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Caihailian Vineyard

Caihailian Vineyard is owned by Bob and Anne Ramsey, and is named for their three fantastic kids: Cailin, Hailey, and Iain. Bob manages the 2.5 acre vineyard with an incredible amount of patience. Caihailian is located southwest of Charlottesville on the road to Wintergreen Resort, in the Monticello AVA.

Back in 2006 the Ramsey family harvested about 350 lbs. of grapes from the entire vineyard. Currently, they can get the same 350 lbs. from just one and a half rows. Fast forward to 2017, they harvested a whopping 6.8 tons (13,600 lbs.),

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Region	Central Virginia Region
Appellation AVA	Monticello AVA
Wine Trail	Monticello Wine Trail
Tasting Fee	$0.00
Reserve Tasting Fee	$0.00
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