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Boyd's Cardinal Hollow Winery

Boyd's Cardinal Hollow Winery

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3.8 Google Review
1830 W Point Pike, Lansdale, Pennsylvania, 19446, United States
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Jun 30, 2018
Weird place. Like an old bar but with wine. Wine was mediocre at best. The bartender was friendly at least. This is a simple one but I HATE when you ask for just water and they hand you a bottle of water and charge you for it. Maybe a “we only have bottles” or some warning would be nice.

Mar 31, 2018
My husband and I had a wine tasting class. Great presentation and great variety of wine! I would definitely recommend this place to my friends!

Jul 28, 2017
Amazing! They had a wide variety of wines, each very unique, and a great party room. I recommend you go here if you like to drink. And if you don't drink wine, they have beer on tap as well!

Jul 28, 2017
Went with my friends and had a great time! I really loved the Mead and the Jalapeño wine they had. I bought a few bottles that I definitely will not let go to waste.

Aug 7, 2016
The place is very nice inside and service was great. Only problem was that we were not informed that the taste samples cost money and my wife and I asked if they had cheese as most winery's do and we got a great cheese platter with crackers. Upon checkout our bill came to 105.00 for 4 bottles of wine and got charged 15.00 for cheese! Not a big deal if we were told about he cost. Never once during our visit was cost of anything ever disclosed. That to me is a big issue!!

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Opening Hours

Mon:12 pm - 6 pm
Tue:12 pm - 6 pm
Wed:12 pm - 6 pm
Thu:12 pm - 6 pm
Fri:11 am - 7 pm
Sat:11 am - 7 pm