Wine Trail Toasts February With Bucks Co. Tasting Experience

BUCKS COUNTY, PA — Wine, (hard cider) and chocolate – what could be sweeter?

The Bucks County Wine Trail is toasting Valentine’s Day and the sweetest month of the year - February - with its first-ever Wine & Chocolate Flights tasting experience.

As part of the experience, the public is invited to sample a three-flight wine (or hard cider) and chocolate pairing any time throughout February (one tasting experience per ticket per location) at five Bucks County Wine Trail locations.

Taking part in the Wine & Chocolate Flights tasting experience are:

• Bishop Estate Vineyard and Winery, 2730 Hilltown Pike, Perkasie
• Buckingham Valley Vineyards, 1521 Route 413, Buckingham
• Crossing Vineyards, 1853 Wrightstown Road, Washington Crossing
• Manoff Market Cidery, 3157 Comfort Road, New Hope
• Rose Bank Winery, 258 Durham Road, Newtown

(Bucks County Wine Trail)

"To sweeten this already sweet pairing experience, guests who visit all five locations in February can
enter the Bucks County Wine Trail’s drawing for a chance to win a box of gourmet chocolates and a
selection of wines and hard cider," the organizers said. "One winner will be selected randomly at the conclusion of the tasting experience."

If you go

The Bucks County Wine Trail’s Wine & Chocolate Flights tasting experience will be held throughout February. Tickets cost $75 and include three wine (or hard cider) and chocolate flights at five participating locations. Tickets must be purchased online by clicking here. Ticket holders will be required to show their digital Eventbrite ticket or printout to the first location for redemption.

About the Bucks County Wine Trail

The Bucks County Wine Trail was incorporated as a nonprofit organization in 2004. Today, seven
wineries and a cidery are part of the Bucks County Wine Trail: Aviator Winery, Bishop Estate Vineyard and Winery, Buckingham Valley Vineyards, Crossing Vineyards and Winery, Manoff Market Cidery, Rose Bank Winery and Rushland Ridge Vineyards. Sand Castle Winery, which closed last year, will reopen this spring as Blind Fox Vineyard. To learn more about the Bucks County Wine Trail, click here.