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 How do you decide what wine trail in Pa. to follow? I get asked this question all the time. For some people it is simple they just want the wineries near me or the Local wineries near me that will involve the least driving. Then the next question is what wineries in Pa. do most people go to? That is an easy answer but not necessarily the one you need. The Lehigh Valley wine trail and the Berks county wine trail taking in a little of each is the most common Pa Wine Trail. That being said most people have already been to these wineries on the berks and Lehigh wine trail. Yes going back to them with a pa winery tour Limo will make them a different experience and more fun. It seems most people would prefer when they have the Limo to venture out and see the pa wineries they have not been to so far. The bucks county wine trail is beautiful but a lot of the vineyards are not Limo friendly. So the friendly ones are great and we love taking people to them. We also shoot over into new jersey to some of the New Jersey wine trails. This makes for a nice wine tour. The wineries in the Poconos are not that far away. And the Pocono wine trail has gone over the years. The Brandywine Valley wine trail or the Chester County wine Trail is best thought of as the eastern Brandywine wine trail and the western Brandywine wine trail. Now that is how I look at it, I do not know if others will agree with me on that but this is my opinion. The Eastern Brandywine trail is your wineries that have been around for a while and are all good and gathered in a short driving radius. Then you can take that 45 minutes to drive out route 1 and you will be at the western Brandywine Valley wineries. Some of these have been around for a while and some are new but they all make great wines and are fun to visit. Then you can also spend the weekend in Lancaster and go to a Lancaster winery. The mason Dixon wine trail is the forgotten trail, yet it has many beautiful vineyards and great wines.