Adams County Winery participates in Hops & Vines for Hunger Campaign

This November, Adams County Winery is joining Feeding PA, Breweries in PA, and PA Eats for a month-long fundraising campaign – Hops & Vines for Hunger – to raise funds and awareness around the growing need for hunger relief and nutrition education resources in our state.


Craft breweries and wineries across Pennsylvania will donate proceeds from a variety of ways: beer/wine of their choice, hosting special events, offering roundup options on bills, and more. Adams County Winery will be offering two specialty drinks, an Autumn Apple Sangria and a Thanksgiving Sangria, throughout November and donating a portion of the proceeds after the month-long campaign.


Proceeds from the campaign will benefit Feeding Pennsylvania’s nine member food banks to serve Pennsylvanians facing hunger and a portion will support the development of nutrition education resources created by PA Eats. This additional designation towards nutrition education is aimed to highlight the combined mission of Feeding Pennsylvania and PA Eats to not just provide access to fresh, nutritious food – but also educate and provide resources so our neighbors facing hunger feel empowered to prepare nutritious meals for their families.


The Hops & Vines for Hunger campaign is spearheaded by Feeding Pennsylvania, a group which aids member food banks in securing food and other resources; PA Eats, a non-profit that showcases Pennsylvania’s food culture, and Breweries in PA, an online craft beer news site.

Adams County Winery opened its doors in 1975 in Orrtanna, PA, and is currently Pennsylvania’s fifth oldest operating winery, as well as the Gettysburg area’s original winery. The Farm Winery location sits on over 75 acres of rolling hills and farmland while operating out of an 1860’s registered historic PA bank barn. In 1988, one of their most popular wines, Tears of Gettysburg was born and remains one of the oldest wines in Pennsylvania. The vineyard is home to five different varieties of grapes, spanning over 12.5 acres. Adams County Winery is nine-time winner of Best Winery in the Gettysburg’s Greatest awards, and a local favorite spot to relax and enjoy a glass of local PA wine.

For more information, please call 717.334.4631 or visit us on the web at www.adamscountywinery.com. More information on Hops & Vines For Hunger can be found at www.feedingpa.org/ourprograms/hopsvineshunger/ .

About Feeding Pennsylvania


Feeding Pennsylvania is a collaborative effort of nine Feeding America-affiliated food banks in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. The mission of Feeding Pennsylvania is to promote and aid our member food banks in securing food and other resources to reduce hunger and food insecurity in our communities and across Pennsylvania and to provide a shared voice on the issues of hunger and food access within the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.

About PA Eats

Pennsylvania food, drink, and agriculture holds a special place in our hearts at PA Eats. Through the educational programming on PAEats.com, we put the spotlight on small and large producers, farmers and communities in Pennsylvania, giving our state’s food and drink culture the credit it deserves. We also feel strongly that as a platform about food in PA we need to help ensure that all our neighbors have the access and knowledge to eat well. Through innovative educational programming and our partnership with Feeding PA, PA Eats helps educate and inspire food-insecure Pennsylvanians to cook fresh, healthy and affordable meals.

About Breweries In PA

Breweries in PA is a digital promotion company that connects beer drinkers to the PA Craft Breweries they love. You can find out more about us at BreweriesInPa.com.

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