Beer, Wine & Spirits
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Philly Has Quite a Few Kid-Friendly Beer Gardens, Here Are Some of the Best
Philadelphia has many great beer gardens that serve as not only a have a drink, but are friendly to the point that kids can enjoy themselves, as well, writes Laura Swartz for Philadelphia Magazine. At Morgan’s Pier, guests can enjoy views of the Delaware River and Ben Franklin Bridge. With specialty cocktails and numerous outdoor…
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Tariffs Poise Pennsylvania Craft Beer Industry for Higher Prices
President Donald Trump’s tariffs are bringing uncertainty into Pennsylvania’s craft beer industry, potentially leading to increased prices on various products, write Mike D’Onofrio and John Frank for AXIOS. Tariffs on equipment, kegs, aluminum cans, and ingredients are challenging brewers, especially small producers, in their efforts to keep prices steady. Craft beer is a major industry…
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Philadelphia Ranks Second in the State in Alcohol Consumption, But What Are They Drinking?
Philadelphia ranked as the second biggest alcohol consumer in Pennsylvania, with 18.5 million units sold at Fine Wine & Good Spirits stores from July 2023 to June 2024, write Garland Fordice, Lizzie Mulvey, and Chris A. Williams for The Philadelphia Inquirer. In the 19120 ZIP code of North Philadelphia, liquor is the most popular drink of choice with…
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How New Ownership Has Transformed Chaddsford Winery
New ownership is in the process of transforming the Chaddsford Winery, writes Paul Vigna for Penn Live. In October 2024, the Chester County winery was purchased by the owners of White Horse Winery in Hammonton, NJ. Brock J. Vinton II and his father Brock have operated White Horse since 2016 and are currently managing the…
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Time to Take in the View at These Delaware County Rooftop Bars
Warmer temperatures mean more outdoor dining and cocktails at rooftop bars. You need look no further than Delaware County to enjoy these scenic spring gatherings, writes Ben Silver and Lauren DePiero for Main Line Today. Azie in Media has a happy hour on weekdays from 4 to 6 PM, and an indoor and outdoor bar…
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Wine Lovers Adding More Cellars to Brandywine Valley Homes to Protect Their Collections
Wine cellars are becoming a must-have in the Brandywine Valley, as more wine collectors add them to their homes to safeguard their collections, writes Roger Morris for The Hunt. West Chester-based architect Richard Buchanan has noticed that the dream homes he designs throughout the region now often include cellars. “Since the pandemic, there’s definitely been…
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Crime & Punishment Brewing, Brewerytown’s Only Brewery, to Close Its Doors After 10-Year Run
After a ten-year run, Crime & Punishment Brewing, the only brewery in Brewerytown, is closing its doors for good on April 12, writes Jenn Ladd for The Philadelphia Inquirer. Owner and brewer Mike Paul said the decision to close the small rowhouse brewery on Girard Avenue was due to a combination of strained finances and…
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2SP Brewing Company in Aston Featuring Museum Art on a Can
Has 2SP Brewing Company’s new Public Domain beers feature artwork in Philadelphia that are also in the public domain, and therefore free to use. The first Public Domain beer, “Letters from Aston IPA” features Vincent van Gogh’s “The Postman” on a can. The original, dating back to 1889, is at the Barnes Foundation. The other…
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Supérette Wine Bar, Market, and Bottle Shop in South Philadelphia Quickly Gains Attention
Supérette, a new wine bar, market, and bottle shop at the corner of Cross Street and East Passyunk Avenue, is already drawing significant attention just days after opening, writes Chloé Pantazi-Wolber for Philadelphia Magazine. Chloé Grigri opened the South Philadelphia wine shop on March 7, several days before its planned opening on March 11. To…
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Brothers Kershner Brewing Continues Its Chester County Expansion with New Taproom
Skippack-based Brothers Kershner Brewing is continuing its expansion in Chester County with a new taproom in Avondale, writes Emma Dooling for the Philadelphia Business Journal. Co-founders Kevin and Basil Kershner are aiming for a May opening of their latest establishment called The Barrel by Brothers Kershner. The taproom will occupy a two-story, historic stone bank…
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Inside the Post-NFL Journey for East Fallowfield’s Retired Coach Dick Vermeil
Many former NFL coaches find great success after their coaching career ends—including former Eagles coach and East Fallowfield resident Dick Vermeil, writes Alex Hoegler for Total Pro Sports. Vermeil coached the Philadelphia Eagles from 1976 to 1982, successfully leading the team through four playoff seasons and one Super Bowl. After a fifteen-year break, Vermeil coached…
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This Restaurant in Rittenhouse Square is a Natural Wine Hot Spot
When people enter to dine at a.kitchen+bar in Rittenhouse Square, it’s easy to get lost in the delicious international dishes, but it’s wine is what really sets it apart from many other eateries, writes Julia Larson for Wine Spectator. The restaurant has a list of about 350 wines. According to wine director Frank Kinyon, to…
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Philadelphia Brewery Featured in Forbes’ Top Black-Owned Beer Brands for Your Next Happy Hour
Owned by brothers Richard and Mengistu Koilor, Two Locals Brewery has made Forbes’ list of top Black-owned beer brands for your next happy hour, writes Sheldon Goins for Forbes. The brothers shared a love for beer by exchanging photos of brews they found to be tasty or interesting. In 2016, they took their casual hobby…
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Eagles-Themed Beers and Spirits Are Permeating Throughout Region After Super Bowl Win
As the city continues to celebrate the Philadelphia Eagles winning Super Bowl LIX, local breweries and beverage makers have launched new Eagles-themed drinks, writes Emma Dooling for the Philadelphia Business Journal. Notably, the Eagles and Botld, the local distillery, have launched three new limited-edition Bird Gang World Champions 2024 whiskies to celebrate the team’s Super…
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Stateside Vodka, Maker of Popular Surfside Brand Drinks, Searches for New Distillery and Office Space
Stateside Vodka is currently in an active search to find a new office space and distillery as part of its efforts to support the company’s expanding operations, writes Emma Dooling for the Philadelphia Business Journal. The search comes after the company disregarded its plans to open a headquarters that would house its manufacturing, distribution, and…
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Grab a Bite and Have a Drink At the Most Exciting Restaurant Bars in Philly
Philadelphia has a number of restaurants with great bar programs that have transformed into great attractions throughout the city, writes Kae Lani Palsimano for Philadelphia Magazine. At The Kongsi Bar at Kampar, you can experience unique tastes of Malaysia. Some drink options include kopi (coffee) and martinis, which can be paired with your Kerabu Jantung…
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Husband-Wife Duo Has Big Goals for New, Forthcoming Fishtown Winery
Justice Figueras and Shannon Leocata Figueras, owners of the soon-to-open LeoFigs winery in Fishtown, wants it to have a living room-like feel for customers, writes Emma Dooling for the Philadelphia Business Journal. Prior to its March opening, they are planning to start offering wine classes and private events at the space in February. The Figueras…
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Cheer on the Eagles at Some of the Top Philly Sports Bars for Game Day
If you are looking for the perfect spot to wear your green and cheer on the Eagles with a lively crowd, these local sports bars have you covered, write Laura Swartz, Bradford Pearson, and Melissa Martens for Philadelphia Magazine. McGillin’s Olde Ale House is one of Philadelphia’s oldest bars and a truly memorable location to…
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