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Stouffer's Winery Expands Tasting Room, Introduces New Wines & Beers

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  Published in Food and Wine on Wednesday, January 14th 2026 at 20:13 GMT by Penn Live

York, PA - January 15, 2026 - Stouffer's Winery, a cornerstone of Central Pennsylvania's wine and entertainment scene, is kicking off 2026 with a flourish, unveiling a significantly expanded tasting room and a diverse array of new wines, beers, food pairings, and the return of popular seasonal events. Following a year-long project, the winery is poised to offer an enhanced visitor experience, building on its reputation for quality and community engagement.

The most visible change is the dramatic expansion of the winery's tasting room. The renovation has effectively doubled the space, promising a more comfortable and engaging environment for visitors. "It's a completely new experience," explains Heather Stouffer, Marketing Director for Stouffer's Winery. This expansion signifies Stouffer's commitment to accommodating growing visitor numbers and providing a more sophisticated setting for wine tasting and socializing. The increased space allows for greater flexibility in hosting events and accommodating larger groups, furthering the winery's role as a central hub for local gatherings.

Beyond the physical changes, Stouffer's has broadened its beverage portfolio. Wine enthusiasts can look forward to several exciting new additions, catering to a wider range of palates. A dry rose joins the lineup, appealing to those who prefer a lighter, less sweet wine. For those with a sweet tooth, a unique blueberry wine is now available, offering a taste of Pennsylvania's bounty. Recognizing the popularity of alternative beverages, Stouffer's has also introduced a crisp hard cider and a refreshing raspberry wheat beer, diversifying their offerings beyond traditional wines.

The winery isn't just focusing on beverages; the culinary experience is also undergoing a revitalization. New food pairings are now available to complement the wines and beers. These offerings include thoughtfully curated cheese and charcuterie boards, providing the perfect accompaniment to a tasting flight. Gourmet pretzels, a Pennsylvania staple, are another welcome addition. Even four-legged friends are not forgotten, with the introduction of gourmet dog biscuits, ensuring everyone enjoys the experience. This focus on food pairings demonstrates Stouffer's aim to create a more complete and satisfying visitor experience, fostering a relaxed and convivial atmosphere.

True to its tradition, Stouffer's is bringing back its cherished seasonal events, signaling a return to normalcy and community celebrations. The Strawberry Festival, scheduled for May 16th, 2026, remains a highlight on the calendar. Attendees can anticipate live music, festive activities, and, of course, an abundance of fresh, locally grown strawberries. "We're excited to bring back some of our favorite events," Stouffer shared, highlighting the winery's commitment to continuing these beloved community traditions.

The enhancements at Stouffer's Winery represent more than just upgrades; they symbolize a forward-looking approach to a changing landscape. The increased space, new beverage and food options, and the revitalization of popular events all contribute to strengthening its position as a premier destination in Central Pennsylvania. The winery's dedication to quality, community, and innovation ensures it will remain a vital part of the region's cultural and recreational fabric for years to come. Visitors are encouraged to experience the new Stouffer's Winery, located at 121 Kreider Rd, York, PA 17403.

Looking Ahead: Stouffer's Winery's commitment to growth and adaptation suggests further expansions and offerings could be on the horizon. The diversification into beers and ciders indicates a recognition of evolving consumer preferences, and the investment in the tasting room signals a dedication to providing a premium visitor experience. Further exploration of local ingredients and partnerships with regional producers could also be anticipated in the future, solidifying Stouffer's place as a champion of Pennsylvania's agricultural heritage.