Wycombe Vineyards

Beautiful fall scenery on site! Vineyard has really nice outdoor picnic seating. A nice patio, spread out tables, canopy for big and small groups. If you have reservations for a group, one of their staff will come and give you tastings at the outdoor tables. Felt very welcomed and I believed it was one of the owners who was with us. She was knowledgeable and friendly throughout the tasting.
Featured 12 wine tastings for $ 5 and they have fruits, crackers and cheese spread for pairing. Their walnut olive dip was amazing! also loved their homemade blood orange brownies. Most of the wines were dry which was perfect for my preference, even my friends who preferred sweet wine found it pleasing to their palette. Loved most of the tastings, made with quality and affordably priced ranging around $ 12 – 18. I ended up purchasing a bottle of their traminette and my friends all had purchased a bottle too. Also liked that their wine labels all were of their family pictures.
Only downfall I felt was that the lady helping us were inconsistent in her pouring. It was mostly a sip sample, rather the other staff were giving other people a bit more of a tasting. Overall, the visit was memorable and totally worth my trip!

I’ve been to several other wineries in the area and Wycombe is by far the best. The staff is wonderful and the overall experience is just great from beginning to end. $ 5 for 14 tastings plus the home made snacks couldn’t be beat. We went in the warmer weather so sitting outside with a bottle of wine after the tasting was beyond enjoyable. The huge bonus was that they allowed our dogs. I can’t wait to return

Nice place, good wine and a nice And helpful young lady pouring the wine. One downside, they have a nice deck that would have been perfect on this great fall day but she could not serve us as she was busy serving other folks inside. The annoying part, the owners were sitting inside drinking and talking with friends. The owners need to realize that customer service is as important as the product.

The setting was nice and wines were good. The staff and owners were wonderful and knowledgable about their wines. Most wines where dry but exceptional. The artwork on the bottles but a family vibe to the quirky winery.

Beautiful spot for a respite. The staff are very personable and provide a lot of personalized attention. The wines are on the dry side with a few excellent sweet options. The ambiance was welcoming, personable and comfortable.

Excellent wine and right in my back yard. Pleasant atmosphere and knowledgeable staff. Definitely a great place to enjoy wine and relax. I would recommend the red sangria and the port wine.

Spectacular experience! Delicious food, welcoming staff, and enjoyed meeting our group and getting us excited about their wines. Skip the bigger, pretentious, Crossings Vineyard, and come here for the highlight of your wine tasting day.

I went for a Sunday family outing with my daughters, nieces, sisters-​in-​law and 94 year old mother-​in-​law to the vineyard. I’m not a drinker and had always thought a wine tasting would be a waste of time and money for me. For a whopping $ 8 per person, we were entertained, educated, fed wonderful snacks (with recipes!) and given at least 10 different wines to try. Since I don’t drink, I can’t compare the quality. Some tasted good, some tasted too much like alcohol to me. Everyone else loved them. It was a great afternoon! I’d do it again in a heartbeat. I’m going back with my husband and friends. The vineyard has inside and outside tables. Sitting under the trees, with a glass of wine, that marvelous olive spread and friends would be a super way to laze away a summer afternoon.

Great vineyard to relax at on a Sunday afternoon. Not only was everyone super nice but the wines were delicious!!! Will definitely be repeat customers.

Great atmosphere
Chardonnay lover since my first visit
Very knowledgable
Going back in November

This winery is wonderful. Came here because of Unilocal reviews, and being a wine lover I had to try it for myself. I came with my boyfriend and we were greeted very warmly as soon as we got there… After only waiting a few minutes we were able to taste, and for 5 $ we got to try the entire list of about 12 – 14 different wines. They also had put out a great spread of cheeses, crackers, and dips to accompany the tasting. The girl doing our tasting was so sweet and very knowledgable about each and every wine we tried. We found out the winery is family run, and dates back to the 1920s… and every wine label has a picture of family members past and present which I thought was a nice touch.
After the tasting we sat out on the back deck and had a bottle of the Riesling we purchased. The views are gorgeous and the atmosphere outside was very rustic and relaxing. We will definitely come back in the near future!

My husband and I love to take rides on Saturdays. We figure out a brewery and a winery and drive! What a lovely winery. The tasting is every wine on their current list. $ 5 is a bargain. The young lady who helped us was so knowledgeable! She lives on the property. I really liked the wines and purchased a red and a white. They have the best snacks and dips. They had a wine tour coming in and they sat on the porch with the same great snacks! Either way you go, just go!

This place was amazing! We went in the Tasting & Tours bus for a bachelorette party, and we all loved Wycombe the best. The atmosphere was super cozy and welcoming. The owner was so laid back and great to chat with. The wines all tasted fresh and clean. The food was absolutely perfect. I’m definitely considering going back in the fall to help pick grapes!!! I can’t say enough wonderful things about Wycombe Vineyards.

