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Iron Heart Winery

Iron Heart Winery

Railroading Legacy

Iron Heart Winery stands on mineral-rich, and historical, ground in Allisonia, VA. A family owned farm nestled in the Appalachian Mountains of Southwest Virginia offering a charming retreat where all can comfortably enjoy each other’s company and excellent wine. Railroading and iron mining envelop the farm’s audacious history dating back to 1882, a tale that reveals resilient men and even stronger women.

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  • Blue Ridge Region
Wine Trail
  • Blue Ridge Wine Trail
Tasting Fee$6.00
Reserve Tasting Fee$10.00
Tour Fee$0.00
First Planted3/1/2013
Vineyard Acres1
Estate Acres1
WinemakerRick Hall
Vineyard Manager Rick Hall
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