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2026

Mural City Cellars

Mural City Cellars is Philadelphia’s first independently owned urban winery, dedicated to producing approachable, minimal-intervention wines using grapes sourced exclusively from small farms within a 300-mile radius of the city. By partnering with local growers across the East Coast, handcrafting fruit-forward wines, and collaborating with Philadelphia artists to design their labels, the winery celebrates both regional agriculture and the city’s vibrant creative community. Beyond winemaking, Mural City Cellars is committed to giving back through donations that support neighborhood public art and urban farming initiatives, creating a community-focused wine experience that champions sustainability, local craftsmanship, and the growing East Coast wine movement.

Founded

2019

Industry

Food and beverages

Notable Facts

Operates in an urban area

2026 Honoree in Customer Champions

Mural City Cellars has been recognized as a Customer Champion in the CO—100. This category celebrates businesses that have set themselves apart through outstanding customer service and innovative engagement strategies. These businesses have not only prioritized customer satisfaction but have also significantly expanded their customer base by employing unique and creative approaches. The CO—100 is the annual list of the 100 best and brightest small and mid-sized businesses in America.

Overview–

Mural City Cellars Overview

Leadership

Co-Founder

Nicholas Ducos

Contact

Address

1831 Frankford Avenue Philadelphia, PA 19125

Social

Business Size

Staff Size

1-5 employees

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