Not great wine or beer and they don’t like to pay their employees. Avoid at all costs!
Russ Foote
Stopped here on our drive home because we had a blast earlier in the year but it was closed early and we missed it.
For management I understand things happen but maybe update the hours.
For guests Don't let my experience stop you from visiting. We drove an hour to this place. It's well worth it, just come early.
Morgan loughner
Loved this place the last time we visited. Tried grabbing more on our drive back home but it was closed on Saturday before 10 pm
Tammy Perella
Came to the Holly Jolly Trail had a wonderful time we all loved it. Want to give a shout out to Falisha she was so kind and welcoming made us feel right at home. She went above and beyond to make our experience fun and memorable. Thanks so much! Also loved The Grinch
Tim Nicholson
The two beers I tried (a stout, and a lager) were great I tasted both of my wife's wine options they were good as well (I'm not well versed in wine) they have a nice place to bring the family, fun spooky decorations, corn hole, horseshoes, a playground. We would've most likely stayed longer, and sampled a few more of their wares, if it weren't for our family being surrounded by, and having our drinks infiltrated by bees, and a few wasps. They were all over us the entire time we were outside so we called it quits pretty early into our excursion.
We may be back when it's a bit cooler consistently, as the bees won't be around to harass us ?
Shelby Ladeau
We had a wonderful time at the Pierogi Festival! There were a few issues, but that is not surprising when an event garners more attention than expected for an area. We were surprised by the massive turnout, but so were the employees! It was wonderful to see so many people supporting a local business though. The homemade pierogis were amazing! Pierogis are not something that can be made in the moment. While they were constantly being cooked and brought out, preparing the thousands of pierogis took weeks, if not months, of preparation. The demand did put a lot of unexpected pressure on the employees. However, I don’t believe anyone could have anticipated how major of an event this turned out to become! This will not deter us from attending next year or any other events. I’m confident this was a learning experience for the business. I anticipate next year to be even bigger and better! Please continue to support this business in the future!
Kelley Thompson
The pierogie fest was a good idea but needed a better system. The pierogis were handed out slowly when everything was already cooked so the lines were long. Stood in line for a half hour at the one tent. We only moved half way through the line only to find out that the ones that we wanted to try, they ran out and were waiting for more. Went to a different tent, stood in line for 15 minutes. 3 pans were brought out only to run out of all of them in 5 minutes. When we made it to tent 4, they were out of everything and waiting for more. In the whole 3 hours that we were there, we each only got to try 2 samples of pierogie flavors. We left at that point. Bigger tins were needed to keep them hot and each tent needed a bigger warming oven that could hold multiple tins so as one ran out, pull from the hot keeper and keep replenishing that.
Paul Kirsch
Car load of friends from Maryland and Ohio ready to have a great afternoon only to find out you had to have bought tickets on line which asked for WAY too much personal info the site said just buy at gate🤬🤬🤬
Matt Mann
Blueberry festival- none of the stations had the advertised blueberry slushies. Got a warm beer at the upstairs pub. Very disappointing! Nice to see your reply suggesting that I went to the wrong place! I was there and none of your slushie machines had any frozen product, but you already knew this. There was no excuse for the warm beer out of your upstairs tap. Could it be due to a long line from the first floor?
Catherine Ralph
Love the atmosphere but if you like dry wine like my husband and I it was not ready to serve. Too young. Perhaps someone there should check it out before selling it. Wasn't happy with it I'm sorry but it's the truth.
I’m absolutely obsessed with nova! The staff is excellent and the wine is perfect. It’s also my favorite place to relax. 10/10 recommend!
Alison F
Initially I was unsure about taking our not even year old daughter to the egg hunt, because I have visited other breweries that I would not have considered to be kid-friendly. However I do visit the coffee shop (Pulse) often, and inquired with the barista about the 32 Brew / Nova Cellars location and she reassured us that the owners plan everything with kiddos in mind although it is a brewery- they have 4 kids themselves!! They really do a great job at balancing things for both kids and adults. While trying to find something special to do for her first Easter, also love that we don’t have to have a membership to participate as I would some other places that are hosting Easter egg hunts, (Sportman’s clubs and Keystone Safari). children under three actually get it for free here!! so looking forward to doing ours here! All of their locations are unique and all the staff is friendly helpful and creative!
Colleen Doyle-Croud
Love this place, just don't go on a Sunday if you want wine. They are stationed in Brew 32, upper level, they didn't seem interested in helping me purchase wine, which was sole reason we stopped. Left with no wine. Girl nicely told me that the wine was on the lower level, she more interested in eating and conversing with other employee that was working, then helping me purchase wine. Yes, I got a picture of them. So disappointing.
Brian Garrett
Been coming here for years and still my fav winery. Great atmosphere, great good, love all the new additions to the place, and love the dragon wine. Keep up the great work there.
