The start of 2022 marks another year of Virginia Wine adventures and one-of-a-kind experiences. From new fans to longtime supporters, there’s an adventure around the corner for everyone. With 300+ wineries and so much to choose from, explore some of the unique offerings found across Virginia Wine Country and start planning for the new year.
New Wineries
Over the past year, many wineries have joined the Virginia Wine family. Here’s a preview of some of the new wineries to discover:
- Above Ground Winery
- Ecco Adesso Vineyards
- Endhardt Vineyards
- Fables & Feathers
- Firefly Cellars
- Great Valley Farm Brewery and Winery
- Hardware Hills Vineyard and Winery
- Hazy Mountain Vineyards & Brewery
- Merrie Mill Farm & Vineyard
- Old Farm Winery at Hartland
- Stoney Brook Vineyards
- The Winery at Sunshine Ridge Farm
- Three Creeks Winery
- Triple V Farms
- Williams Gap Vineyard
- Wind Vineyards at Laurel Grove
Outdoor Adventures
Enjoy the decadence of a winery visit paired with activities to enhance your Virginia Wine experience.
- Kayaking to Chatham Vineyards
- Horseback riding through the valley
- Hiking in the Blue Ridge
- Bike to Upper Shirley Vineyards on the Virginia Capital Trail
- Disc Golf at Little Washington Winery
- Four-day retreats with yoga and hiking at Veritas Vineyards
Luxury Stays
Don’t cut your visit to wine country short– stay in one of these inns, cottages and manors to make the visit even more memorable.
- Afton Mountain Vineyards Guest House & Cottages
- Albemarle Estate at Trump Winery
- Beliveau Estate Winery Manor House
- Bluemont Vineyard Cottages
- Burnley Vineyards
- Cardinal Point Winery
- Chisholm Vineyards at Adventure Farm
- Delfosse Vineyards & Winery Log Cabin
- Eastwood Farm and Winery
- Glass House Winery Bed and Breakfast
- Hope and Glory Inn at Dog And Oyster Vineyard
- Ingleside Vineyards Cottages
- Jefferson Vineyards
- Meriwether Springs Vineyard & Brewery Bed and Breakfast
- Mount Ida Farm & Vineyard
- The 1804 Inn at Barboursville
- The Farmhouse at Veritas Vineyards
- The Inn at Nicewonder Farm & Yurt Village
- The Inn at Stinson Vineyards
- The Suites at Prince Michel
- Wedmore Place at Williamsburg Winery
On-site Dining
Forget the packed lunch, these wineries have world-class restaurants and food options designed to pair with any glass offered in the tasting room.
- 868 Estate Vineyards
- Bluemont Vineyard
- Breaux Vineyards
- Chrysalis Vineyards at the Ag District
- Creeks Edge Winery
- CrossKeys Vineyards
- Early Mountain Vineyards
- Gabriel Archer Tavern at The Williamsburg Winery
- Hillsborough Winery, Brewery & Vineyard
- Mermaid Winery
- Narmada Winery
- Palladio at Barboursville Vineyards
- Pippin Hill Farm & Vineyards
- Potomac Point Vineyard & Winery
- Quattro Goombas Winery & Brewery
- The Vineyards & Winery at Lost Creek
- Trump Winery
- Upper Shirley Vineyards
Breathtaking Views
You’ll find stunning and diverse views all across the state, but there are some unique ones to seek out for the picturesque moment.
From the mountain tops
Views of the water
At the foot of the mountain
Other Photo-Op Worthy Spots
Pose with a Virginia Love sign here:
- Blue Quartz Winery
- Cardinal Point Winery
- Chateau MerrillAnne Winery
- DuCard Vineyards
- Hickory Hill Vineyards
- Peaks of Otter Winery
- Potomac Point Winery
- Prince Michel Vineyard & Winery
- Morais Vineyards & Winery
- Narmada Winery
- Stanburn Winery
- Thatch Winery
- Veritas Vineyards
Small Producers & Unique Productions
Try unique productions and experimentations, you’ll find trends like Pet Nats, orange wines and more sustainable wines. Tasting small batch productions and winemakers’ second labels will give you an inside taste of what experimentation looks like in the Commonwealth.
- Domaine Finot & King Family Vineyards Small Batch Series
- Jake Busching Wines
- Joy Ting Wines
- Lightwell Survey
- October 1 Vineyard
- Quartzwood Farm
- R.A.H Wine Co.
- Vino Dal Bosco – Gabriele Rausse Winery
Rich With History
Wine has a long history in Virginia, but the resurgence of Virginia Wine began in the late 1970s and all of these wineries had a part to play.
- Barboursville Vineyards – Historic ruins of Gov. James Barbour’s home designed by Jefferson.
- Chrysalis Vineyards at the Ag District – Revival of Norton
- Gabriele Rausse Winery – Virginia’s first vinifera wine pioneer
- Horton Vineyards – contributions of Dennis Horton, start of Viognier production
- Jefferson Vineyards – The same site where Jefferson and Philip Mazzei experimented with planting grapes
- Linden Vineyards – Jim Law study and focus of Virginia terroir
- Mountain Cove Vineyards – Virginia’s Oldest Winery
- Philip Carter Winery – Founding family of American Wine
Wine Trails
If you’re looking to spend a day or weekend in wine country and are looking for guidance planning your trip, seek out one of 20 wine trails across the Commonwealth. You’ll taste wine made from similar terroir, but uniquely produced, along the way.
- Bedford County Wine Trail
- Blue Ridge “Whiskey Wine Loop”
- Blue Ridge Wine Way
- Botetourt County Wine Trail
- Chesapeake Bay Wine Trail
- Fauquier County Wine Trail
- Foothills Scenic Wine Trail
- Grapes and Grains Trail
- Heart of Virginia Wine Trail
- Jefferson Heritage Trail
- Loudoun Wine Trail
- Monticello Wine Trail
- Mountain Road Wine Experience
- Nelson 151
- Shenandoah County Wine Trail
- Shenandoah Spirits Trail
- Shenandoah Valley Wine Trail
- Skyline Wine Trail
- The General’s Wine and History Trail
- Tween Rivers Trail
Cider & Mead
While exploring all Virginia Wine has to offer, you shouldn’t miss the opportunity to try growing cider and mead projects across the state. Learn more about them both, below.
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