Kog Hill Winery

On of the best wineries I have ever been to. The winemaker personally had us sample the wines cause the bar was full. Bought 3 bottles!!!

Loved this little place.
$ 5 lets you try all of their wines, and lots of unique stuff. Maybe not for your traditional wine drinker, but man they have some really great wine. I went with my gf on kinda last minute, and we both agreed that it was overall one of the best tastings we have done. Will definitely be back and would recommend to anyone!

Great spot to relax at. After a terrible experience at another breakfast place (Claire’s) my friends and I stopped in for breakfast at the Windmill Family Restaurant (an unbelievable restaurant just across the street from Kog Hill). We spotted this little winery when we walked in and said we HAVE to go there. After a fantastic breakfast we walked over to find out that $ 5 would allow you to taste as many of their 27 wines as you’d like and you get a complimentary take home Kog Hill glass. We were psyched. After tasting to our hearts content, we decided YOLO, as the kids say, and split a bottle of their Merlot. We sat outside at a little table in the sun, smoking cigars, drinking delicious wine and having great conversation with the owners. They are some of the nicest, hardest working, selfless people i’ve ever met. They continued to let us sample and made us feel like family. The 3 of us each took home another two bottles. The price is right and the wine is fantastic. I highly recommend their Blue Merlot (hints of blueberries), their regular Merlot and their Pinot Noir. The interior of the winery is rustic. It’s put together nicely, but don’t expect a large vineyard quality tasting room with lots of seating, etc. They focus their energies on pumping out great tasting and innovative wine. This is truly a diamond in the rough. My friends and I are from all over the northeast, NYC, NJ, CT and PA and we’re already planning our next trip back. We can’t wait!

Strangest little wine shop ever. You get to try as many wines as you wish for $ 5– keep the glass. Great little detour along the PA turnpike, but probably wouldn’t stop again. Staff was VERY friendly, though tasting room and shop are a bit old and sketchy!