About Allegro Winery
Allegro is one of the older wineries in southern York County. Bill planted the vineyard in 1973, John and Tim bought the property in 1978 and opened the winery in 1981, and Kris and Carl have run it since 2001. The list covers dry reds, whites and rosé, semi-sweet and sweet wines, fortified wines and a line of fruit drinks called Allegro Unplugged, and there's an Allegro Brewery Taproom on site too.
The tasting room on Vineyard Road is open daily, with indoor seating and outdoor tables in good weather. Wine is sold by the glass or bottle to enjoy on the grounds, along with cheese, charcuterie, crackers and tapenade. From May through October, live music plays on the front lawn on Saturdays and Sundays from 1 to 4, rain or shine; it's free, needs no ticket, moves into the taproom in bad weather, and food trucks often come along.
Families are welcome: anyone under 21 can come with an adult relative, and well-behaved dogs on a leash can join you outdoors. Some ticketed events are 21 and older. Outside food and drinks, coolers, water bottles and insulated cups are not allowed. Tastings are limited to groups of six or fewer, and limos and passenger vans are not accepted. Allegro also pours a small rotating selection at its wine shop inside Brown's Orchard and Farm Market.
Abraham's Battlefield Lavender near Gettysburg is the nearest lavender farm on our list, about an hour west; check its open days before planning the two together.
What to do
- Taste dry and sweet wines in the tasting room, open daily
- Hear free live music on the lawn, Saturdays and Sundays 1-4 p.m., May through October
- Order a beer at the Allegro Brewery Taproom
- Pair a glass with cheese, charcuterie and tapenade
- Bring your leashed dog for an afternoon outdoors
Season, hours and prices
- Season
- Tasting room open daily; free weekend live music May through October
Good to know
- Age
- 21 or older to taste or drink alcohol
- Dogs
- Leashed (outdoors only)
Tips for your visit
- Groups larger than six can't do a tasting, and limos and vans are turned away
- Leave coolers, water bottles and insulated cups in the car
- Some events are ticketed and 21+; check the events page first
- Plan a designated driver for the country roads
Pair it with a lavender farm
Abraham's Battlefield Lavender · about 60 minutes away
Abraham's Battlefield Lavender near Gettysburg is about an hour west, close enough to combine with a weekend music afternoon at Allegro.
Getting there
Questions
Can kids and dogs come to Allegro?
Yes. Guests under 21 are welcome with an adult relative, and leashed dogs are welcome outdoors.
Is the live music free?
Yes. Weekend music from May through October is free and needs no ticket.
Can I bring my own food?
No. Outside food, drinks and coolers are not allowed; snacks are sold on site.
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