Browse menus, reviews and photos of Wineries near West Hanover.
Winery · $$
7646 Jonestown Rd, West Hanover
“Wow. I can't belive the negative posts on here. I will admit that the location is a little unorthodox but the rest of the experience was awesome. I enjoyed the wine, the pairings, and the history. Sad to hear that you will be closing. I hope to get in one more visit to get another case of wine .”
Wineries · $$
80 Shetland Dr, Hummelstown · 4.58 miles
“Happened to be among the last customers of the season, which made us grateful for good timing. Hung w one of the owners, who was generous w time, conversation, and some extra sips. Im a big, bold, dry red fan, which is hard to find in PA...and theirs may be the best we've found. So, we'll be back in the spring!”
Winery · $$
1976 Laudermilch Rd, Palmyra · 5.09 miles
“We stopped on our way home last Thursday (August 3rd). The chocolate wine is no joke. I have had others. They DO NOT compare. It's literally like drinking a tootsie roll...it's amazing!!! I also have found a new favorite wine...the White Delight is absolutely delicious! I got 3 bottles, and 2 are gone. My husband asked last night, "Where can we get more?" So...I may have to bring him down for a daytrip :)”
Winery
10417 Mountain Rd, Grantville · 5.95 miles
“I had the pleasure of coming for Mother’s Day they had $5 Sangria slushy that day. It was only about 5 people at the bar. When we arrived there was plenty of seating inside not too much on the outside. The servers greeted us and told us the grey seats were the best in the house which they were. After we got seated we were provided us popcorn & wine menus to choose from you could get 5+ wines for $6 which was a really good deal. When they came out they came in a wooded section holder which was cute. I enjoyed the wines they had. I’ll rate them 4 stars because of the appearance, it seems to be very cluttered on the outside. Maybe they were remodeling i wasn’t too sure. The inside wasn’t too bad however there was no music maybe there should play music to set the tone. Maybe provide more outdoor seating because it was a beautiful day outside but no seating to enjoy.”
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