Philip M.
4/9/2024
I've been to Spring Gate a couple of times for a few drinks, a little music, and some quality people-watching. So far, I haven't been there during warm weather, but I can only imagine that it gets...
Spring Gate Vineyard
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5790 Devonshire Rd
Harrisburg, PA 17112
Spring Gate Vineyard, located in Harrisburg, PA, offers a unique twist as a brewery with a focus on artisanal craft beverages. Visitors can immerse themselves in a picturesque setting, surrounded by sprawling vineyards and charming rustic architecture. The brewery prides itself on blending traditional brewing techniques with innovative flavors, resulting in a diverse selection of handcrafted beers that cater to all palates.
Patrons can savor the distinct character of each brew while exploring the scenic grounds or relaxing on the outdoor patio. The brewery hosts regular events, from live music performances to tasting sessions, creating a vibrant atmosphere that invites guests to unwind and connect over a shared love for quality libations. Whether you're a seasoned beer enthusiast or simply looking to expand your palate, Spring Gate Vineyard promises a memorable brewery experience in the heart of Harrisburg.
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Abegail A.
12/21/2023
Our first Harvest Hosts experience was a success! Spring Gate Estate was the perfect overnight stop after a day at Hershey Park. I liked how welcoming the hosts were and how Spring Gate offers...
James N.
6/26/2025
New owners-Royal Winery So, here for trivia at dinner time. We are literally the only people here. No food trucks. We brought food and were told we couldn't eat it on property. They offer snacks....
Lindsey H.
7/15/2023
The property of this vineyard is beautiful. The layout was confusing at first and I didn't feel like there were enough signs, but people were helpful when we asked for directions. It was extremely...
Gerald S.
5/13/2024
Did the Sunday Brunch with Mimosa on 5/5/24. Weather was cold 50-55 degrees plus raining and the only option to sit was outside under a pavilion. And the pavilion was dripping water at the peak...
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