A new wine-focused concept is set to uncork in Conshohocken this summer.
Pieri Wine Garden, owned by Christina Pieri, will open at 127 E. Elm St., according to business filings.
The new spot will feature a 3000-square-foot restaurant, pickleball courts and bocce courts.
The six-acre Pieri Farm and Vineyard in Cooperburg produces the wine reflecting “true character” of the vineyard, Pennsylvania, each grape variety and every harvest year.
“From planting, trellising, tying, and leaf pulling to harvesting, we handle every step by hand. We care for the vineyard ourselves and take the grapes all the way through to production, bottling and packaging,” the website reads.
Christina’s husband, Brian Pieri, owns Pieri Hospitality Group, which operates The StoneRose, Bar Lucca and Bar Sera in Conshohocken. However, Pieri Wine Garden is a separate venture and is not affiliated with the hospitality group.
An official opening date has not been announced, however Christina told What Now Philadelphia the team is targeting a late August or early September opening.
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[Editor’s Note: This article has been updated with corrected information provided by the owner.]
