Pennsylvania is fast becoming recognized for its wine production and quality. According to the Pennsylvania Wine Association, the state ranks fourth nationally in amount of grapes grown. Pennsylvania also ranks eighth in the production of wine.

Bring home award-winning wines produced by local vintners. The Mount Nittany Vineyards & Winery in Centre Hall, Centre County, offers an impressive lineup of wines. Be sure to take the 30 minute tour which includes tasting and a souvenir glass.

Did you know that most of the electricity at the Evergreen Valley Vineyards in Luthersburg, Centre County is harnessed from solar and wind power? It’s also the highest point on Interstate 80 east of the Mississippi River. Meet the folks here who make the wine and see the fields where the grapes were grown.

Watch wine being produced at Shade Mountain Vineyard & Winery in their restored 19th century barn in Middleburg. Drop in for complimentary daily tastings and check out the breathtaking views.

Other must-see wineries in the Valleys of the Susquehanna include Bastress Mountain Winery in Williamsport, Brookmere Valley Vineyards in Bellville, Oregon Hill Winery in Morris, Spyglass Ridge Winery in Sunbury, Schaefer’s Winery in Lock Haven and Stoney Acres Winery in Nescopek.