My husband and I made a pit stop here on our way to Wilmington, Delaware. We had a fabulous time…read morevisiting and trying the wines they make and serve here. We both had flights of all the wines offered for both flights. It was also enjoyable to be able to talk to the owners and get to know the history of the property as well as meeting their dogs! We even bought a few bottles!!

Quaint winery. Came here on a recent visit to the area…read more They offer 2 options for tasting. A sweet and a dry flight. I chose sweet but, ended up purchasing a dry. The hostess was friendly and knowledgeable. The grounds were quaint country chic. They do offer golf driving ranges for 20.00 if you like to sip and golf. Check them out if you're ever in the area.

I was invited to Boordy for a 5K then after our run/walk we indulged in the various wine selections…read moreincluding my fav wine slushes. We had a great time for a great cause. Will definitely return again soon

I had a lovely time with my friend at Boordy for my birthday. The weather held out and we were able…read moreto sit on the patio and enjoy our little picnic with our bottle of wine. The service was amazing and i plan to go back sometime soon!

I adore Dejon Vineyard. It is a small-scale boutique feel vineyard with a close-knit family feel…read more Out of all the wine establishments in Maryland, Dejon has some of the best staff members. Always so kind to patrons and passionate to share their wine facts. If you are coming out this way due to following the wine trail--come here before going to Boordy. It tends to get packed and since they have limited parking spaces, you'll want to head here first. If you're on a budget, checkout Groupon for their wine pairing deal! Tips: You can bring your own food to enjoy. Before heading their way, check their calendar to make sure it isn't being reserved for a private party. Live music every Saturday from 1:00 PM - 4:00 PM (bring a blanket or camping chairs). No pets allowed. They sell local cheese.

Was a little nervous turning into a random drive way but it worked out. Was warmly and promptly…read moregreeted. They have four sweet wines and they were decent. The ambience was nice and it was nice. Great time!

We were privileged to be served by the vineyards manager, Cassia today. Cannot say enough about her…read morecatering to us. Not only did she take the time to make us feel special, she was preparing for a group from UMD. This is a small vineyard with a Big Heart. Ron and Craig are amazing. Ron is a great conversationalist and Craig makes the best cookies ever. Visit Royal Rabbit. You won't be disappointed!!

This is a cute little vineyard that is not really a far drive from Baltimore. A friend of mine had…read morebeen asking me to stop in and check it out for a while and since I had a Sunday off with no other plan I figured it would be a good chance to take the drive out there. They aren't open every day except for Tuesday and Wednesday. If you are thinking about going on a Thursday Friday or Monday be aware those dates are by appointment only. They are also available to host private events. Looks can be deceiving, when I arrived it looked like it was someone's home. Come to find out it actually is the owners of the Vineyard's home and they have a tasting room attached. The parking lot is very small and only able to accommodate a few cars. I recommend car pooling if you can. They have a very nice patioSet up with fire pits and heat lamps that I would be willing to bet would be nice to sip wine and have a conversation. It was a little bit too cold for my taste when I went on a Sunday in November so I chose to go inside. The tasting room is small and due to Covid restrictions they have limited seating. Mask use is mandatory here. The staff are very friendly and knowledgeable about the wines that I have. I don't know too much about wines Oh I opted to have a tasting. For seven dollars I got six samples of wine to choose from. After sampling them all I made a decision to purchase a bottle before I left. Definitely a great experience and I recommend anyone who enjoys wine to make a trip.

A few weeks back we went to CMV for a 30th Bday Party. We are normally a little skeptical about…read moreMaryland wineries more for the wine than anything else. We could not have had a better time. The wine was very solid and the service and hospitality was better than some of the best places we have been on the west coast (Napa and Sonoma). Jason (manager) and Jeff (wine poorer and server) did everything they could to make our group of 25 (including many small kids) feel like we were at their house. As I mentioned, although not your typical wine (Chardonnay/Sav Blanc/Cab Sav), all of their wines were very good. Jason and Jeff - Thanks again. Hope to see you when we visit next month.

