The Llama Hike was so much fun. Our guide was very knowledgeable and kind; he's clearly doing an…read moreamazing job raising and training the animals. The llamas were such a joy to be around.

My girlfriend and I did a two hour llama walk here and it was amazing. Besides the fabulous llamas…read moreSteve (the owner/operator) is very knowledgeable and helpful. The farm is stunning ! Definitely recommend going in Spring/Fall. Summer gets a little hot for the llamas. This farm has 902 five star reviews on Airbnb and this was true for our experience. I would do this again the next time I am in the area!

Outstanding service. Dominique was attentive and helpful. Food was great and wine was excellent…read more View was heavenly. Definitely a return trip for the fall.

Beautiful setting, ornate yet somewhat rustic indoors with multiple sipping & eating spaces plus…read morethe brewing room & bar area where to-go beer cans were prepped. Flowers in vases, fanciful chairs & tables, a circular staircase going to an upstairs tasting room, chandeliers, mirrors & paintings abound and a very curious video of home interiors & exteriors (homes for sale?) is seen on large screen monitors. Outdoors (this is a 5,000 acre property!), there are also many areas to sit including where heat lamps warm you in the colder months, a fire pit with rocking chairs around it, a space for pizza making classes, a large fireplace & bubbling fountains. All overlooking expansive views of the surrounding mountains & meadows. We came on a day when flights of beer (all were so good!) were half priced. The snack foods we ordered were very large (pretzels, cinnamon bites with caramel & softened goat cheese dip with raisins, honey, olive oil & flatbread for dipping. All were filling & flavorful. Staff is super friendly & welcoming. There is ample parking.

Popped in here on a recent Saturday afternoon and enjoyed a flight tasting outside by the fire pit,…read morealthough it was not lit. Having the fire going would have created a nicer ambiance. We decided not to stay after our tasting or else I would have inquired about having it lit. My favorite from the tasting of 4 wines was the Petit Manseng. The road to get to Wisdom Oak has been mentioned by many others so I will echo that it is pretty much a one way road. Service was friendly and she brought our tasting to us quickly.

A must visit, top of my list Virginia winery with awesome wines and even awesome-er owners and…read morestaff!!! Yea man, I said it and it is true. Get on over to WOW and buy everything on their shelves. Quality is quality and it just gets better and better at Wisdom Oak. I am mostly a dry red drinker but even I appreciate the whites here (not trying to sound snobby you must drink all different types of wine at least thrice). The Petite Manseng to the Tinto are must tries, TRY IT ALL! Wisdom Oak also boasts a great outdoor seating area and a newly expanded and covered patio. Accompanying the great seating areas are views of the vines and the iconic wisdom oak. Seating is spread all over Jason and Laura's property so you can set yourself away from people that you do not want to converse with hahaha. No matter how far you go though you can count on the knowledgeable and extremely friendly owners making their rounds to make you feel special. That's about all I have. It has taken me entirely too long to post a review for WOW especially since we have been members for years. Speaking of memberships, you should join!! Perks and benefits for all.

Wine is excellent. Service is second to none and the ambiance is stunning. The New World Red is…read moreelegant, done in the Bordeaux style and pleasing to the nose and pallet.

Amazing views on a nice day: we went in the rain so stayed inside. Flights were a little expensive,…read morebut if you like Trump, I sure you don't mind paying more. Staff was friendly and the space is beautiful. We went during the cider fest and they had good music and nice vendors.

From the moment you are personally created by Stevan and Desiree you will feel the comfort of this…read moreB and B. Accommodations, cleanliness, food, wine basically everything is 5 star. Nicer innkeepers you will never find. They have their hearts and souls invested in your happiness. Breakfast choices are something we have never seen before. And make sure you have dinner at least once during your stay! From the time you turn from the road into the driveway the views are stunning. We truly can't wait to return. Thank you both for the most amazing b and b experience we've ever had.

We stayed in the cottage for a night after several days at a major local music festival. The…read morecottage--neat as a pin--is also extremely, blessedly quiet. Wander the vineyard a bit, try to spot the hog, count the chickens, settle in on the secluded back porch with a beverage and watch the clouds roll past the mountains. At breakfast, demand the wine jam--don't leave without tasting it. It's expensive but in this case, good value. Note, this review is just for the cottage, not the rooms in the main house.

This place is a hidden gem in the woods. Among winos, it has a cult following, but those who…read moreappreciate a relaxed and unpretentious wine tasting experience will love it here, too. The setting is very rustic, with the glass enclosed tasting room tucked into the trees and outdoor seating scattered throughout the property. Because the tasting room space is small, this location is best enjoyed on a day where the weather is nice enough to sit outside. The staff will bring you a menu and serve you table side. There are plenty of wine options from familiar (like Riesling) to unusual (like Gruner Veltliner). They offer light bites from their kitchen, including a bread service (the baguette is made fresh and served with in-house produced olive oil). On any given day you'll run into the winemaker, Gabriele, here and will most definitely get a visit from Trady, the unofficial host and friendly golden retriever. The whole scene feels like an outdoor living room. We loved the wine and appreciated the friendly service so much that we walked away with a mix of bottles and olive oil to share with family and friends.

The wines are very good and reasonably priced. They also bring bread with oil once you're seated…read moreand the oil is so good that you'll have to buy a bottle to take home!

Has become a favorite spot for both the location, atmosphere and food!...We typically are on a…read moremotorcycle ride and make this our stop on our way back home and always a welcoming experience. The outside seating area is absolutely perfect, beautiful views, can stand-walk around which I truly appreciate after riding all day. Menu has great options - I ALWAYS get the Brisket Sandwich OMG it is so so good, moist, flavorful and appreciate the thicker slices it's not shaved or paper thin.. The roll is very light and airy and the french fries are flavorful, crispy on the outside and tender inside.... Unfortunately I enjoy this so much I don't venture to anything else.. now my Husband does and everything he has had he has loved.... Everyone is always so friendly, helpful, accommodating from the time you arrive. Since we are on a motorcycle we do not do any of the cider - but sure it's good...

Really nice venue with a large variety of ciders. Though we've not personally eaten there the food…read morelooks amazing. Wonderful views and employees.

Stopped by because a friend said it is one of her favorite wineries in the area. Really nice…read morebuilding with outdoor seating in front and a large tree covered deck in the back. Tasted the Chardonnay that was more fresh style with some nice honeysuckle flavors. Also had th"e L. Scott that is mostly Tannat with Merlot and Malbec. A very complex wine with some cassis and high tannic and some earthy flavors. Really a nice place to spend a little time tasting wines.

We previously visited this winery when it was Thatch Winery several years ago. I remembered…read moreenjoying the winery and the gorgeous, large deck out back. Unfortunately, this visit felt very different. Miscellaneous weird items seemed to clutter around in several areas. There were large areas that were unused and in the main area that was a little seating around a fireplace and some random tables scattered about. Nothing felt warm or inviting other than the staff member serving the tastings. It was our original plan to share a tasting and then sit and enjoy a some wine and a charcuterie, however, the feel of the venue was a huge deterrent and we left after sharing a tasting. Maybe in better weather, the feel is different with the outdoor area but we were really disappointed.