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4.8 (57 reviews)
Closed • 11:00 am - 5:00 pm

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The man Wally himself and my amazing Mother-in-law
Jonathan L.

Mr. Lunceford runs the coolest wine boutique in all of NOVA. Come for wine and stay for great people & conversations.

Carneros Chardonnay bottle and glass

Thank you Wally for your buttery Chardonnay recommendation. Carneros is perfect! Looking forward to another fun visit with my family again.

a santa and reindeer on a shelf
Abhishek S.

In the absolutely quaint and beautiful town of Aldie, VA, this shop is the crown jewel of everything lovely this place has to offer. The owner is super friendly and fun. There is a small wine tasting area in the backside where you can sample some of these wines before you buy. Great place with a lot of personality.

The pecan apple butter and raspberry jalapeño jam on toast! Delicious!
Blessy S.

What a gem of a find on our drive!!! We stopped by this adorable little place because of a sign that said 100 wines under $10. Here we come!!! This place is owned by Wally. He and everyone who worked in this small shop was so friendly. We ordered several wine bottles that were suggested to us and even got some yummy jams that they suggested.

Neal E.

Cool little store in Aldie, VA. They sell patio tables and chair, wine, jellies, jams, honey, sauces, pickles, peanuts, candies, antique stuff, and a whole lot more. I love wandering through places like Aldie Peddler to see what is going on. I bought a can of their lightly salted peanuts. When I bought them - the guy at the counter told me I'd probably eat them going down the road. My response was that I was not going to do that. But what do you know - I did end up cracking that can open to taste them. Damn were those good! I ate about half the can while driving down the road!

Wally - it was delicious! You need to get more.
Anna L.

The weather was beautiful this past Saturday. Couldn't ask for a nicer day for a top down drive in the country so we decided to head towards Middleburg for the afternoon. On the way there we came across Aldie Peddler. The place couldn't be missed with all the colorful Adirondack chairs surrounding it and a big sign that read Amish furniture & 100's of wines under $10. That little sign grabbed our attention and we had to stop. The shop is an old converted house. We were warmly greeted by Bobbie as soon as we stepped in the door. There is so much to look at and each room houses something different. We entered through what used to be the living room - very charming with its large fireplace. This room housed the ever popular paw print magnets along with some knick knacks and a large wine cabinet. Next we moved into what is now the tasting area. There we bumped into Wally who immediately got us tasting some wines. Wally, the shop's owner, is an interesting man who oozes Southern hospitality. He definitely knows his wines, in fact I would say is passionate about them. We picked up a couple bottles of white from the tasting - perfect summer on the porch wine for $8.99 per bottle. We continued through the house with the next stop being the kitchen. Loads of jams pickles, relishes, some dishes and bowls. This is truly a great little country store. The last room we stopped in was the wine room. The selection here was outstanding. Yes, there are a lot of wines for under $10, but Wally also had a lot of nice wines in this room up to about $55. Wines from CA, Italy and even a wall of VA wines that Wally tasted and enjoyed. I loved the little blue post-its on the shelves declaring several of the different wines "one of Wally's favorites". My husband got to talking to Wally about Italian wines - we are especially fond of Brunello, but didn't see any on display. That's when Wally led us to the wine cabinet we had spotted on our way in. These wines he keeps locked up because someone used to come in and switch the price tags so they could purchase the high end wines for less. Shame on you whoever you are for attempting to take advantage of this local business owner! Wally opened the cabinet and lovingly pulled out some of his favorites, the last being a Lazy Creek pinot noir. He commented on the size of the punt which I learned Saturday is the indentation at the bottom of the bottle. This one was particularly deep and I believe the larger punt means the wine is meant to be stored for a longer period of time. This wine was a 2005 vintage and was meant to age anywhere from 5 to 13 years according to its label. We decided to give it a try since it was in its prime. Wally begrudgingly let us have it - it was his last bottle. We will definitely return to this wonderful store not only because the prices were reasonable and the selection was great, but because the owner (and Bobbie) were genuinely nice people who were passionate about the store and a downright pleasure to be around.

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Great Fun! Wally treated us to multiple tastings and great stories. Can't wait to go back!!!!

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Ask the Community - Aldie Peddler

Is it still open ? we passed by on 2 different days the pass month and sign on door said open but it was closed . 2nd day sign stated closed .

The Aldie Pedler is still open. It is not open 7days a week. You're best bet is to go on the weekend.

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“I loved the little blue post-its on the shelves declaring several of the different wines "one of Wally's favorites".”

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Gorgeous winery with spacious grounds and comfortable seating. The service here is friendly, and…read morethey'll accompany you out to your table with your wine or food. This is an ADULTS ONLY winery which is just so fantastic. They do play music over the speakers, which was a twinge loud, but it wasn't too bothersome. There's charcuterie as well as more substantive foodstuff to choose from, as well as chocolates -- omg they have chocolates (a little box of 7 or 8 truffles). The wine here is good as well. The only negative is you can't do a self guided flight, you've gotta have the sommelier do a guided flight. But yeah, my favorite winery so far.

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50 West Vineyards - A very good bottle of wine.

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50 West Vineyards - Gorgeous interior on second floor

Gorgeous interior on second floor

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Aldie Peddler - antiques - Updated October 2026

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