Reviews of Patone Cellars (Winery)

Alyssa Walker

Would give a zero stars if I could. The owner was not prepared for our bachelorette party which was booked weeks in advance and confirmed a few days prior. He forgot about us and opened the door saying “shit”. 4 tastings for $10 and barely 1 oz pours. All dry wines and not good, and I’m a big fan of dry wines. Don’t waste your money on this place. The owner basically kicked us out because he had somewhere he had to be.

Dottie Skocic

Dry wine, beautiful place, cordial people!

Daniel Connor

Despite the grounds still being under construction, Mario was very welcoming. The wine was of good quality for value price (two being $15 and the most being $28) They are slated to finish construction January 2017

Ruthie Kranz-Carl

A place in progress. Not finished. Wine tasting did not include one of the wines on the list. Wine was pretty good for PA wines.

Chris Kulak

All dry wines with oak finishing. The atmosphere wasn’t appealing. The gentleman who served us gave no explanation of the wines. It wasn’t a pleasant experience.

regina smith

Perfect wine. A superior winery in this area. Mario is passionate about wine and his business. Don't miss one of the best kept wines in the Chester county

Sean Coary

I suspect the five star reviews are fake reviews by the owner's friends to boost ratings. The tasting room is nothing more than a spartan garage. We walked in and requested a tasting. The owner (?) was rude and didn't tell us anything about what we would be drinking, whether we got a choice in the wines, or the price (of the tasting, or the wine bottles for purchase). When giving the tasting, he unsmilingly said the type of wine while he poured ("Merlot") and nothing about the year, tasting notes ... or anything at all. He mocked us for asking about a type of grape we hadn't heard of. We could overhear him talking to the one other party and at least giving a little bit more information. I don't know if this man is rude to most people who come in or just us, but combined with the non-atmosphere and mediocre wines it made for a truly unpleasant experience. We were doing a wine tour of the area, and I'm so glad we didn't come to Patone at the end of the day, as we left with an unpleasant taste in our mouth and were in desperate need of a palate cleanser. If you're looking to explore wines in the region, please go to one of the many other better wineries that actually put in an effort to create a pleasant experience; we liked the wines and outdoor space at Paradocx, and we particularly enjoyed the Va La tasting, which came with expansive notes, history, and cheese pairings. TL; DR Good luck to anyone committed to going to Patone, but there are way better options out there.

John L. Dougherty

Friendly, welcoming, good wine.