Barrel Oak Winery

Dog-Friendly Winery

Relax and discover our destination winery just off I-66, one hour west of DC and a world away. Enjoy award-winning wine, sweeping historic vistas, live music, and glorious sunsets from our extensive patio and picnic grounds. Take a tour of our wine cellar or a horseback ride through our vineyards. Our family and dog-friendly winery is the perfect place to spend the day!

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Region	Northern Virginia Region
Appellation AVA	Middleburg AVA
Wine Trail	Fauquier Wine Trail Vintage Piedmont
Tasting Fee	$7.00
Reserve Tasting Fee	$35.00
Tour Fee	$0.00
Vineyard Acres	1
Winemaker	Sharon
Vineyard Manager	Sharon

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