Photo: Photos are copyrighted by their owners via Google344 reviews at 4.7 stars puts it among the better reviewed wineries within reach of Allentown.
Allentown, Pennsylvania · The Queen City
Our curated list of the 3 best wineries in Allentown, PA. Ranked by Google reviews, local reputation, and our team's research. Updated for 2026.
The Lehigh Valley Wine Trail, designated as an American Viticultural Area in 2008, showcases eastern Pennsylvania's emerging wine region. With rolling hills, fertile soil, and a climate that supports both traditional European varietals and cold-hardy hybrids, local wineries produce everything from crisp Rieslings to bold reds. Our rankings consider wine quality, tasting room experience, atmosphere, value, and verified customer reviews.
Photo: Photos are copyrighted by their owners via Google344 reviews at 4.7 stars puts it among the better reviewed wineries within reach of Allentown.
Photo: Photos are copyrighted by their owners via Google1840 W Allen St, Allentown, PA 18104
4.8 stars across 180 reviews. Live music and free parking add up to an easy weeknight plan in west Allentown.
Photo: Photos are copyrighted by their owners via Google150 Independent Rd, Breinigsville, PA 18031
175 Google reviews averaging 4.8 stars. Worth working into a drive out through western Lehigh County.
Franklin Hill Vineyards tops our rankings. Lehigh Valley Style's October 2026 best-wineries list names it, and it holds a 4.9 across 231 reviews in our directory data. Vynecrest Winery is next, named in Discover Lehigh Valley's winery itinerary. Easton Wine Project is on that same Lehigh Valley Style list. Sleepy Cat Urban Winery in Allentown is the easy urban tasting room. The 2026 Best Of reader poll's winery winner, Clover Hill, is not in this directory.
Yes — the Lehigh Valley Wine Trail is Pennsylvania's first designated wine trail and includes over 30 wineries. The region was recognized as an American Viticultural Area in 2008, confirming its unique terroir for grape growing.
Lehigh Valley wineries work with varietals like Chambourcin, Riesling, Chardonnay, Vidal Blanc, and Cayuga White — grapes that thrive in the region's climate. You'll also find creative blends and fruit wines.
Most Lehigh Valley wineries welcome walk-ins during regular hours, though reservations are recommended for larger groups or special tastings. Check individual winery websites for current hours and tasting policies.