The new Weis supermarket at the Westgate Mall in Bethlehem opened May 13, and curious consumers have been flocking to check out an expanded grocery section as well as larger prepared food departments, a new gas station, a beer cave and a wine section.
A former Jewish Community Center (JCC) of the Lehigh Valley camp in Upper Saucon Township that was once the site of a proposed Tree Course Adventures rope park is now instead set to become a winery, following plan approval by township supervisors last month. The winery at 5831 Vera Cruz Road will be called Stone Cellar Farm & Vineyard.
Shortly after Christmas, during one of the busiest times of year for liquor sales, the Wine & Spirits Shoppe in the Creekside Marketplace shopping center in Lower Saucon Township closed unexpectedly.
If 5 p.m. sunsets have you feeling light-deprived, there's good news from Pennsylvania wine country, where acres of enchanting vineyards along the Bucks County Wine Trail will be illuminated with festive holiday lights this December.
A new report shows Pennsylvania liquor sales in June lagged far behind other controlled states across the country, following a downward trend that’s persisted since the onset of the pandemic.
In response to the COVID-19 pandemic and the mandated shutdown of the state's wine and liquor stores, the Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board has introduced a new option that allows for the safe sale of spirits on a limited basis: curbside pickup.
If Pennsylvania's pandemic-based ban on booze sales that began more than a month ago has given you the blues, the state liquor control board has some news that may lift your spirits.
On Wednesday, Pennsylvania governor Tom Wolf said the state's wine and spirits shops will remain closed along with other non-essential businesses for the duration of the COVID-19 shutdown. In a compromise move, he announced that wine and liquor sales by the state would resume online. That's only if you can reach the website, however.
Passport to Bucks cards provide a wine tasting at each of seven Bucks County wineries.With Passport to Bucks, couples (and Galentines alike) can sample a wide variety of fine wines--featuring tastes for every palate--at all of these family-owned wineries.
At Buckingham Valley Vineyards on the Bucks County Wine Trail in Buckingham, Pa., they've been making great wine for more than half a century. They are justifiably proud of their wine-making heritage, but they don't make a fuss about it because they have wine to make, according to owner Jerry Forest, who founded the business in 1966.
