Six clusters of boutique wineries are sprinkled throughout Loudoun's bucolic countryside.
Sip Along Virginia's Wine Trails
Virginia is a wine destination unlike any other, with more than 300 wineries and dozens of wine trails surrounded by lavish scenery, breathtaking views, quaint small towns, and monumental historic sites.
Wine trails allow aficionados to sip their way across the Commonwealth and experience everything from Albarino to Viognier. Be sure to include an exclusive winemaker's dinner or festival to your trail pursuit. You may even happen upon live music and hot air balloon rides.
Stretch your stay a day or two longer when you book a travel package. Packages typically include winery visits, at least one night of accommodations, plus bonus items like meals, discounts, and extra goodies.
Explore Wine Trails
Find more than 40 wineries that call the Monticello AVA — named 2023 Wine Region of the Year by Wine Enthusiast — home.
Venture down scenic Route 151 and discover stunning wineries, plus several distilleries and breweries.
There are more than 20 wineries and vineyards that make up this trail through the Great Valley of Virginia.
Visit seven wineries and cideries in the Northern Neck and Middle Peninsula for coastal sips.
Relax among the rolling hills and sunny meadows while you sample wine, craft beer, and ciders from local spots.
Uncork and unwind in the Atlantic Coastal Plain area defined by the York and Pamunkey Rivers to the north and the James River to the south.
Enjoy the scenery of the Blue Ridge Mountains and Smith Mountain Lake while visiting six wineries.
Sip and sample the offerings at eight award-winning wineries in the Shenandoah Valley.
Sip and see why the rolling hills of the Piedmont make for delicious wines — not to mention gorgeous views.
Escape to the mountains and you'll find delightful wineries, distilleries, and more places to eat and explore.
Rappahannock County's five wineries are a short drive from one another and only an hour from DC.