Carley Razzi Leads Penns Woods Winery with Vision, Tradition and Stewardship

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Carley Razzi stands with her father, Gino Razzi, founder of Penns Woods Winery, inside the winery’s production facility in Chadds Ford. Photo credit: Erin Ingraffia Photography.

With Vision, Tradition and Stewardship, Carley Razzi Leads Penns Woods Winery Carley Razzi represents a new generation of leadership in Pennsylvania winemaking. As co owner and president of Penns Woods Winery in Chadds Ford, she helps guide the strategic direction, marketing and daily operations of one of the region’s established estate wineries. Penns Woods Winery was founded in 2001 by her father, Gino Razzi, an…

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Beating Cabin Fever: Yoga and Wine at Chaddsford Winery

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Rachel Doucette, founder of The Yoga Space, will lead a cozy Yoga and Wine experience inside the Vintner House at Chaddsford Winery on January 24. Photo credit: Photo courtesy of The Yoga Space and Chaddsford Winery.

Escape Cabin Fever with Yoga and Wine at Chaddsford Winery As winter settles in across the Brandywine Valley and fresh snow lingers on the landscape, many are finding themselves craving moments that feel restorative and refreshing without requiring a full escape from the season. On January 24, 2026, Yoga and Wine at Chaddsford Winery offers just that, inviting participants to step out of their usual…

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“Raise a Glass to the Cursed Carnival: Chaddsford Winery’s Adult Trick or Treat Returns for a Spirited 12th Year”

CHADDS FORD, Pa. — Chaddsford Winery is once again turning Halloween into a grown-up celebration, as its beloved Adult Trick or Treat event returns for a 12th year with a brand-new twist: The Cursed Carnival. The sell-out tradition runs Saturdays and Sundays from October 4 through November 2, 2025, with hourly tour times from 12 to 5 p.m. (winery grounds remain open until 7 p.m.).…

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From Vine to Glass: Discover the Brandywine Valley Wine Trail

Brandywine Valley Wine Trail Showcases Region’s Vineyards and Cideries CHADDS FORD, Pa. — The Brandywine Valley Wine Trail is raising a glass to southeastern Pennsylvania’s winemaking tradition, offering visitors a scenic and flavorful journey through the region’s rolling hills and historic countryside. Located just minutes from Philadelphia, the trail is a collaboration of wineries and cideries dedicated to promoting the Brandywine Valley as a premier…

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Battle of Brandywine Weekend Returns with New ‘Tavern Night’ Experience

CHADDS FORD, Pa. — The Chadds Ford Historical Society’s signature living history event — the annual Battle of Brandywine reenactment — is returning Sept. 13-14 with new energy, a richer program, and a brand-new highlight: Tavern Night in the Grove. This evening gathering, debuting Saturday at 6 p.m., promises to immerse guests in the lively atmosphere of an 18th-century tavern. The night will kick off…

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Concord OKs winery expansion

Despite objections from some residents, Concord Township Council approved an expansion plan for Penns Woods Winery last week. The expansion would be for the barn and parking areas at 124 Beaver Valley Road. As previously reported, the barn would be expanded from 1,400 square feet to 4,500 square feet with a deck. Objections from neighbors, expressed both during the June 3 Council meeting and the…

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2024 in review part 2

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A Mediterranean inspired garden is part of the new West Conservatory built as part of Longwood Reimagined. (File photo)

The second half of 2024 saw a convicted murderer back in court, a reimagined Longwood Gardens, a Unionville High. School grad helped the U.S. win Olympic gold, the sale of The Chaddsford Winery, a revamped courtyard at the Brandywine Museum of Art, and an end of the Chadds Ford Business Association. July PennDOT announced some updates for work on two area roads. Route 1 from…

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2024 in review part 1

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Fishing came back to Newlin Grist Mill.

As with all years, some events and news were better than others. For Chadds Ford Township, the year began with a new township manager, a new supervisor, and the death of a supervisor. January Lacey Faber became the new full-time manager for the township. She replaced Matt Baumann. “What attracted me to coming to Chadds Ford is how entrenched it is with history and open…

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Future changes for CF Winery

The Chaddsford Winery is now under the ownership of the Vinton family of Delaware. The Vintons already own the White Horse Winery in New Jersey but the winery on Route 1 in Pennsbury Township will remain the Chaddsford Winery. Even though the other winery is in New Jersey, the Chadds Ford area is nothing new for the Vinton family. BJ Vinton lives in Greenville, Del.…

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Chaddsford Winery sold

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Sold

It was announced in March that the Chaddsford Winery was up for sale and now the sale is a done deal. The winery announced on Sept. 30 that CFW was sold to the Vinton family who own the White Horse Winery in New Jersey. In a press release, Chaddsford Winery’s General Manager Corey Krejcik said of the sale, “When we began this process, our goal…

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Around Town May 30

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The Delaware County Symphony will perform a free concert at Rose Tree Park on Wednesday, June 12, at 7:30 p.m.

• The next performance of the Delaware County Symphony will be a free concert in Rose Tree Park on Wednesday, June 12 at 7:30 p.m. That night is the opening for the Rose Tree Summer Festival with a concert that includes orchestral favorites bursting with excitement. The symphony will be performing extracts from Carmen and Beethoven’s 6th Symphony, alongside popular marches, and some special surprises.…

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