Wycombe Vineyards was one of three wineries that Tastings and Tours took us to and was by far our favorite! It was so nice and relaxing to sit on the deck as we we were introduced to at least six of the wines made on the premises. The owner was extremely laid back, welcoming, and personable who made the experience extremely enjoyable! He offered us delicious finger foods to go with the wine. We had so much fun that we stayed well passed the allotted time. I would come back again :)

So far, we’ve visited Wycombe twice and plan to make it a frequent destination. The wines are generally good, and the owners and employees are wonderful. They truly know what they’re doing and their enthusiasm is contagious. The tasting room is charming and they offer a nice selections of snacks to nibble on and clear your palate. It’s a perfect place to sit outside on a nice day and enjoy a glass of good wine.
If you go, be sure to ask about the history of the winery and the photos that adorn their labels. Even when they’re busy, they’re never TOO busy to make everyone welcome.

I went here in the summer and still think about this place. The atmosphere was cozy and welcoming with a small patio. We did a tasting which was free (can’t beat that). They had plenty of light appetizers from fruits to cheeses.
I would go back here just for the olive spread. It was so amazing. I could not stop eating it. I took the recipe home and tried to replicate but it did not match that greatness. Now I want some…
The wines were also very good. They have a pleasant staff who will answer all of your questions. I love the family pictures on the bottles of wine.
I would come here more often if I still worked in Bucks County.
A+

Wycombe is absolutely delightful! Visited for a picnic with four friends. We called ahead and the owners at Wycombe were very accommodating. We didn’t expect this, but they gave us a free, private tasting of many of their wines. They took great care of us, we never felt rushed. We ended up buying a whole case of wines. Like many of the previous reviewers, I stand by the loveliness of their dandelion wine!
We had such a positive experience that we returned for one of their annual community harvests! On a Sunday morning in September, we hopped in the back of one of their trucks and harvested chardonnay grapes. Wycombe provided water, gloves, and shears. It was the perfect amount of time out in the fields. There was such a lovely community feel to it. And lastly, they put on a fantastic cookout and potluck –complete with a glass of wine –for all of the harvesters. If you are a fan of Wycombe, I would highly recommend signing up for one of their open harvests!

Very small and friendly winery. I loved small rustic tasting room with very pleasant staffs. Their property wasn’t big but it was beautiful. Various wine collections with reasonable prices. Wine bottle labels are all family pictures and very cute. What I tasted were not that great for my taste but they have very unique dessert wine made with dandelion. It suppose to serve very cold, wasn’t too sweet but very light and smooth. I had to bring several bottles with me.
It’s worth to drop by if you are around this area.

This winery has been my favorite so far on the Bucks County Wine Trail. The owners were running the show the day we stopped in. They were super friendly and very happy to tell us about the wine, their farm, and other things to do in the area.
Their wines were very tasty (I’m not an expert, but I know what I like) and they had a nice selection of wines, including a very sweet and unique dandelion wine. Not to judge the proverbial book by its cover, but the labels on their wines are super cute as well. When I asked about them, the woman who served our tasting explained they were all old photos of her family — including many that were taken on the farm where the winery is currently located.
The atmosphere at Wycombe Vineyards was lovely. The inside of the winery is modern and clean; it would be a great location for a smaller (maybe around 30 people) event. They had two deck tables outside with umbrellas where some people sat and enjoyed a bottle of wine and some snacks they had brought. It would be easy to make an afternoon of it at Wycombe.
Aside from the friendly staff, great wine, and ambiance, they had a wonderful selection of snacks — delicious cheeses and bread as well as some homemade dips (they even provided the recipe for an olive dip they served).
We hope to return again before the weather gets too cold — don’t miss it if you’re in the area!

I’m a fan of this winery for many reasons: a beautiful property, a nice owner that provides an excellent wine education, and the variety of cheese and dips available for us when we entered for our tasting.
This winery is one of two estate vineyards that I know of in Bucks County. For those who don’t know, an estate vineyard is where the entire process of winemaking takes place from vine to bottle with no external ingredients.
They offered a variety of cheeses, dips, and other snacks as we entered the winery. All of them are excellent. If you’re interested they provide you with the recipe for the excellent spread they offer. Some of their offerings contain walnuts, so caution for those with food allergies (they have the warnings, so figured I’d pass the message).
The winery didn’t have an enormous selection of wines to taste, 2 Chardonnay varieties, Pinot Gris, Chambourcin, & Cabernet. Of all their wines, we liked the two Chardonnay varieties the best, especially the Naked Chardonnay. Due to the smallness of this winery, some of their selections were sold out from the season, causing us to miss out on some of the wines they typically offer like the Smokehouse Red.
The tour included an excellent education on the wines from Rich, the owner, including the European traditions of their winery and some insight to their growing process. I absorbed many facts, which I will undoubtedly bore my friends with in the future!
I was also given the tip that they employ some of their customers for the harvest in the fall to help handpick the grapes and have a pretty impressive party in the process.
The venue itself is modest, clean, and charming. I recommend visiting this venue when, but wasn’t a huge fan of their wines. However, the experience itself is worth the trip!