I have visited this place twice. I made my second visit yesterday and was promptly greeted by…read moreMike, the winemaker and owner. The upstairs was treated as a "Reception Area" where I was greeted with a taste of Chardonnay paired with cheese. He proceeded to tell me about he two different tastings. Downstairs, I was promptly greeted by Cheryl (Mike's wife) and Mary. They remembered me and also me about the two different tastings. I did the Reserve Tasting, which I highly recommend. Each of the wines were mainly dry without a lot of sweetness. That is, of course, with the exception of the Port Chambourcin, which is included in the Reserve Tasting. I have not joined their Wine Club, but they do have a neat setup known as the Coop Club. It's where a member has their own coop and it includes their quarterly shipment and some other goodies. This area is hidden, so they don't get a lot of traffic, but it is definitely a hidden gem. Give this place a try and you won't regret it.

Only 21+, no kids allowed…read more My husband and I came here at 4pm on a Saturday for our third stop of the day, and there were no cars in either parking lot, which made us uncertain it was open, but we entered the lower level of the barn for the tasting room. The driveway and parking lots are gravel. I recommend parking at the first lot for the tasting room. I didn't see the upper level of the barn during my visit. I ordered a flight of 4 wines for $17 from the menu. I like that I can customize my selections from a list of whites/reds, instead of a flight of all whites or all reds. There are tables and chairs indoors, and they do have tables and chairs outdoors as well. The outdoor view is simple, nothing special. 3 more couples arrived after we sat down to enjoy our flight, so it was not completely empty, but it felt quiet. We weren't hungry, so we didn't order pizza, which they do offer, so I cannot comment on the pizza. See attached pizza menu.

A gorgeous vineyard to visit!! (Though I may be biased.)…read more Recommend going, especially on a gorgeous, sunny, and warm day to properly enjoy the view! Sit on the patio and enjoy shade under an umbrella or bask in the sun in one of their chairs in the grass. This family-owned vineyard is 1 of 3 locations the Bogaty's own. I enjoyed The PomPom. But try the wine, food, and cocktails and be your own judge of this location!

We randomly stopped into this family owned business on a rainy day and am so happy that we did!…read moreIt's the kind of place where you say, "Let's just have one glass," and suddenly you're a couple hours deep, attached to a charcuterie board, and contemplating a life pivot to "Lets quit our jobs and start a winery." The wine is solid - it's approachable and not boring. There's something for everyone, including sweet whites, rose', and dry reds. 25 years has led to the family and wine makers perfecting their craft and they make solid VA wines. Now here's where it gets fun: there's another winery on the same property - in the same building! BONUS! Bogati winery also serves food, so feel free to wander between the two... I mean between the doors! Two wineries, one trip? That's just efficient planning. Come for the views, stay for the wine, and leave wondering why you don't do this every weekend!

Very dog friendly and fantastic wine! Was a perfect Saturday afternoon for our group of 4 with 2…read moredogs. The beer is solid, and there's live music too. Checked all the boxes for us. We will be back!

We were on a wine tasting tour of London County VA wineries. This was our second stop. The owner Ed…read moregave us a quick tour of the winery. He explained about his acreage and the grapes he was growing. Then we got to taste his wines. We had six scheduled but got two bonus wines. He and his wife are turning out some excellent wines! We got to taste the just bottled Tannat which was excellent. He had a Prosecco style sparkler that was excellent. His other wines were all great with the exception of Viognier. I'm not a fan of Viognier and I didn't like this one either. If you're in the area stop in!

Everything about our visit was wonderful. I'll admit, I had my doubts at first, the long gravel…read moreroad leading to the winery made me question if we were heading the right way. But it was absolutely worth it. The owner was incredibly friendly and took the time to talk with us. As fellow motorcycle riders, we even connected over his Harley, which made the visit feel that much more personal and enjoyable. We really liked the wine and ended up purchasing a few bottles, the Cabernet Sauvignon and La Rose, both of which were excellent. The winery itself is fairly new, but it clearly has great potential and is already off to a strong start. The tasting room is set in a converted barn and you can still see remnants of its past. It adds a lot of charm and character to the space, making it feel both comfortable and welcoming. While we didn't sit outside, the view from the property is nice and would make for a relaxing spot to enjoy a glass. Overall, I highly recommend stopping here. The wine is great and the atmosphere is warm and inviting..

Farm de Vine only recently opened, and they are off to a good start. They grow their own grapes for…read moretheir wines, and their first offering earned a silver commendation from Loudoun County. Their vineyard varieties are still limited--cab sauv grapes to make cab sauv wine and rosé. They also offer wines from Forever Winery, which recently closed. We had a glass of cab sauv, and for a new winery, it was remarkably good. My husband also had a Merlot from Forever Winery, which was also well done. The location, while not the easiest drive (down a dirt road), pays off with a lovely view. The ambience was lovely, and the owner was quite friendly. I highly recommend it as a new place to try and for regular visits. If they keep on the same trajectory as their excellent start, they should become known as a place for good wine, good views, and good company in a relaxing environment. You will want to bring your own food, though, since food offerings are quite limited. I expect as they grow, that will expand, but in the meantime, bring a picnic basket and enjoy your visit.

We had such a great experience! Caroline and George were so nice...their customer service was just…read moreexceptional!

