Cadence
October 10th & throughout October
161 W Girard Ave
Cost: Pay as you go
Dressler Estate will spend the evening at Cadence offering local beverage pairings with the evening’s four-course dinner menu on Thursday, October 10. Try pairing Dressler’s Modern Sparkling or Origin Manor with your dessert. Every Thursday thereafter in October, Cadence will offer glasses of Dressler Modern Sparkling to accompany any four-course dinner.
Jet Wine Bar
October 19th & throughout October
1525 South St
Cost: Pay as you go
Sip on PA wines and eat PA cheeses all throughout October at Jet Wine Bar. Learn about the connection between local wines and a statesman with local connections, Alexander Hamilton. A flight of four local wines will be available all month long. Featured wineries include Fero Vineyards, Stony Run Winery, and Penns Woods Winery. Take it outside and enjoy Pennsylvania wines and foods in their Wine Garden on the weekend of October 19th and maybe meet a few local makers!
The Love
October 22nd
130 S 18th St
Cost: Pay as you go
You can try PA wines year-round at The Love, but during October they are offering an expanded by-the-glass menu. Check out the “100 Mile Dinner” on October 22 – an exclusive ticketed event featuring food and fare all sourced within 100 miles of the restaurant. Labeled as an “Autumn Convivium” this elaborate dinner will feature local wines presented by Beverage Director, Alexandra Cherniavsky and winemaker Sarah Troxell from Galen Glen Vineyard & Winery.
Bloomsday
October 23rd
414 S 2nd St
Cost: Pay as you go
Taste several PA wines during the “Open Bottles” event at Headhouse Square’s newest cafe/wine bar/wine shop. Bottles from the tasting will also be available for purchase.
Throughout October
1 N 19th St
Cost: Pay as you go
Michelin-starred chef Jean-Georges Vongerichten’s new restaurant on 59th-floor of the newly opened Four Seasons Philadelphia has become a hit destination. Stop by this sophisticated dining spot to enjoy a glass (or more) of Pennsylvania wine by Penns Woods Winery, along with some incredible views of the Philadelphia skyline.
Lead photo by Ted Nghiem, courtesy of Pennsylvania Wines.