Bucks County Wine Trail's Tasting Ticket offers a new way to try local wines and ciders
There’s a new way to taste local wines, all while enjoying the Bucks County countryside.
The Bucks County Wine Trail launched its new Tasting Ticket, a self-guided tour designed to provide a convenient and affordable way for wine lovers to sample the area’s locally made wines and ciders.
Now through Sept. 15, guests can enjoy one wine or hard cider tasting at each of the eight participating member locations on the wine trail during regular operating hours.
“By offering a lengthy time frame to redeem customers’ Tasting Tickets, participants can visit at their own pace, making a day, weekend, several weekends or many months of their stops in bucolic Bucks County,” said Bucks County Wine Trail President Chad Sletten, Sand Castle Winery managing partner.
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Which Bucks County Wine Trail locations are included?
The Tasting Ticket entitles guests to a tasting at the eight participating Bucks County Wine Trail locations listed below. Be sure to check online for hours of operation. Groups of six or more should call the winery ahead of time to see if accommodations are needed.
Aviator Winery: 1333 Elephant Road, Perkasie; agafarms.com/winery
Bishop Estate Vineyard and Winery: 2730 Hilltown Pike, Perkasie; 215-249-3559; bishopestatepa.com
Buckingham Valley Vineyards: 1521 Durham Road, Buckingham; 215-794-7188; pawinestore.com
Crossing Vineyards and Winery: 1853 Wrightstown Road, Newtown; 215-493-6500; crossingvineyards.com
Manoff Market Cidery: 3157 Comfort Road, New Hope; 215-297-8220; manoffmarketgardens.com
Rose Bank Winery: 258 Durham Road, Newtown; 215-860-5899; rosebankwinery.com
Rushland Ridge Vineyards: 2665 Rushland Road, Jamison; 215-598-0251; rushlandridge.com
Sand Castle Winery: 755 River Road, Erwinna; 800-722-9463; sandcastlewinery.com
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How to get your Tasting Ticket to the Bucks County Wine Trail
Tasting Tickets cost $49 each and can be purchased online or in-person at any of the participating locations.
How long is the wine tasting ticket good for?
Tasting Tickets can be used once at each location across multiple days and are valid through Sept. 15.
Is transportation included with the Tasting Ticket?
The Tasting Ticket is a self-guided tour, so transportation is not provided. However, the Bucks County Wine Trail has compiled a list of local touring companies to help guest plan their visits.
To learn more about the Bucks County Wine Trail, visit buckscountywinetrail.com.
Reporter Michele Haddon covers small business, economic development, community revitalization, art and culture for The Intelligencer and Bucks County Courier Times at PhillyBurbs.com. Please considering supporting local journalism with a subscription.
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