Cellar Beast Winehouse Jim Thorpe
West Coast grapes. East Coast Beast. Now pouring on Broadway.
Located inside The Y on Broadway in historic downtown Jim Thorpe, Cellar Beast Winehouse Jim Thorpe brings our West Coast fruit and Old World-inspired winemaking to the heart of town.
Join us for a guided wine tasting, settle in with a glass on the patio, or discover a bottle to take home before heading back out to explore Jim Thorpe.
Reserve a TastingGet DirectionsWine tasting in the heart of Jim Thorpe.
Right on Broadway and steps from the shops, restaurants, and sights of historic Jim Thorpe, our Winehouse is an easy addition to a day or weekend in town.
Explore Cellar Beast through a guided tasting, enjoy a glass on the patio, or stop in to see what we’re pouring. Our team will introduce you to wines made from West Coast fruit with an approach rooted in Old World winemaking traditions.
Want to go deeper? Visit Cellar Beast Winehouse Andreas, where our wines are made and where you can experience tours, tastings, dinners, releases, and more.
Plan Your VisitVisit Cellar Beast Winehouse Jim Thorpe
69 Broadway
Jim Thorpe, PA 18229
Inside The Y on Broadway
Wednesday–Thursday: 4–9 PM
Friday: 2–9 PM
Saturday: 12–9 PM
Sunday: 12–6 PM
Six wines. One guided experience.
Our guided tasting takes you through six curated Cellar Beast wines over approximately 45 minutes to an hour.
You’ll explore wines made from fruit sourced from distinctive vineyards across Washington and Oregon while our team walks you through the varieties, vineyards, and Old World-inspired winemaking behind each glass.
Come knowing everything about wine. Come knowing nothing about wine. Either works here.
Reservations are recommended, especially on busy Jim Thorpe weekends.
Reserve Your SpotComing with a group of ten or more? Email reservations@cellarbeastwine.com and our team can help arrange your visit.
West Coast fruit. Old World inspiration. Made in Pennsylvania.
The Fruit
Great wine starts with great fruit. We source from vineyards across Washington and Oregon, choosing growing partners, varieties, and sites we believe have something worth expressing.
The Winemaking
The fruit travels east. We take it from there. At our Andreas Winehouse, our team turns West Coast fruit into Cellar Beast wines with an approach rooted in Old World winemaking traditions, French-inspired techniques, small-lot production, and minimal intervention.
The Experience
Wine should be taken seriously. Drinking it doesn’t have to be. Our guided tastings are educational without the pretension, whether you know your favorite AVA by heart or you’re still figuring out what you like.
At Jim Thorpe, experience Cellar Beast right on Broadway with guided tastings, wines by the glass, bottles to take home, and our outdoor patio.
Visiting Cellar Beast Winehouse Jim Thorpe
Where is the Jim Thorpe tasting room?
We’re at 69 Broadway, Jim Thorpe, PA 18229, inside The Y on Broadway in the heart of downtown. Get directions.
What are your opening hours?
Wednesday–Thursday 4–9 PM, Friday 2–9 PM, Saturday 12–9 PM and Sunday 12–6 PM.
Do I need to book a tasting?
Our guided tasting is six curated wines over about 45 minutes to an hour. We recommend booking on our tastings page, especially on busy weekends; we do our best to fit in walk-ins.
Can I stop in for a glass?
Absolutely. Stop in during regular hours for a glass, enjoy a flight on the patio, or grab a bottle to take home.
Can I buy bottles to take home?
Yes — the tasting room pours by the glass and sells bottles to go. You can also shop the collection online.
Is this where Cellar Beast wines are made?
Our wines are made at Cellar Beast Winehouse Andreas, our original Winehouse and production facility at the foot of Blue Mountain. For a deeper look at Cellar Beast winemaking, visit us in Andreas for tastings, tours, dinners, releases, and seasonal experiences.
Do you host groups or private events?
Yes. For groups of ten or more, email reservations@cellarbeastwine.com or see private events.
How do I join the Cellar Beast Wine Club?
Visit the Wine Club page for membership benefits and sign-up.
West Coast fruit. Pennsylvania Winehouse. Old World inspiration. A different kind of Pennsylvania wine.