Chaddsford Winery sold to New Jersey's Vinton family
- Chaddsford Winery, located in Pennsylvania, has been sold to the Vinton family, who own White Horse Winery in New Jersey.
- The Petrillo family, who co-founded Chaddsford Winery, announced their departure from the wine business and sought new ownership.
- The new ownership aims to maintain the winery's legacy while invigorating its future, with both wineries operating independently.
In Pennsylvania's Brandywine Valley, Chaddsford Winery, an award-winning establishment founded in 1982, has been sold to the Vinton family, who also own White Horse Winery in Hammonton, New Jersey. The sale comes nearly six months after the winery's co-founders, the Petrillo family, announced their departure from the wine business and sought new ownership. The Vinton family was chosen for their complementary strengths and strategies, ensuring a smooth transition for the winery's operations. Chaddsford Winery produces approximately 24,000 cases of wine annually and has received numerous accolades, including the Keystone Cup for Best White Wine in Pennsylvania. The new ownership aims to maintain the winery's legacy while invigorating its future. Both wineries will operate independently, allowing them to leverage their unique identities while benefiting from shared expertise. This acquisition marks a significant moment in the local wine industry, as it highlights the ongoing evolution and growth of winemaking in the region, particularly in the context of family-owned businesses. The Vinton family's experience in the industry is expected to bring fresh energy and innovation to Chaddsford Winery, ensuring its continued success in the competitive market.