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WeatherLea Farm & Vineyard

"Wool, Wine, Weddings & Weekends!"

WeatherLea Farm & Vineyard owners Malcolm and Pamela Baldwin host weddings and events as well as overnight guests, raise sheep and llamas, and grow wine grapes on a historic farm in northern Virginia.

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Region	Central Virginia Region
Appellation AVA	Middleburg AVA
Wine Trail	Monticello Wine Trail
Tasting Fee	$0.00
Reserve Tasting Fee	$0.00
Vineyard Acres	1

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