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1867 Mefferts Run Road
Wilcox, PA 15870
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Wilcox, PA 15870
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January 2014 -
Our staff at The Winery at Wilcox hit the snowy roads of Pennsylvania on January 4th and 5th, making their way to The Pennsylvania Farm Show Complex in Harrisburg, PA for the first wine festival of the 2014 - The Pennsylania Farm Show!
Our staff spent two days among crowds of Ag enthusiests serving and selling wine. We also entered a selection of our wines into competition. Here were our results:
GOLD:
-Valvin Muscat
-Wedding White
SILVER:
-Clarion River Red
-East Branch Sunset
-Pinot Grigio
BRONZE:
-Viognier
-Blueberry Mist
-Schokoladenkirschwein
-Bearly Blush
Our staff at The Winery at Wilcox hit the snowy roads of Pennsylvania on January 4th and 5th, making their way to The Pennsylvania Farm Show Complex in Harrisburg, PA for the first wine festival of the 2014 - The Pennsylania Farm Show!
Our staff spent two days among crowds of Ag enthusiests serving and selling wine. We also entered a selection of our wines into competition. Here were our results:
GOLD:
-Valvin Muscat
-Wedding White
SILVER:
-Clarion River Red
-East Branch Sunset
-Pinot Grigio
BRONZE:
-Viognier
-Blueberry Mist
-Schokoladenkirschwein
-Bearly Blush
February 2014 -
From the tasting room to the ten pin lanes, it turns out wine isn’t the only thing our employees are good at rolling out. Winery at Wilcox staff members traded their wine bottles for bowling balls last weekend when we gathered at DuBois Bowling Lanes for some team bonding. Having locations across Pennsylvania, it can be difficult for everyone to meet up, so we took our employees out of the store and placed them on the lanes.
Employees from our Wilcox, DuBois, State College and Settler’s Ridge locations made up two teams, Shenanigans Strikes Again and Ten Pins of Pain. After a couple of hours of spares, strikes and gutter balls, Team Shenanigans would bring home the gold. And while it’s pretty safe to say none of us will be quitting our day jobs to become professional bowlers, we all enjoyed working with and cheering on our fellow teammates…which in the end makes us all winners!
From the tasting room to the ten pin lanes, it turns out wine isn’t the only thing our employees are good at rolling out. Winery at Wilcox staff members traded their wine bottles for bowling balls last weekend when we gathered at DuBois Bowling Lanes for some team bonding. Having locations across Pennsylvania, it can be difficult for everyone to meet up, so we took our employees out of the store and placed them on the lanes.
Employees from our Wilcox, DuBois, State College and Settler’s Ridge locations made up two teams, Shenanigans Strikes Again and Ten Pins of Pain. After a couple of hours of spares, strikes and gutter balls, Team Shenanigans would bring home the gold. And while it’s pretty safe to say none of us will be quitting our day jobs to become professional bowlers, we all enjoyed working with and cheering on our fellow teammates…which in the end makes us all winners!
November 2014 -
The Winery at Wilcox was honored to accept recognition from
the House of Representatives. Representative Mathew M.
Gabler presented Winery at Wilcox Vice President
Jamie Williams with a citation this November for the winery’s
exemplary community involvement.
The award states, “The House of Representatives of
Pennsylvania takes great pleasure in recognizing those
organizations which contribute to the benefit of their
community and ultimately to all citizens of the Commonwealth."
The Winery at Wilcox celebrated 20 years in business this
summer. Over those two decades we have prided ourselves
on our involvement in the local community. Our Hope Whispers
project has donated $18,000 to the Breast Care Services at
the Hahne Regional Cancer Center at Penn Highlands
Healthcare since 2010. We’ve also teamed up with the
DuBois Fire Company to produce a special label program
that gives back to the DuBois community.
The award also highlights the involvement of our owners on both state and national levels. Winery President Mike Williams and Vice President Jamie Williams have been active in not only Pennsylvania and Ohio’s wine industry boards like the Farm Bureau Board of Directors and Ohio’s State Board (OGIC), but also national industry boards, like WineAmerica. Jamie Williams, states, “We are proud to have helped pave the way for the future of Pennsylvania’s wine industry, while helping other wineries succeed along the way.”
The Winery at Wilcox was honored to accept recognition from
the House of Representatives. Representative Mathew M.
Gabler presented Winery at Wilcox Vice President
Jamie Williams with a citation this November for the winery’s
exemplary community involvement.
The award states, “The House of Representatives of
Pennsylvania takes great pleasure in recognizing those
organizations which contribute to the benefit of their
community and ultimately to all citizens of the Commonwealth."
The Winery at Wilcox celebrated 20 years in business this
summer. Over those two decades we have prided ourselves
on our involvement in the local community. Our Hope Whispers
project has donated $18,000 to the Breast Care Services at
the Hahne Regional Cancer Center at Penn Highlands
Healthcare since 2010. We’ve also teamed up with the
DuBois Fire Company to produce a special label program
that gives back to the DuBois community.
The award also highlights the involvement of our owners on both state and national levels. Winery President Mike Williams and Vice President Jamie Williams have been active in not only Pennsylvania and Ohio’s wine industry boards like the Farm Bureau Board of Directors and Ohio’s State Board (OGIC), but also national industry boards, like WineAmerica. Jamie Williams, states, “We are proud to have helped pave the way for the future of Pennsylvania’s wine industry, while helping other wineries succeed along the way.”