What if one card could be your ticket to tasting locally made wine and hard cider?
With Bucks County Wine Trail’s brand-new Tasting Ticket, participants can sip their way through the Bucks County wine and cider-making region as part of this self-guided tour of wine country.
Beginning Feb. 15 and continuing through Sept. 15, guests can enjoy one world-class wine or hard cider tasting at eight 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.
Tasting Tickets cost only $49 and can be purchased online or in-person at any of our participating member locations. Reservations are not necessary for groups fewer than six. Groups of six or more should call the winery ahead of time to see if accommodations are needed. Transportation is not provided. However, there are a number of limousine and bus companies that make regular visits to the Bucks County Wine Trail. More information on transportation is available here.
Tasting Tickets are valid for tastings at the following locations: Aviator Winery (reopening spring), Bishop Estate Vineyard and Winery, Buckingham Valley Vineyards, Crossing Vineyards and Winery, Manoff Market Cidery, Rose Bank Winery, Rushland Ridge Vineyards (reopening in March), and Sand Castle Winery.
For addresses, phone numbers and more information, please visit https://www.buckscountywinetrail.com/events/tasting-ticket-participants/
About the Bucks County Wine Trail
The Bucks County Wine Trail was incorporated as a nonprofit organization in 2004. Today, nine members are part of the Bucks County Wine Trail: Aviator Winery, Bishop Estate Vineyard and Winery, Buckingham Valley Vineyards, Crossing Vineyards and Winery, Manoff Market Cidery, Rose Bank Winery, Rushland Ridge Vineyards, Sand Castle Winery and Vino by Zzino. To learn more about the Bucks County Wine Trail, visit http://www.buckscountywinetrail.com/.
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