Kaylin M.
incredibly limited selection of food (some apps, and flatbread) the walking trail is such a cool idea, but covered seating is limited at each station. the ciders were really good. will have to come back for the wine and spirits.... we needed a better food selection.
Not great wine or beer and they don’t like to pay their employees. Avoid at all costs!
Stopped here on our drive home because we had a blast earlier in the year but it was closed early and we missed it.
For management
I understand things happen but maybe update the hours.
For guests
Don't let my experience stop you from visiting. We drove an hour to this place. It's well worth it, just come early.
Loved this place the last time we visited. Tried grabbing more on our drive back home but it was closed on Saturday before 10 pm
Came to the Holly Jolly Trail had a wonderful time we all loved it. Want to give a shout out to Falisha she was so kind and welcoming made us feel right at home. She went above and beyond to make our experience fun and memorable.
Thanks so much!
Also loved The Grinch
The two beers I tried (a stout, and a lager) were great I tasted both of my wife's wine options they were good as well (I'm not well versed in wine) they have a nice place to bring the family, fun spooky decorations, corn hole, horseshoes, a playground. We would've most likely stayed longer, and sampled a few more of their wares, if it weren't for our family being surrounded by, and having our drinks infiltrated by bees, and a few wasps. They were all over us the entire time we were outside so we called it quits pretty early into our excursion.
We may be back when it's a bit cooler consistently, as the bees won't be around to harass us ?
We had a wonderful time at the Pierogi Festival! There were a few issues, but that is not surprising when an event garners more attention than expected for an area. We were surprised by the massive turnout, but so were the employees! It was wonderful to see so many people supporting a local business though. The homemade pierogis were amazing! Pierogis are not something that can be made in the moment. While they were constantly being cooked and brought out, preparing the thousands of pierogis took weeks, if not months, of preparation. The demand did put a lot of unexpected pressure on the employees. However, I don’t believe anyone could have anticipated how major of an event this turned out to become! This will not deter us from attending next year or any other events. I’m confident this was a learning experience for the business. I anticipate next year to be even bigger and better! Please continue to support this business in the future!
The pierogie fest was a good idea but needed a better system. The pierogis were handed out slowly when everything was already cooked so the lines were long. Stood in line for a half hour at the one tent. We only moved half way through the line only to find out that the ones that we wanted to try, they ran out and were waiting for more. Went to a different tent, stood in line for 15 minutes. 3 pans were brought out only to run out of all of them in 5 minutes. When we made it to tent 4, they were out of everything and waiting for more. In the whole 3 hours that we were there, we each only got to try 2 samples of pierogie flavors. We left at that point. Bigger tins were needed to keep them hot and each tent needed a bigger warming oven that could hold multiple tins so as one ran out, pull from the hot keeper and keep replenishing that.
Car load of friends from Maryland and Ohio ready to have a great afternoon only to find out you had to have bought tickets on line which asked for WAY too much personal info the site said just buy at gate🤬🤬🤬
Blueberry festival- none of the stations had the advertised blueberry slushies. Got a warm beer at the upstairs pub. Very disappointing!
Nice to see your reply suggesting that I went to the wrong place! I was there and none of your slushie machines had any frozen product, but you already knew this. There was no excuse for the warm beer out of your upstairs tap. Could it be due to a long line from the first floor?
Love the atmosphere but if you like dry wine like my husband and I it was not ready to serve. Too young. Perhaps someone there should check it out before selling it. Wasn't happy with it I'm sorry but it's the truth.
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I’m absolutely obsessed with nova! The staff is excellent and the wine is perfect. It’s also my favorite place to relax. 10/10 recommend!
Initially I was unsure about taking our not even year old daughter to the egg hunt, because I have visited other breweries that I would not have considered to be kid-friendly. However I do visit the coffee shop (Pulse) often, and inquired with the barista about the 32 Brew / Nova Cellars location and she reassured us that the owners plan everything with kiddos in mind although it is a brewery- they have 4 kids themselves!! They really do a great job at balancing things for both kids and adults. While trying to find something special to do for her first Easter, also love that we don’t have to have a membership to participate as I would some other places that are hosting Easter egg hunts, (Sportman’s clubs and Keystone Safari). children under three actually get it for free here!! so looking forward to doing ours here! All of their locations are unique and all the staff is friendly helpful and creative!
Love this place, just don't go on a Sunday if you want wine. They are stationed in Brew 32, upper level, they didn't seem interested in helping me purchase wine, which was sole reason we stopped. Left with no wine. Girl nicely told me that the wine was on the lower level, she more interested in eating and conversing with other employee that was working, then helping me purchase wine. Yes, I got a picture of them. So disappointing.
Been coming here for years and still my fav winery. Great atmosphere, great good, love all the new additions to the place, and love the dragon wine. Keep up the great work there.
incredibly limited selection of food (some apps, and flatbread)
the walking trail is such a cool idea, but covered seating is limited at each station.
the ciders were really good. will have to come back for the wine and spirits.... we needed a better food selection.
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