Twenty wineries take the stage this weekend at the Gettysburg Wine & Music Festival

09-08-2009

 

 

Gettysburg, Pennsylvania – September 8, 2009  - Twenty Pennsylvania wineries will be sharing their best varieties at the Gettysburg-Adams Chamber of Commerce’s fifth annual Gettysburg Wine & Music Festival this Saturday and Sunday, Sept. 12-13^th.

 

The wine will be complemented by a full lineup of entertainment, including music from jazz, classic rock and other performers. Admission also includes a souvenir wine glass, unlimited samplings, cooking demonstrations, art exhibitions and a farmer’s market.

 

Participating wineries include:

Adams County Winery (Orrtanna)

Benigna’s Creek Vineyard (Klingerstown)

Brookmere Winery (Belleville)

Chaddsford Winery (Chaddsford)

Flickerwood Wine Cellars (Kane)

Franklin Hill Vineyards (Bangor)

Hauser Estate Winery (Biglerville)

Heritage Wine Cellars (North East)

Long Trout Winery (Auburn)

Moon Dancer Vineyards & Winery (Wrightsville)

Naylor Wine Cellars (Stewartstown)

Nissley Vineyards (Bainbridge)

Paradocx Vineyard (Landenberg)

Sand Castle Winery (Erwinna)

Shade Mountain Vineyards (Middleburg)

Starr Hill Vineyard & Winery (Curwensville)

Stonekeep Meadery (Birdsboro)

Tamanend Winery (Lancaster)

West Hanover Winery (Harrisburg)

Winery at Wilcox (Wilcox)

 

The festival will be held at Gateway Gettysburg, near the intersection of Routes 15 and 30 east of Gettysburg. The event is open from noon to 6 p.m. The festival will be held rain or shine.

 

Admission is $20 for advance tickets, $25 for on-site purchases, and a designated driver entry fee of $12. To purchase tickets in advance, visit www.gettysburgwine.com or call the chamber office at (717) 334-8151.

 

For entertainment and cooking demonstration schedules, visit www.gettysburgwine.com/entertainment-schedules.

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