Crossing Vineyards & Winery

My husband and I did the wine and chocolate pairing. It was 6 wines and 6 pieces of chocolate. We had fun and the wines were fine. We would not pay the full price for what we got, but if you find a deal it is worth it.

I was there during the week for a tasting. For $ 10, you got to try a nice selection of wines and they are very good. I decided to take friends and family there on a weekend, but was very disappointed that the tastings were $ 15 on a weekend. This did not seen worth it to us since we are not all both white and red drinkers and there was a set tasting list. We bought bottles and glasses instead since this seemed like a better value. We then ordered cheese/​cracker platters. For $ 10 each, you barely get anything… I would be very careful as to what time of the week I would return to this winery.

My cousins were married here a couple years ago and it was a gorgeous wedding but I never had the opportunity to taste here until yesterday (1÷16÷16). The grounds are gorgeous and it is definitely well taken care of. When arriving we entered a gorgeous entry way surrounded by staff, wine, and great décor. We were charged $ 15 pp for a tasting. I have to be honest, that is steep. I have been all over wine tasting in the US and honestly $ 15 for a tasting in Bucks County I think is a bit much. We were guided to another area that appeared to be part of the production area, surrounded by oak and stainless barrels. I enjoyed that because it felt more authentic. We were greeted by a gentleman named Tom who was very pleasant and you could tell knew his wine. We tried a few semi-​dry whites and reds. I honestly was thrown off by the Sauvignon Blanc because it was very sweet for what I am use to, again all about preference. He was good and I believe we had 6 wines with him. We moved on to Gary. He was definitely entertaining and perfect for the job. The people at this place made the tasting a 4 star venue, the wines are mediocre however we enjoyed the Cab Franc and bough a bottle of it. We would def return in the nicer weather to be able to enjoy the grounds!

Crossing vineyards was a pleasant experience. The grounds were well manitsined and I thought the wine was good for being in Pennsylvania.
I just came here in the evening for a tasting. Crossing vineyards offers many different winetasting packages. They have red and white packages. We ended up going with a white package because the person I was with like sweeter wine.
I had no idea that there was a Groupon type thing for this Vineyard. I got the eight wine package. This came with a total of eight white wines and cheese to complement the wine.
To be completely honest with you I am not a huge wine drinker. I might have a glass or two here and there but for the most part I’m scotch and champagne. I thought that the one year was good it was nothing special it wasn’t like I was opening a bottle of Chimneyrock or Silveroak. But $ 14 for eight glasses of wine I thought was a great price.
Overall it was a nice experience. If I came back here it would be because there’s nothing else to do in this area.

$ 8/​person for 8 wines. The server was not that good.

The winery tasting was one of preferred ones that I’ve been to. I’ll admit I am not serious about wine. I buy it for meals, celebrations and going out with my girls. That was no reason to turn at the door. The winery had a mix guests of know-​it-​alls, the clueless and the explorers. Tastings are based on basic to premium prices. My date and I went basic with a $ 10 cheese plate to share.
Chatting with the wine guy who selected our wines was refreshing because he knew everything so well. Nothing was scripted and the selection could be changed based on what I might like. Although my date had opposite tastes at times, the pourer gave us different samples. Surprisingly, we actually agreed on Vidal Blanc for $ 17.
The winery is located just outside of New Hope and had signs that made it easy to locate.

Impressed and surprised by this gem in Bucks County! I am a California wine lover, so PA wines typically pale in comparison (in my opinion). However, after a wine and cheese tasting, I left with the double trifecta – yes, 6 bottles of Pa wine! Winemaker Tom Carroll, Jr. does an excellent job of blending Pennsylvania grapes along with grapes purchased from other regions (according to our tasting host) to come up with fairly decent wines. My favorite red is the Cabernet Franc and favorite white is the Vidal Blanc. They have a really fun dessert wine– chocolate cherry truffle. While I typically do not like sweet wine, I purchased a bottle of this to pair with dessert for an upcoming tasting party in my home.
The winery sits on a beautiful piece of property and has a very quaint feel. They have private party rooms and a tent for larger events. The tasting was held in a large room with stainless steel vats and oak barrels, which provided for a unique experience. The friendly owner Tom Carroll Sr. stopped in & made his rounds with the visitors.