I finally made my first visit to Boxwood Estate Winery, and I can completely understand why…read morereservations can be hard to come by on busy weekends. We visited at an unusual time on a weekday, which ended up being perfect because we essentially had the entire space, including the cave, to ourselves. The property is beautiful from the moment you arrive, surrounded by the vineyard, and the winery itself has a very modern, sleek, clean aesthetic. We booked the Estate Pairing, which combines their wines with different food pairings. Mark was our server and was fantastic! He explained each wine and pairing, answered our questions, and made the entire experience feel welcoming and relaxed. They were also able to accommodate dietary restrictions for my friends, which was a huge plus. Erin the general manager is great as well! Overall great service. Something I especially appreciated was the pacing. At some wine and food pairings, someone stands there while you taste everything, which can feel a little awkward when you're trying to eat. Here, they explained everything and then left us alone to actually enjoy the food, wine, and conversation at our own pace. They checked in afterward to hear what we thought and offered us the opportunity to try something else, order another glass, or purchase a bottle to take home. We also tried their Crémant, which was particularly fun because this is the first year Boxwood has produced it. Overall, this was such a relaxing and enjoyable wine experience. Beautiful property, wonderful service, thoughtfully done pairings, and plenty of time to actually enjoy yourself. I would definitely return and would recommend making a reservation in advance, especially if you're planning to visit on a weekend.

Beautiful, stunning views - the wines are a bit more on the dry side and the sangria is on the…read moresweeter side. I'm not a big fan of the pricey food. It can get quite crowded on the weekends, and there's less people during the weekdays to enjoy the ambiance. There's lots of outdoor covered seating as well as open umbrella table and chairs and indoor seating as well. When we went, there was a noisy tractor that obstructed our view and was a bit distracting. The Summer Peach wine and the Petite Manseng were both good. I enjoyed the Sangria flight, the original Sangria and Peach Sangria were my favorite. The Watermelon sangria tasted like a jolly rancher and the Hibiscus Jalapeno had a bold spicy kick! The Charcuterie Board fell a bit short. While I enjoyed the warm baguette with apple cream cheese and apple butter - the smoked gouda, gruyere, cured meats, olives, and pickled veggies were largely untouched. I wish there were more softer cheeses, crackers, and butter for the bread. It felt like there were a few things missing from the board. They have good brunch-style flatbreads over the weekend. While it's the perfect ambiance to soak in a gorgeous view and sip a glass of wine, there are other great spots to enjoy the views at Dirt Farm Brewery next door and Bear Chase right up the road.

My husband and I drove out here to enjoy some wine and eats in a different setting than we usually…read morepartake in. Bluemont V has a nice outdoor area with a great view and it is on point with its QR code ordering system (use the QR code to open the menu, order and pay, the server brings the order to where ever the QR code used is). My complaint is that there was a default tip amount with the ordering so I felt like I got taken advantage of a bit. Not a tragedy. The charcuterie board seemed a bit cheap with a small plastic cup of M&M's in the center and big pieces of cheaper cheese. The wine was solid.

Two people worked on one customer while I stood their waiting. Beautiful spot poorly managed.read more

Visited this winery and flower farm recently for a friend's Birthday celebration. We were able to…read morehave an entire barn to our small group and it was absolutely the perfect backdrop. The winery/flower farm offers beautiful scenery, warm, rustic farm vibes. Although, I did not have a chance to select any flowers, nor do a wone tasting, we got a few bottles of wine to share amongst our group. I am giving 4 stars on because I did not have a chance to read experience everything they had to offer. Staff was friendly, professional and welcoming. Highly recommend.

My husband and I spent a delightful afternoon with friends at Greenhill Vineyards in Middleburg,…read moreand from the moment we arrived, everything was a perfect 5-star experience. First, a shoutout to our wine server, Hannah, who was absolutely fantastic. She was friendly, knowledgeable, and passionate about the wines without ever making us feel like we needed a sommelier certification to enjoy them. She guided us through the $20 tasting, which included a wonderful mix of whites and reds. It worked out perfectly because I'm a white wine fan while my husband prefers reds, so naturally we shared every pour and declared ourselves a two-person tasting committee. Now let's talk about the food. The truffle popcorn should probably come with a warning label because it is highly addictive. We kept saying "just one more handful" until the bowl mysteriously emptied itself. The fresh baguette with pimento dip was equally delicious and paired beautifully with the wines. The winery offers plenty of seating options, whether you prefer lounging on the grass, relaxing indoors, or enjoying the covered patio. We chose the covered patio, which provided the perfect balance of fresh air, vineyard views, and shade. And yes, I'm actually going to mention the bathrooms. They were some of the nicest winery restrooms I've encountered--modern, spotless, stylish, and clearly well-maintained. It's one of those little details that says a lot about the overall experience. Great wine, delicious food, beautiful setting, immaculate facilities, and outstanding service from Hannah. Greenhill Vineyards has earned every one of these five stars. We'll definitely be back for another "research trip" in the near future.

Greenhill Vineyard is hands down my favorite vineyard in Middleburg--and the perfect way to start a…read moreday of wine tasting. We came here first before heading to brunch and a second winery, and honestly, it set the tone for the entire day. The grounds are absolutely beautiful--peaceful, scenic, and everything you want when you're trying to escape the city for a bit. The wine selection is solid, and everything we tried was smooth, well-balanced, and easy to enjoy with friends. It's the kind of place where you can actually relax, take your time, and be present. What I love most about Greenhill is the vibe--it feels elevated without being pretentious. Just good wine, great views, and the kind of atmosphere that makes you want to stay a little longer. If you're planning a Middleburg wine day, start here. You won't regret it.