About Chaddsford Winery
Chaddsford is Pennsylvania wine's founding flagship: Eric and Lee Miller's 1982 Brandywine Valley barn built the state's modern reputation, seriously made dry reds in the early decades and famously spiced pours since, the colonial barn on Baltimore Pike remaining the commonwealth's best-known cellar door.
Wyeth-country setting and four decades of name recognition keep it the state's reference point. Where Pennsylvania wine grew up.