Enjoyed a lovely Fall afternoon here. Did the basic tasting which was a great way to get an idea of the wines they offer. Enjoyed a glass after the tasting on the patio to enjoy the peacefulness of the property. The winery also offers special events such as wine dinners, yoga and wine, tarot card readings just to name a few. It would also be a lovely venue for a wedding. We love to support family operated businesses. Learn there story, It’s great! It is clear to see all the hard work this family has done and continues to do. Thank you for creating a lovely afternoon for my mom and I.

I have a soft spot in my heart for local wineries, hence I’m rounding this up to 4 just slightly. Before you come, look for a deal as other reviewers rightly stated, these can save you almost half the going rate for tastings, of which there are several options. Weekends are not the best choices, but if you must reserve your spot online to avoid waiting around.
We purchased a premium tasting with cheese, the stated cost was $ 25 pp, but groupon brought it down to less than $ 15. With 12+ wines included, and supposedly paired with 5 cheeses, this is the way non lactose intolerant patrons should go. Wine should almost always go with food. The cheeses included were decent, but I was a little disappointed that the better cheeses they sell were not on the platter.
On this busy weekend day there were several parties of people included in our tasting reservation, so it seems that walk ins were being added to registered tastings. What made the situation confusing was that the various tastings were combined, so some people had a simple tasting, some case club members could taste anything, and the premium tasting with cheese had it’s own set of wines. There was one server addressing and pouring for each of our various groups. Not a very organized system at all. But I don’t blame the employee who was very nice and eager to answer questions, she just kept getting pulled from group to group, and most of her time was spent with the folks doing the most simple tasting.
A quick note about the wines: 1) median cost was $ 20. 2) Very interesting Cabernet Sauvignon and Sauvignon Blanc, both unlike any that I’ve ever tasted. 3) Their port style with chocolate and cherry flavor is pretty good. 4) I preferred the whites over the reds, but was not a fan of either Chardonnay. 5) I think this winery has real potential, and will check back in future years.
As others noted it is a very scenic location, and I can think of many worse things than spending a warm or semi warm afternoon sipping on the patio. Almost all of the grapes they use are grown here, and it is cool to see the carefully cultivated rows. Wine snobs may claim to be able to find cheaper and better European or Cali wines, but local wineries need to be encouraged. Future generations of wine lovers will reap the benefits of keeping the vines in our neighborhoods and towns. 4 think globally, drink locally Unilocal

I recently came here for a wine tasting and loved it! There was a wedding taking place when we went so we weren’t able to walk around, but the grounds are very beautiful. Wine tastings are held every 30 minutes so I would suggest keeping that in mind. We were lucky and came just in time for the next one to start. The prices are great. We tried the standard wine tasting which was a sampling of 10 of their different wines for only $ 10. The tasting was held in a back area where all of their wood and steel wine barrels are located. Very cool. The person that was giving the tasting was very friendly, gave great descriptions of each, and even threw in an extra tasting free of charge. Remember to bring cash with you so you can tip afterwards. They also serve food here, but we didn’t get anything so I can’t comment on that. Overall it was a very nice trip.

