here every time I go to Jim Thorpe to sample something new and buy a bottle of wine to bring home for the lady in my life.
Ilona Ring
An amazing experience, the wine was great and the owner took his time to talk to us and explain the grapes. I felt relaxed and comfortable. Really worth a visit if you’re in the area.
Tony Saraceno
Relaxing informal, good wine...can't beat it!
Becky Fitzpatrick
Such a nice winery in the center of town! Great wine and slushie options, with some local beers available. We had a large group of 14 including kids and they were very accommodating. Food was allowed to be brought in. Great bartender, quick service even when it got busy.
john owen
Amazing! Very balanced wine and the most reasonable prices I’ve ever seen! Dominic is awesome! And the art fits the style so well
Nicole Hinterberger
Was in town this past weekend for a couples weekend away in the ponocos. We drove from our air b and b after checkout, to Jim Thorpe for food and drink, walking around, shopping etc. We needed a restroom immediately upon parking and our group thought what better way to access a toilet than to do a wine tasting and get a few beverages. Prices were great - 3 for $6 or 5 for $10. The site was quaint. Local artists display/sell their art. There was some amazing felted work on display from an artist who graduated from a local art school in Philly. The wine was good (and I’m not even a wine person!) and our server Matt was awesome. Matt did a great job of keeping up with the high energy banter of our group. He made our visit fun and engaging. Would recommend. Will be back! And thanks for a ton of laughs Matt! ☺️
The Mirechal Foch was really good for dry drinkers. The French hybridized foxy American grapes with vinifera to bring this varietal. It isnt as foxy as North American varietals. It ripens early and well in this climate. It has a good variety of phenols, relatively elegant acid and a little tannin.My only problem is that they don't discount the bottle price if you do the tasting. Otherwise I would buy their Mirechal Foch again.
Robert Burke
My wife and I had the antipasto plate, wine flight and I had a BlackBerry beer. All excellent!A perfect start to our vacation at Jim Thorpe.
Joanna Benefield
Kind and knowledgeable staff. Very good wines, left with 2 bottles.
Cheyenne C.
Love stopping in here for a wine tasting. You get 5 tastings for $10, which is very reasonable. Staff walked us through all the different wines and explained each, also making recommendations. The rosé had a really good scent to it and tasted just as good. Wines were a bit on the sweeter side, but we're fun to try. In previous visits we have also sat down inside and ordered some charcuterie which is a fun touch to the tasting. Full bottles are not too pricey either!
Michael R.
A lively spot, with an ideal location right next to the Lehigh Gorge Scenic Railway. Stop by for a drink before or after hopping on the train, and potentially take a walk around beautiful inviting Jim Thorpe, Pennsylvania. The staff is very warm and inviting. They are more than happy to guide you through a flight of different wines, or hook you up with some cheeses and smoked meats. Every thing we tried was very good, and it was amplified by the friendly environment. A focus on American varietals, but still a very good choice for a mid-day refreshments. Very affordable, good value for the price point, and easy to entertain a moderate-sized group of friends. If you're spending a day in Jim Thorpe, I highly recommend adding the stop to your schedule.
Fun place to hang out near the train station in Jim Thorpe. The staff were super friendly and the overall environment was very welcoming. The wine selection was decent. My husband and I tried the two reds (Frontenac and Marechal Foch) they had and enjoyed them both. I really liked the local art work on display and the layout is good for couples up to medium sized groups. The lady who served us was so easy going, it is worth mentioning again how great the staff is. Their tasting bar area can get packed; so we found an opening and she served us right away and said we could go ahead an find an empty table, that she trusted we would come back to settle our bill when we were ready to leave. We were pleasantly surprised and purchased a bottle of red not only because we enjoyed it, but because we wanted to repay the kindness and trust extended. Thanks for a great experience!
You must try the Ross wine(Vin di pasqualina). Absolute banger!
What can I say, Big Creek Vinyard (in Jim Thorpe) was excellent. Not only was the wine chefs kiss BUT, our server Alicia made the experience feel welcoming and exquisite. After our visit Friday night we ended up returning Saturday for one more glass to end our trip on a high note. 10/10 would highly recommend! Cheers!
I truely believe this place gets its wine supply cheap from sources that feel the quality sucks and then tries to pass it off as something drinkable. I don't get the high ratings at YELP. The Marechal Foch is terpentine for $7/glass. The apple Raspberry is cleaning solution. Shame on this place for stealing money out of tourists pockets. You have been warned!
This is a nice quaint little winery that offers some great local wines and even wine slushies. They even allow parties with outside catered food and have art exhibits with paintings on the walls for sale and live music. I come here every time I go to Jim Thorpe to sample something new and buy a bottle of wine to bring home for the lady in my life.
An amazing experience, the wine was great and the owner took his time to talk to us and explain the grapes. I felt relaxed and comfortable. Really worth a visit if you’re in the area.
Relaxing informal, good wine...can't beat it!
Such a nice winery in the center of town! Great wine and slushie options, with some local beers available. We had a large group of 14 including kids and they were very accommodating. Food was allowed to be brought in. Great bartender, quick service even when it got busy.
Amazing! Very balanced wine and the most reasonable prices I’ve ever seen! Dominic is awesome! And the art fits the style so well
Was in town this past weekend for a couples weekend away in the ponocos. We drove from our air b and b after checkout, to Jim Thorpe for food and drink, walking around, shopping etc. We needed a restroom immediately upon parking and our group thought what better way to access a toilet than to do a wine tasting and get a few beverages. Prices were great - 3 for $6 or 5 for $10. The site was quaint. Local artists display/sell their art. There was some amazing felted work on display from an artist who graduated from a local art school in Philly. The wine was good (and I’m not even a wine person!) and our server Matt was awesome. Matt did a great job of keeping up with the high energy banter of our group. He made our visit fun and engaging. Would recommend. Will be back! And thanks for a ton of laughs Matt! ☺️
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The Mirechal Foch was really good for dry drinkers. The French hybridized foxy American grapes with vinifera to bring this varietal. It isnt as foxy as North American varietals. It ripens early and well in this climate. It has a good variety of phenols, relatively elegant acid and a little tannin.My only problem is that they don't discount the bottle price if you do the tasting. Otherwise I would buy their Mirechal Foch again.
My wife and I had the antipasto plate, wine flight and I had a BlackBerry beer. All excellent!A perfect start to our vacation at Jim Thorpe.
Kind and knowledgeable staff. Very good wines, left with 2 bottles.
Love stopping in here for a wine tasting. You get 5 tastings for $10, which is very reasonable. Staff walked us through all the different wines and explained each, also making recommendations. The rosé had a really good scent to it and tasted just as good. Wines were a bit on the sweeter side, but we're fun to try. In previous visits we have also sat down inside and ordered some charcuterie which is a fun touch to the tasting. Full bottles are not too pricey either!
A lively spot, with an ideal location right next to the Lehigh Gorge Scenic Railway. Stop by for a drink before or after hopping on the train, and potentially take a walk around beautiful inviting Jim Thorpe, Pennsylvania. The staff is very warm and inviting. They are more than happy to guide you through a flight of different wines, or hook you up with some cheeses and smoked meats. Every thing we tried was very good, and it was amplified by the friendly environment. A focus on American varietals, but still a very good choice for a mid-day refreshments. Very affordable, good value for the price point, and easy to entertain a moderate-sized group of friends. If you're spending a day in Jim Thorpe, I highly recommend adding the stop to your schedule.