Let’s saying you’re deciding what to put in someone’s stocking and it can’t be coal this year. Consider checking out our December Holiday Shopping Guide for great gift ideas for stocking stuffers this year. You can purchase designer frames from Artistic Eyewear or Sterling Optical, holiday wine from Kreutz Creek Vineyards, winter beer from Sam Adams, and you can fortify your immune system with a home remedy from the Prana House.
Dita Statesman 5 — $850 — Artistic Eyewear — 610.738.7150 — 127 N High St
These stylish frames with blue on the top and brown on the bottom can complete any outfit. Darker blue tones are perfect for winter, but the lighter brown will fit into summer too. Quality frames that are made to last.
Holiday Wassil Wine — $18 — Kreutz Creek Vineyards — 610.436.5006 — 44 E Gay St
Made from Vidal Blanc grapes and pumpkins, with additions of cinnamon and cloves for a little spice. This sweet and savory wine can be served warm or chilled, perfect for any holiday gathering.
Jacque Maldonado “Be Well” Syrup — $17 — The Prana House — 610.436.1407 — 109 N Church St
This immune-boosting syrup is made with elderberries, astragalus, echinacea, alfalfa, ginger root, cinnamon, cloves, apple cider vinegar, and local raw honey. A shot a day is what you need f
Sam Adams Winter Classics 12-Pack — $21 — Spaz Beverage — 610.696.6320 — 1015 W Chester Pk
Enjoy the holiday season with a dark, cold beer from Spaz. They sell different varieties, including Samuel Adam Winter Classics, which goes nicely with a holiday meal. Each pack includes 12oz. bottles.
Cliff House Frames — $299 — Sterling Optical — 610.692.9289 — 40 E Gay St
Be classy and cool with this new pair of stylish blue aviator frames from the Maui Jim’s ophthalmic line. Perfect for anyone in any season, you can wear these frames with just about any outfit.
If you’re in need of more information about what we have to offer in our Holiday Shopping Guide, our December issue is available online and around town. Enjoy your holiday season while also shopping locally and supporting West Chester businesses.