Yoga and wine. my two loves collide!
I had seen Crossings Vineyards & Winery on Living Social for a long time and I finally purchased the $ 20 deal. The voucher included a vinyasa class on held on the vineyard along with a wine tasting. Yes, in that order. I don’t think it would work quite as well if the order were in reverse.
The class was held next to the wine tasting room underneath gigantic trees with lots of shade. There really is nothing better than practicing on a beautiful piece of land and hearing the sounds of nature. Yes, there were some occasional bugs flying around but I didn’t let them disturb my zen. The yoga class lends itself to both beginners and seasoned yogis. The instructor that led the practice gave a lot of dialogue and foundation for beginners and suggestions to advance in the pose for those who were ready.
The wine tasting was the best tasting I have ever attended. There was a long table set up for the number of attendees with glass of water, empty wine glass (but not for long), napkins, crackers, dump bucket, and a plate with assorted cheese, meats and a chocolate truffle. In true wine tasting fashion we began with the white wines and worked our way through the rose, reds and dessert wines. We were instructed to pair certain cheeses and meats with particular wines and it really helped bring out distinct flavors in the wine. The woman leading the wine tasting was very knowledgeable and gave us an in-​depth description of each wine. In total we tasted 11 wines… yes, 11! If you were interested in purchasing wine you were able to fill out a form and place your order. The wine was then delivered to customers at the end of the tour.
After the tasting we stumbled, I mean walked, around the vineyard and we were given a quick tour. The vineyard is small so the tour took about 10 minutes. Like any good tour, it ended right in the shop where you pick up your order along with other wine accessories.

Crossing vineyards my new found love! Signed up for a living social deal for vinyasa at the vineyards and it was pure bliss. Check out the events page on the vineyards website and find dates for yoga and wine, pairings with meals, chocolate and cupcakes! Need I say more?! Can’t wait to try something else.
Yoga was right near the event area and it was perfect and relaxing. After the class we had a wine pairing, we tried about 13 wines and the woman touring us was very friendly and knowledgable. Sadly I have been go many local wineries and have not liked many of the wines at all. I ended up buying 4 bottles from this winery all different types of wine and definitely could have bought more but you know…#willworkforwine #winegirlmoneyprobs
There was a wine I wanted to try not on the tasting menu but they still let me try it. The tour was beautiful and the shop was adorable. The grounds were really amazing can’t wait to go back!

Such a lovely experience here at Crossing Vineyards.
My friends and I purchased a living social deal for a one hour yoga session outside along the vineyards followed by a formal wine tasting and tour of the winery all for just $ 20. It was wonderful.
Walking up to the winery is a beautiful garden. Chairs and an alter were also all set up for a wedding, very pretty. Our yoga instructor Sherry arrived and we set our mats up behind the ceremony area which is also right next to the tasting room. She was bubbly, funny, and sweet. She catered to everyone in the class that had experience or none at all. It was relaxing, yet challenging enough. The weather was perfect and it was so nice to breathe in the fresh air and enjoy the beautiful surroundings. In the beginning of class she asked if there were any special occasions, birthdays or anniversaries. While someone did have a birthday, Sherry offered up everyone to sing happy birthday to her before ending in Om.
We then walked in to the tasting room to a dining room table set up where we all sat down together as a group. This tasting is not like any other that I have been to before, even after visiting the Finger Lakes which is basically referred to as wine country on the east coast. I appreciated the fact that the young woman explained the 4 essence of wine tasting to truly soak up the experience. We were also a given a small plate with two cheeses, two meats, and a pomegranate chocolate truffle in the center. Each to be paired with a particular wine of the 10 wines. I didn’t particularly love the wines, but they definitely were tasty. More so with its pairings that gave a nice balance to the wines. We had our tasting notes and marked down which wines we wanted to purchase so we could pick it up after the tour.
The staff were all very nice and by my friends request asked to try the Sangria, she and anyone else who then wanted a taste could do so as well.
This winery is just 45 minutes away and I would definitely like to come back again.

