8 Haunted stops!

Join us for a haunted ghost tour and whiskey tasting!

For those not yet aware, the town of New Hope is notoriously haunted - quite possibly the most haunted town in America!

Located along the scenic Delaware River, New Hope has history dating back before the Revolutionary war. The town's history and that of American whiskey in Pennsylvania align in many ways. Let’s discover where their stories cross. Each whiskey is thoughtfully paired with each of the haunted sites on the tour. (Each pairing will involve what may have been historically accurate or what may have been available at the local tavern when each spirit lived and walked these very streets...)
Perhaps the thirsty specters of New Hope will join us for a sip...

-The Dram Devotees of Bucks County

#3- Nomad Distilling This distillery's satellite location is a tasting room for their diverse portfolio of spirits. It's located in one of New Hope's historic shops on Main Street. Here, we'll discuss the importance of locally crafted spirits. We'll browse their shop and taste one of Nomad Distilling Company's autumn-inspired whiskeys.

#4 Human Robot Tasting Room The The Aquatong Creek, which flows behind the taproom and into the Delaware River holds a wealth of history! The Human Robot's taproom is a satellite location for their Philadelphia brewery. They will allow each guest to choose a sample from the seasonal beers on tap.

#5 Zoubi Restaurant Joseph Pickett is the most famous ghost in New Hope and has been sighted by many locals in the town. We will discuss the hauntings not only in the building but around town. Our tour guide has actually had an experience with this ghost...This stop will be paired with TBD bourbon.

#6 Ava Redmond Gallery The Parry Mansion was built in 1784 by Benjamin Parry, one of New Hope's founders. The house was occupied by 4 generations of Benjamin Parry's direct descendants. Not only does the mansion have a history of hauntings , but so does the building next door, which is haunted by the ghosts of Jaques and Britt. We will pause to browse the gallery's original artwork. The pairing here will be a TBD rye whiskey.

#7 Ivy Lane The New Hope and Ivyland Railroad has been operating through New Hope since 1891! It was originally known as the New Hope Branch of the Reading Company and continues to operate today, ferrying tourists on excusions through Bucks County. We will stop at Ivy Lane's shop along the tracks and browse their wares. The pairing here will be a TBD rye whiskey.