Apis Mead & Winery
A Carnegie meadery offering honey-based wines in a public tasting room.
The official site states 21 and over only. Confirm current hours and tasting arrangements.
206 Mary Street, Carnegie, PA 15106
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11 verified Pittsburgh wineries and meaderies to start exploring. Help this growing guide reach more local spots by suggesting your favorites.
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11 listingsChristian W. Klay Winery
A family-owned estate winery in the Laurel Highlands with vineyard-grown wines and a tasting room.
Call ahead for seasonal hours and private tasting arrangements. Events have separate schedules and admission terms.
412 Fayette Springs Road, Chalk Hill, PA 15421
Edgewood Winery
A family-run winery in Spring Church with local wines and a calendar of live entertainment.
Check event dates and table arrangements ahead; indoor music reservations may have conditions.
1637 PA-56, Spring Church, PA 15686
Glades Pike Winery
A Somerset winery offering tastings and a chance to learn about its winemaking through an arranged tour.
Tastings are offered during opening hours. Tours require an appointment; contact the winery in advance.
2208 Glades Pike, Somerset, PA 15501
La Vigneta Winery & Italian Grill
A family winery and Italian restaurant in Sarver, sharing wines inspired by its Sicilian roots.
This pin is the public restaurant on North Pike Road. Confirm current dining and tasting arrangements directly.
352 North Pike Road, Sarver, PA 16055
Laurel Highlands Meadery
A local mead producer with a production facility and tasting room in South Greensburg.
Use the official visitor schedule; visits outside listed hours require an appointment.
1400 Broad Street, South Greensburg, PA 15601
Narcisi Winery
A Gibsonia winery with a restaurant and wine-focused visitor experiences.
Contact the winery for restaurant reservations and current tasting arrangements.
4578 Gibsonia Road, Gibsonia, PA 15044
Nova Cellars Winery
Discover Pennsylvania wines and wine flights at the locally operated Nova Destinations property.
The destination includes several beverage businesses. Check the winery’s current service times and event requirements.
1474 State Route 208, Pulaski, PA 16143
R Wine Cellar
A family-owned Strip District winery producing small-batch wines from grapes sourced in several growing regions.
Check the current tasting and visit options directly with the winery.
2519 Penn Avenue, Pittsburgh, PA 15222
Rustic Acres Winery
A Butler-area winery with seating, wine flights and seasonal wine slushies.
The official site confirms the Pittsburgh Road location. Check current opening days before visiting.
456 Pittsburgh Road, Butler, PA 16002
Vinci Winery
A downtown New Kensington wine and dining destination with an Italian-inspired menu.
View the business’s current menu and location on Toast. Contact Vinci directly for current hours and reservations.
1040 Fifth Avenue, New Kensington, PA 15068
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A first-timer’s guide to Pittsburgh wineries
You don’t need to know much about wine to enjoy a visit. Pittsburgh wineries and meaderies welcome everyone from curious beginners to longtime collectors, and the people behind the counter are usually glad to help you find something you like.
Wine, mead and everything in between
- Dry and semi-dry wines made from grapes grown in Pennsylvania or brought in from other growing regions.
- Sweet and fruit wines, which many local makers produce from berries, apples and other fruit.
- Mead, the age-old drink made by fermenting honey, which can be dry, sweet, sparkling or blended with fruit and spices.
How a tasting usually works
Many tasting rooms at Pittsburgh wineries offer a short list or flight of samples, and some charge a fee. Start with lighter, drier wines and work toward sweeter ones, sip water between pours and ask plenty of questions. It’s perfectly fine to pour out what you don’t finish.
Plan a safe and easy visit
- Choose a designated driver or arrange a ride before you go.
- Eat something first, or ask whether food or picnics are allowed.
- Check hours, event schedules and age policies before bringing kids or pets.
- Bring ID. You must be 21 or older to taste or buy alcohol in Pennsylvania.
Make a day of Pittsburgh wineries
Pair two or three nearby stops with a meal in a small town, a farm market or a scenic back-road drive. Use the county filter and the map to see which Pittsburgh wineries sit close together, and confirm each one’s hours, since tasting rooms often keep limited or seasonal schedules.
Why buying local wine and mead matters
When you buy a bottle at the source, more of your money stays with the people who made it. Many Pittsburgh wineries and meaderies are small, locally run businesses, and a visit, a bottle to share or a good word to friends helps them keep pouring.
Before yinz visit
What makes this a local winery guide?
We focus on locally operated wineries and their visitor locations in our nine-county region. A local winery may use grapes from Pennsylvania or other growing regions; local does not automatically mean estate-grown.
Does every location have a vineyard?
No. Urban wineries and tasting rooms may have no vines on site. The Vineyard & estate winery filter identifies a verified vineyard property.
Are tastings free?
Do not assume so. Tasting fees, flights, purchases and event admission vary. Check the official website or contact the winery for current prices.
Can I tour the winery?
Only listings marked Tours by appointment have a verified tour offering in this first selection. Arrange the visit directly; a tasting is not necessarily a production or vineyard tour.
Do I need reservations?
Policies differ for tastings, groups and special events. Contact the winery about your group size, date and any required booking before traveling.
Which counties does this cover?
Our focus includes Allegheny, Armstrong, Beaver, Butler, Fayette, Lawrence, Somerset, Washington and Westmoreland. This first selection has six verified locations in six counties. Empty filters show where more verification is needed, not that a county has no wineries.
What should I check before visiting?
Confirm opening hours, accessibility, food and pet policies directly. Plan a designated driver or other safe ride if tasting.
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Do Pittsburgh wineries sell bottles to take home?
Tasting rooms commonly sell bottles to go, and some also pour by the glass. Selection, shipping and policies vary, so ask the winery or meadery directly.
When is the best time to visit Pittsburgh wineries?
Late summer and fall bring harvest season and plenty of seasonal events, but tasting rooms welcome guests at other times of year too. Hours often change with the seasons, so check before you go.
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