Raise a Glass at These Hershey Vineyards

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As the spectacular colors of autumn settle on the trees, an unmistakable sense of elegance emerges, providing the perfect backdrop for a day of driving through the countryside and savoring the season’s harvest.

Whether you are a wine connoisseur searching for that special vintage bottle or simply planning a memorable weekend getaway at our Hershey bed and breakfast, the following local Hershey vineyards offer an enchanting blend of refined charm, stunning views, and delicious wines.

Cassel Vineyards

If you want to spend a day outside, enjoying the view and tasting some excellent wine or handcrafted cider, we highly recommend visiting Cassel Vineyards. Established in 2008, the vineyard is part of a 135-acre farm that has been in the Cassel family since 1903. Spend the afternoon sitting on their porch overlooking the lush rows of grape vines, sampling the award-winning estate-grown wines, and watching the horses graze in the nearby pasture.

During the summer months, they host Music in the Vines, filling their weekends with music, wine, and local food trucks. In the fall, you can try your hand at harvesting grapes by signing up for the Grape Harvest Group Classes and Meal. This is truly a Hershey vineyard you will not want to miss. Visit their website for tasting room hours and a seasonal schedule of upcoming activities.

The Vineyard and Brewery at Hershey

Offering wine, craft beer, and hard cider, The Vineyard and Brewery at Hershey has something for everyone to enjoy. From May through September, they host Decked Out Live every Friday evening. Pack a picnic basket, grab your blankets, and prepare to enjoy an evening of food, music, and wine under the stars. In addition to Friday’s event, you can also enjoy live music and drinks on Saturdays and Sundays at their Brewery Patio.

Want to learn more about the winemaking or brewing process? Schedule a VIP Tasting Experience where you can both learn and sample all they have to offer. Check out their website for a calendar of events and information on scheduling a tasting.

Waltz Vineyards Estate Winery

Although located outside the Hershey area, Waltz Vineyards Estate Winery is a destination you will definitely want to add to your weekend itinerary. The Waltz family has blended elegance, authenticity, and a deep-rooted passion for winemaking that is evident in every award-winning bottle. Their goal is not only to produce the best wines but also to be good stewards of the farmland they own. They are committed to using grapes only grown on their estate.

Nestled on a hilltop in Manheim, PA, their cozy European-inspired tasting room provides the perfect setting for experiencing your customized flight of wines or simply enjoying by the glass. They also have small plates of cheese and crackers available for purchase. If it’s a beautiful day, we recommend purchasing a bottle of your favorite to savor outside while enjoying the stunning view of their farm.

It’s about a 35-minute scenic drive from our bed and breakfast, but we promise you will not only enjoy the rolling hills of Lancaster County, but also some incredibly unique wines. Visit their website to schedule a tasting.

Crosswinds Winery

Conveniently located in Hummelstown, on PA 39, the Crosswinds Winery tasting room and gift shop offers a unique and delightful boutique setting. At a separate location, their vineyard and family farm are in Juniata County, but Ed and Linda Jansen, who are also pilots, have added an unusual plot to their story by building an airport among the grapes they grow on their property! Their nod to aviation can be appreciated within the design of their labels and creative names like Fly Boy Rosé, Perfect Landing, and Barrel Roll. You can enjoy sampling the wines in one of their tasting rooms or relaxing in a rocker on their front porch.

In addition to wine tastings, they offer events like cooking classes and painting or crafting, all while enjoying a glass of wine. Check out their website for more information on tastings and events.

A Few Helpful Tips for a Relaxing Hershey Vineyard

While it’s a lot of fun to stop by a winery for an impromptu tasting, the weekend can get very hectic for them. If they offer the option, it’s sometimes best to schedule a tasting time, as this will ensure you a spot and allow them to give you devoted time to explaining all about their wines.

Most vineyards offer some outdoor seating, but putting a blanket or some chairs in your car can also be helpful if it’s a nice day and the venue allows you to enjoy relaxing on the grounds while savoring a glass or two of something special.

Some locations offer bottled water and small cheese plates for purchase; however, it’s also a good idea to stash water and some additional snacks in your car to stay well hydrated throughout your wine tasting experience.

End your day with a stay at our Hershey Bed and Breakfast

There is no better way to end your winery adventure than by returning to the warmth and comfort of The Inn on Church Road. Whether you’re sharing stories of the day as you relax by the fireplace or soak in one of our luxurious bathtubs, savoring a glass of wine from one of these amazing Hershey vineyards, it’s the perfect way to unwind.

Book your stay with us today and raise a glass to good company, great wine, and the joy of slowing down right here in the heart of Hershey.

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