Visit our gorgeous vineyard and winery bordering the eastern slope of Shenandoah National Park. We offer estate-grown wines with a friendly, knowledgeable staff providing a memorable and incomparable tasting experience. In the 2025 Virginia Governor's cup we have been awarded one of twelve spots in the Governor's Case for our 2023 Cabernet Franc Reserve. In addition we received gold medals for our 2022 Cabernet Franc Reserve, 2021 Triskele, and 2023 Cabernet Franc Reserve. Plan a visit to try our Gold Medal Flight!  Our new 2024 Rosé  has been named one of VinePair's top 30 Roses for 2025! Our peaceful setting is a psychological and wine-ological getaway from the outside world. Live music on the weekends with no cover, family and dog friendly, Virgina Green. 

Visit Early Mountain Vineyards in Virginia’s wine country, offering award-winning wines, breathtaking views of the Blue Ridge Mountains, and locally inspired dining. Enjoy our elegant tasting room and explore unique events that highlight Virginia’s rich winemaking tradition.

Barboursville Vineyards in Virginia offers an unforgettable wine country experience, blending sustainable winemaking, rich history, and award-winning wines. Visitors enjoy scenic tours, intimate tastings, and fine dining at Palladio Restaurant. With iconic wines and historic Jefferson-designed ruins, Barboursville invites guests to immerse in Virginia’s finest wine culture and landscape.

Founded in 2015, Valley Road Vineyard has already garnered a reputation for Great Wine, Great People, and Great Place. With a gold medal-winning, Petit Verdot in the Virginia Governor's Case in its first year, Valley Road has gone on to receive medals for its Viognier and Meritage varietals -- plus rave reviews from visitors for its blends, sparkling wines and rosé. Located at the north end of Route 151, just south of Route 250 in Albemarle County, Valley Road Vineyards serves as the gateway to the Nelson 151 corridor and its beautiful Blue Ridge vistas.

Welcome to Stinson Vineyards: A Boutique Winery in Virginia’s Blue Ridge

Discover the enchanting Keswick Vineyards on Virginia's Monticello Wine Trail, a short drive from Charlottesville. This family-owned gem, nestled in the Piedmont region, offers a captivating retreat with its breathtaking landscapes and expertly crafted wines. Visitors can enjoy the lush, rolling hills and extensive vineyards, where the fertile soil and ideal climate nurture premium Viognier, Cabernet Franc, and Merlot grapes. The rustic yet elegant tasting room provides a cozy atmosphere for sampling exceptional wines, enhanced by panoramic views of the countryside. Keswick Vineyards not only serves as a paradise for wine aficionados with its top-tier vintages and educational tastings but also hosts weddings and festivals, making it a key cultural venue. Experience the beauty and tradition of Virginia winemaking at Keswick Vineyards, where every visit promises a harmonious blend of natural beauty and refined taste.

King Family Vineyards is a family owned and operated winery located at the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains in Crozet, Virginia just fifteen minutes from Charlottesville. The winery specializes in the production of ultra-premium wines that showcase the remarkable quality and terroir of the Monticello AVA.

Grace Estate Winery was established in 2013 with the mission to create wine that exhibited the unique aspects of our Mount Juliet Vineyard. Now more than 20 years after its initial planting, our vineyard yields unsurpassed quality with each harvest, exemplifying the terroir of the Monticello region. The vineyards, as old as 25th leaf, are planted on various soils, and include 12 grape varieties from white wine varietals Viognier, Chardonnay, Petit Manseng, Sauvignon Blanc and Chenin Blanc, Vidal Blanc to red wine varietals Merlot, Malbec, Petit Verdot, Tannat, Cabernet Franc, Cabernet Sauvignon.

Ankida Ridge - The Vrooman Family Farm & Vineyard is a family-run, micro-boutique vineyard, farm and winery located in Amherst County at 1800 feet on the eastern slope of the Blue Ridge Mountains.