Landenberg, PA · $$
At 1723 Vineyards we believe that great wine starts in the vineyard. The owners, Sarah and Ben Cody, are 5th generation farmers from the mid-west, with a passion for great wine and working with their hands. In 2014 they purchased 36 acres of the historic McMaster farm in Landenberg, PA. The farm was saved from high density development and has been placed in the Chester County Agricultural Land Preservation program. The vineyard is comprised of clay and silt loam soils, interspersed with gravelly quartz and schist. Premium wine grapes including Petit Verdot, Cabernet Franc, Chardonel and Albariño are all right at home. Join us for tasting flights, wines by the glass or bottle!
“Loved it has a great time I have been coming here my whole life and would recommend”
“Mia was so kind to me and my mom. Great wines, great service! 10/10 will be back again!”
“Very nice winery nestled in southern chester county in Landenberg. PA wines are always in question but 1723 has some very nice wines. Their white cab franc is very nice. A pleasant venue and staff.”
“A little exploratory fun in the Brandywine Wine Valley region. Beautiful little ride from PA to Delaware and back into "London-Britain Township" (PA) (with that name they must have wanted to appease the King versus revolt, ha). As a history buff, this place called out. 1723 Vineyards was part of the original New London Township, before current day Franklin Township was split off. New London Township was chartered in 1723, hence the naming. 1723 Vineyards consist of 7 acres planted on the historic McMaster farm in Landenberg, PA, with an additional 3 acres planted on the historic Ford Farm. Fun fact, Benjamin Franklin once owned a portion of the farm, along with adjoining property during the time he served as ambassador to France. Wine starts with terroir. They are focused on producing wines from varietals that thrive here in the mid-Atlantic region including Cabernet Franc, Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, Petit Verdot, Sauvignon Blanc and Muscat Ottonel. Yes, it's not as complex as faves from Walla Walla, France, or Cally but was good to slice a little local Maryland cheese and relax in the Vineyards for a flight of pours this 74 degree sunny afternoon and chat up the owner, Sarah Cody 😘”
“Terrific wine and super nice owners. We had a great tasting in their fairly new tasting room. It was too chilly to sit outside, but there were spots to sit and look at the vines and also spots to sit in the wine making room.”
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