The Lehigh Valley Wine Trail is a premier wine destination and grape-growing region in Pennsylvania, dedicated to promoting agri-tourism and the local wine industry. As a 501c6 non-profit organization, it represents five wineries that are committed to showcasing Pennsylvania wines and creating a memorable wine-tasting experience for visitors. Situated in the Lehigh Valley region, an official American Viticultural Area (AVA), the trail encompasses Lehigh, Northampton, Berks, Schuylkill, Carbon, and Monroe counties.

This designation ensures that at least 85% of the grapes used by local wineries are grown within the region. Their labels proudly bear the Lehigh Valley growing region. Among the member wineries, Chambourcin is the primary wine grape cultivated, covering over 40 acres and producing around 150,000 bottles of wine annually.

Crafted into various styles, including Nouveau, Rosé, Semi-Sweet, Sweet, Dry Barrel Aged, Sparkling, and Port, Chambourcin exhibits versatility in the wine cellar. The Lehigh Valley Wine Trail also aims to promote its members and enhance public knowledge through educational activities. Join them on this exciting journey, tasting Pennsylvania's finest wines and exploring the beauty of the Lehigh Valley region.

PA Preferred: Registered Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture