Happy Valley Vineyard and Winery

awesome winery in a close location! everyone should go and try! their wine is great!

Wines on par: sweet wines are sweet, drys are dry. Free tasting up to 5 different wines for each person, no limit on number of people in party. Premium wines are an extra $ 1 each to taste and totally not worth it, so just try regular wines.
Price of wine is decent, tasting lodge is nicely rustic and modern at the same time, but driving down a dusty, gravel road to get there isn’t so nice.
Another reviewer said the staff was rude, but when I took my wife’s parents to visit this place in August, the young man who helped us was very friendly and helpful.
I bought one bottle of wine and a T-​shirt for them. Would absolutely visit again. My only disappointment was that tours of the vineyards has to be scheduled. We arrived almost an hour before they closed, and no other customers there, yet they still refused a tour. Weird.

The wines are overly sweet, younger staff is rude; much better (both quality of wine and customer service) vineyards in the area to waste time coming to this vineyard which is basically someone’s back yard in Fox Pointe.
With all wines, including their «dry», being too sweet the ice wine is actually quite good.

My kind boss took all of us here as a diversion during a conference in this town. Very tricky to get to, kinda behind a development and past a cul-​de-​sac on a winding tiny road. But you will recognize all the grape vines around.
Large array of wines. I asked to taste the dry ones, and you get 5 tastes for free — just mark on the sheet what you want. Since it was so hot, we were more in the mood for cold whites, and I found the Pinot Grigio and dry Riesling very good. I also liked the light dry red blend. You can buy a cute stemless logo glass for $ 5 and bring snacks or a lunch to eat inside or out on their back deck. My always-​prepared boss had brought along guacamole and sprouted pretzels, so nice and actually perfect with the wines.
The owner has a degree in grape viticulture and is very knowledgeable. Harley is the winery dog, and I was sad to see that he stayed in the winery barn and not the tasting room. My colleagues laughed as I kept asking if Harley was going to come in (hint, hint, please go get him), to no avail. All I got of him was a portrait on the wall. I’d definitely go back here to taste more.

We stopped by here on a whim! The staff was so friendly and knowledgeable! We tasted a variety of different wines (sweet to dry) and I enjoyed each of them! The property is beautiful, and we spent the afternoon sipping wine slushies while admiring the vineyard! Definitely stop by!!!

While this place is difficult to find, it is worth finding. I have been to most of the wineries in PA and NY (Fingerlakes area), and Happy Valley Winery is my favorite. I like good dry red wines, and theirs deliver. Most of the other wineries in PA and NY do OK at sweet wines, but this is not for a true wine drinker. This place has the Chancellor, my favorite!

A great little winery. Brought our own snacks and enjoyed a bottle of Chancellor. Britney is a great asset, friendly, knowledgeable, and accommodating.

This place is located at the back of a housing development, you need to take a dirt road to get to it. The wine selection is great tends towards the sweeter side. They will give you a free tasting of an assortment of wines that interest you. Great place to go when you have people in from out of town, the building is new, clean and has seating in case you want to stop for a glass of wine as well.
They have events such as participating in wine tours and having live music, event pages can be found on their facebook page
I appreciate that the business keeps it updated to notify customers of events and hours.

Great selection of many wines.
Friendly and Harley the dog welcomes you as you arrive!

This place is so close to town, and every time we’ve visited it has been such a pleasant experience. You can make an afternoon of a visit, or just go for an hour. Most weekends they have live music, and the staff is always friendly and helpful.
If the owner, Elwin, is present be sure to ask him anything you’ve ever wondered about growing grapes or making wine. He’s truly passionate about his craft, and it shows when you’re talking to him or visiting his winery.

Super close to town – most people could ride a bike there. Small, clean, unpretentious. AND THE WINE. PA wines get a bad rap, but this stuff is much better than other local wines I’ve had. I’m a red drinker, and the Noiret was fantastic – a bright tart burst that wasn’t sweet and that had a great finish. So great that I bought two bottles on the spot for later. Three sisters is a great blend that is a little drier and more evenly a dry red. Also loved the Autumn Wood – an oaked version of the Dry Cayuga – was great too.
Note that you can just walk in and taste 5 wines for free. That should be enough to convince you to get a glass there or a bottle for home.
If you decide to go, follow GPS or you will think you just got yourself lost. But the space itself is great and is available for small events, etc. Can’t wait to sit outside when it gets warm sipping Noiret.