What’s New on the Pour Tour?

Food For Thought

It’s no secret our Pour Tour partners produce renowned craft beverages. However, did you know many of our partners serve up flavorful fares?

Indulge in delicious wood-fired pizza as you take in the beautiful countryside at the Terrace Bistro located at Adams County Winery. Enjoy the great outdoors at Appalachian Brewing Company’s beer garden in historic Gettysburg while pairing a craft beer with one of their many great dishes. Head over to Fourscore Beer Co. and choose from a variety of meals that would delight President Lincoln himself.

That’s not all! The folks at Mela Kitchen at Jack’s Cider House craft rustic and healthy dishes that complement the award-winning ciders produced on site. And when it comes to farm-fresh ingredients, look no further than Reid’s Winery: The Cider House and Thirsty Farmer Brew Works. These locations utilize farm-to-table methods, Adams County style.

Looking for exotic cuisine? Stop by Hungry Run Cellars and choose from a bevy of unique food options, such as duck breast, lobster, and even grilled octopus.

Mason Dixon Distillery and Center Square Brewing also offer countless dishes that are sure to satisfy.

Hop on the Trail and enjoy the wonderful eats and drinks that Pour Tour partners offer!

What’s New From Our Pour Tour Partners?

Everything is “just peachy” over at Adams County Winery! Their newest wine release, Just Peachy, perfectly balances hints of peaches, pineapple, white cherries, and citrus with a refreshing twist throughout.

Appalachian Brewing Company released their newest creation: Hinterland Hefe. This unfiltered wheat beer provides a fluffy head with notes of banana and clove. Enjoy sipping this beer while listening to live music in the ABC beer garden.

With the weather warming up, it’s important to stay cool. Brookemere Winery has you covered with an assortment of slushie mixes! From Pina Colada to Very Berry Raspberry, Brookemere Winery is doing their part to keep you refreshed this summer.

Dawg Gone Bees just remodeled their tasting room in New Oxford, and it sure looks sweet! Stop by and sample one of their various Meads, made with care from hardworking bees. Your taste buds won’t be disappointed!

If you’re looking for high quality and creative craft beer selections, pay Fourscore Beer Co. a visit. Try one of their newest releases – Froot Gloops. Inspired by the breakfast cereal, this beverage blends together blood orange, sweet cherry, raspberry, and strawberry with a base sour.

Halbrendt Vineyard & Winery is serving up delicious sangria blended with kombucha. Enjoy a glass or take home a sangria kit to make your own!

Pears growing inside a bottle sounds impossible, but Mason Dixon Distillery offers just that with their signature Pear Brandy. With bottles secured in trees, budding pears grow inside the bottles all season. Forget ship in a bottle – try pear in a bottle! The process has just started, so check back in a few months to get your Pear Brandy.

Be sure to visit Mount Hope Winery on Lincoln Square and give one of their Battlefield Series Wines a taste. Duty, Courage, Honor, and Valor pay tribute to the soldiers who embodied these characteristics on the battlefield. Each wine is crafted using different grapes, meaning you’ll want to try them all!

Big news out of Reid’s Winery: The Cider House – their kitchen is now open! Clawson’s at the Cider House is crafting up farm to fork pub food that pairs nicely with their wide range of ciders and wine. Grab a glass of their newest cider – Apple Crisp. Or try out recently released red wines Sagrantino and Nebbiolo.

Raise your flag at Tattered Flag Tap Room by tasting one of their craft cocktails. Gone Fishin’ is made with candy fish flavored vodka, cherry soda, and garnished with candy fish. If cocktails aren’t your style, try their Apple Pie Moonshine or Honey Whiskey.

Thirsty Farmer Brew Works takes pride in their off-shoots. Brewed on site, these limited batch series are offered seasonally and allow farmers to get creative with unique combinations of grains, hops, and flavors. Try Barrel Aged Oatmeal Stout or Peanut Butter Chocolate Porter while taking in the glorious sights of the Adams County Countryside.