Pennsylvania Wine Trails

Posted by Chef Mark Tafoya on December 16, 2010 at 4:30am

At Gilded Fork, we travel the world in search of interesting stories about food and wine. Our travels have taken us to Indonesia, Switzerland, Peru, Italy, Spain, Canada, and many other locations in search of the local color. We even sometimes visit places close to home.


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We were recently hired to produce a series of videos for the Pennsylvania Wine Trails Association, to highlight 3 of their wine trails. The first 2 videos are out, and here they are:

 

Lake Erie Wine Trail:

Our first spotlight is on Lake Erie Wine Country ( LakeErieWineCountry.org ). Never been? Well, watch the video to learn more about it and then plan a roadtrip for yourself!

 

 

Susquehanna Heartland Wine Trail:

 

Check out the second in our series of video features from the PA Wine Trails. Our second spotlight is on the Susquehanna Heartland Wine Trail(pawinetrail.com ). Never been? Well, watch the video to learn more about it and then plan a roadtrip for yourself! Look for a NEW video in the coming weeks. Up next: The Lehigh Valley wine trail.

 

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  • Eileen Smith Dallabrida December 16, 2010 at 4:41pm

    I'll have to give the trails a try. Loved the Brandywine Wine Trail in Pennsy.

    Most recently ate my way across Singapore.

    http://www.thecitytraveler.com/only-in/singapore-its-a-good-thing/

     

  • Jane Gregg December 16, 2010 at 8:50am

    Mark,

    Congratulations on the nomination for Tasty Awards in the Best Food Travel Series. Your Barcelona Boqueria Market videos are great!

  • Ed Wetschler December 16, 2010 at 4:42am
    Mark, I've driven past the Susquehanna area, but I never stopped to try them, so now I'll know a little more about it. Thank you for posting this.

    In northeastern PA, there's a vintner who buys grapes from other areas for his Maiolatesi wines. The fascinating thing about them is that some of the cab blends are quite good, while much of the rest is lowest-common denominator. Kind of like listening to a pianist who alternates Mozart with Chopsticks. http://www.maiolatesiwines.com/contactus.html

    Keep posting these videos; they're good.
    • Chef Mark Tafoya > Ed Wetschler December 16, 2010 at 5:21am

      Thanks for the comments, Steve & Ed. We'll have one more video in this series, but we have literally hundreds of videos on http://www.gildedfork.com. In fact, we've been nominated for the 2nd year in a row for the Tasty Awards in the Best Food Travel Series: Web category!

       

      http://tastyawards.com/

  • Steve Mirsky December 16, 2010 at 4:40am

    Nice job!  Such a beautiful State

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