Wineries of the Shenandoah Valley
Virginia's Shenandoah Valley AVA is one of the state's oldest growing regions. These wineries pour by the glass or flight, host events, and most welcome visitors without an appointment.
Barren Ridge Vineyards
Fishersville, AugustaRestored 1930s apple barn turned tasting room with sweeping views.
Rockbridge Vineyard
Raphine, RockbridgePioneering Valley winery known for V d'Or dessert wine.
CrossKeys Vineyards
Mount Crawford, RockinghamTuscan-style estate winery with restaurant and weekend events.
Ox-Eye Vineyards
Staunton, AugustaNestled in the heart of Augusta County near Staunton, Virginia, Ox-Eye Vineyards offers a taste of the Shenandoah Valley's burgeoning wine scene. Visitors can anticipate exploring a selection of wines crafted from locally grown grapes, ofte
Bluestone Vineyard
Bridgewater, RockinghamFamily vineyard with Massanutten views and a wraparound porch.
Lexington Valley Vineyard
Rockbridge Baths, RockbridgeHome | Lexington Valley Vineyard | Lexington, Virginia
James Charles Winery
Winchester, WinchesterJames Charles Winery & Vineyard is a family-owned Shenandoah Valley winery in Virginia, known for elegant wines and scenic vineyard hospitality inspired
Common Wealth Crush Co.
Waynesboro, WaynesboroStar in the Valley Estate Winery
Strasburg, ShenandoahWine grown right here in Strasburg, Virginia. At 1,000 feet, our vineyards are planted on the oldest mountains in the world. We are committed to producing wines that reflect the terroir of the Shenandoah Valley.
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