A fabulous date night! As you pull up into the entrance, beautiful landscaping and quaint cottage await you! Overlooking the vineyards are fountains and gardens where you can sit and enjoy a glass of wine.
Sunday’s high temperature demanded we enjoy our wine tasting indoors. Upon entering, we were greeted by two friendly ladies, who quickly registered us for the wine and cheese tasting. Promptly, we were escorted to a long tasting table by the sommelier, he would say he wasn’t but I disagree, his knowledge was extensive.
Even though our tickets were purchased through groupon, we were still considered premium guests and treated to assorted cheeses and 15 different wines!!! All of which were equally tasty and diverse. The sommelier poured each wine with great explanation and enthusiasm.
We will definitely return in the fall to sample different selections!!!

Stopped in for a tasting and only had a short wait. You can reserve a tasting online, which is convenient.
The tasting was led by Matt who did a great job of getting our group of 12 to mix, mingle amd have fun.
They offer a variety of tastings with cheese plates or cupcakes.
Do yourself a favor and try the Chocolate Cherry Truffle wine. The Sangria is also superb.

The rudeness and pretentiousness of this place from the moment you walk in to the last ring of the overpriced register is insulting to East Coast wineries.
There are so many better options so close to here that Crossings will soon either completely revamp their attitude and staff, or be a sour memory… Just like their grapes.

I really enjoyed tasting here, for a number of reasons. First, Ashley (who helped us today) was wonderful. She knew a lot about the wines, was friendly and personable, and readily answered any questions we had. I’ve been wine tasting to some places that have staff that know next to nothing. Having worked in the wine industry, learning about the wines is an important part of my tasting experience.
Second, we tasted a good variety of wines. Some people like to only taste wine varietals they «know» they like. But, part of the tasting experience for me is trying different things, as sometimes wine surprises you. Any given varietal can vary based on the vintage, the winery, the yeast used, etc.
Finally, the front desk staff were very welcoming and friendly.
My husband and I are seasoned wine tasters, having lived in CA for 8 years. We try to never compare places to CA wines, as the grapes, weather, soil, and growing seasons are completely different. Crossing Vineyards gave us an idea of what good wine in this area can taste like, and we will definitely be back.

Forgive me, but Crossing Vineyards is the hussy of LivingSocial — they’re ALWAYS offering some kind of deal, from yoga in the vineyards to tasting pairing, but hey, I’m not complaining. This weekend we cashed in on a «Guilty Pleasures» food and wine pairing. Despite calling just two days before, we were able to get a spot in the 4pm «class.» We were seated upstairs in a nice room, with a big window that had a view to the wedding going on at the same time.
The pairings consisted of guacamole in tostito cups, cocktail wieners wrapped in dough, mini cheeseburgers, pepperoni pizza, and chocolate cake. The cake was the best bit — on the whole, it was microwavable, frozen food (kind of a cheap cop-​out). The wines weren’t bad, though, and they even pulled out some from the reserve line, including the Legacy Chardonnay which I thought was exceptionally good. Also enjoyed the Chocolate Cherry Truffle, which was not nearly as sweet as most dessert wines.
Overall, this is a nice place to visit and take advantage of their deal-​mongering. Go on a day when the patio is open, and you can enjoy some wine right in the vines.

Attended a guilty pleasures food tour,
The food on this tour was microwaved and falsely advertised so I would not attend this again.
However the positives of this winery is truly the wine and the beauty of the vineyards, It was great getting a chance to get up close and personal with the wine barrels.
The selection of wines for a PA winery was truly diverse, and tasted much better than other PA wines I had. One thing to note is that until their 2013 vintage comes out, they do not have a true vintage as their grapes in 2011 and 2012 were mixed due to difficulties with their harvest.

Received a Wine, Cheese and Chocolate Tasting for Christmas and decided to give it a try.
The facility is beautiful but I cannot understand why they put you all the way in the back to stand around a plywood counter covered with a tablecloth. They really need to improve on this.
It wasn’t really crowded the day we went but our server, who was quite knowledgeable when she was with us, spent far too much time with a group who were either regulars or friends.
The wines offered were very good and I think we will come back for a regular tasting in the future.