Rushland Ridge Vineyard & Winery

Wonderful and enjoyable winery. A little laid back in providing knowledge and information on wines. They did have a wide variety of wines in which many pleased my taste buds. If you go say hello to Rita, the black Lab.

Worst winery in Bucks County. Skip It.
Tasting room is at a personal residence, with a wet dog as a greeter. Wine was served abundantly but in plastic cups. Not a pleasant experience, and not up to snuff, as far as the prestige of «Bucks County» wineries go.
I did not like a single wine, but my friend felt bad because the owner was SO nice, so she bought a bottle. Upon drinking it later, she found that it had spoiled.

Very nice owners that put their heart and soul into the business. Definitely worth a tasting if you’re in the area. I personally enjoyed the apple wine.

This was a fun experience! It is a small family owned winery. The husband and wife were there and very fun to talk with. They only take cash or check!!! So we walked in and read the sign outloud because this was a problem for us, we had forgotten to get cash for the day. The woman was so nice she told us to do our tasting anyways and just come back sometime if we wanted something. It is a self pour tasting bar but she describe all the wines. They had a great selection of reds, whites, and fruit. We like some from each category. Before we left her husband came into the tasting bar and was having problems with a old industrial sewing machine he had just got, I offered to help him fix it and the next thing I know they gave us a bottle of wine in exchange. hahaha I really did work for wine like the signs say. It was a really fun place. I would highly recommend checking it out, keep in mind it’s small and simple but the wine is very good. All wines are $ 10 a bottle and a case is $ 100. Again Cash or Check only!

This winery is a small family owned winery, but we found at least 5 wines that were delicious! The country white, country red and strawberry were our favorites.
TIP: They only accept cash and check… so be prepared.
The family that owns this place is really nice and lovely to talk to. It was only a 5.00 tasting fee and it is a serve yourself tasting. There were about 20 or so wines including a Port out to try. The wines weren’t quite as refined as some of the other wineries, but their good ones are good.
They did have some wines that we hadn’t seen at other wineries in the area, so I would definitely say that this winery is worth a stop by!

A little difficult to fine, but well worth the journey. This has to be my favorite winery in Bucks County. The tasting facility is in a country barn and its pour your own samples. They offer the usual cheese and crackers for cleansing the palate. Sometimes they have home made chili (vegetarian I think) and cornbread. The same woman is always there and she remembers her customers. A friendly attentive touch. For a small winery, they have a nice selection of red, white, and fruit wines. Its a winery that seems to bottle its wine with the seasons, so don’t expect the same wines twice. The price is always right here. All of the wines, with the exception of a couple «speciality» wines are around six dollars apiece.