Not quite a year old and CMV is already looking to be a top pick for local wineries. They offer…read morethree flights, a variety of white and red, all red, and sweet. They also serve wine by the glass and have varied food menu. We tried the margherita pinsas, a flatbread pizza, and it was very good. Of the five wines I tried four were good to great but I wasn't a fan of the sparkling rose. CMV only accepts credit/debit cards. There's ample outside seating and you can take a short walk to sit by the water.

Mothers Day (Saturday) wine tour, visited 3 wineries, this was the first…read more As we know, everyone's palette is different so you may not care for my recommendations, and vice versa. But I enjoyed the Scarlett and the Dragonberry wines. I learned I'm not a fan of moonshine, but I could tolerate the limoncello spirit Of the 3 wineries we visited I believe they had the largest of varieties to sample ($10 for 7wines and $5 for 4spirits) and there were 21wine options and 15 spirits to choose from) The ones I chose were more pleasing than the ones I chose at the other places TWas a rainy day, so we didn't venture outside but there is a deck (partially covered) to enjoy the peace and solitude of the area Two restrooms, plenty of seating, tastings are 1. Chosen by you on a slip of paper, 2. Presented to the pourer, who (during our visit) 3. Calls your name when your samples have been prepared and 4. You go up to get it Unfortunately they were Iill prepared for our group of ~16 ladies. We were there for over an hour and a couple of ladies didn't get their samples until 3-4minutes before we were to leave. I do not recommend ONE pourer of 7-11 drinks each, for 16 people. The math/timing just doesn't work, and we were left mostly talking to each other while we waited 30-45min or more for our samples The idea is to sample and chat at the same time, not gulp to leave in time. Fortunately Harford Brew Tour didn't actually force us to gulp...to meet any departure deadline, so we had time to savor -compare-chat It's not a fancy place, no cushiony seats nor dark oak bar nor sommelier to explain the wines, however: each wine in the list does have the flavor expectations/ingredients. And the pourers draw arrows and numbers on paper plates to help guide you on your choices. Very family-down-home vibe. There was an adjacent room (closed) that would allow for more people, and probably a private party. Our party had to wait for our samples, I felt sorry for the few people who trailed in behind us. There is a basket of small snacks you can purchase along with cheese. But they also allowed (or at least our party) to bring in snacks if your own 3stars , because it took an hour to get samples. But the wines all seemed to be great

This wasn't our first visit to Fiore, but surprisingly this is my first time reviewing…read more We love the Fiore wine & winery. Normally we had the opportunity to stock up on bottles during MD Wine Festival season, but with all the festivals canceled we had to drive out to the winery to re-stock. The winery is gorgeous-they have a beautiful home-villa type building in which you can sit indoors in a nice wide open dining hall type atmosphere with homey furniture, outside on a variety of shaded tables, or out on their patio again with shaded or open table options. They offer tastings of both wine and distilled liquors ($5 for 5 wines or $5 for 4 liquors)-and both selections have a plethora of choices to appeal to anyone's taste buds. Knowing their wines, we just selected a bottle to open, then went to spend time on the patio-relaxing enjoying the day and view. (They allow you to bring dogs and your own food, so it's very easy to make a beautiful picnic day adventure.) We stocked up on a number of favorite wines to-go, my only woe- they don't have a great wine club member perk-just a case club. I definitely recommend a visit!

I had such a great experience at Boyd Cru Wines Tasting Room. From the moment you walk in, you can…read morefeel that this is more than just a wine tasting room, it's a true community space. I was really impressed by their commitment to supporting the community and showcasing other small businesses. That intention shows up in every detail, from the collaborations to the overall vibe. The food was so good. The jerk chicken was a standout, flavorful and perfectly cooked, and the charcuterie board was fresh, well-balanced, and beautifully done. Pair that with their wine cocktails and you're in for a treat. They're creative, well-crafted, and honestly some of my favorite wine-based cocktails I've had. What really sets Boyd Cru apart is that it's family-owned and operated, and they truly make you feel like family while you're there. Warm, welcoming, and intentional. Bonus: the space is also available to rent for private events, which is such a great option for anyone looking to host something intimate and meaningful. Highly recommend stopping by, whether for a tasting, a cocktail, brunch on Sundays or to support a local gem that's doing things the right way.

The venue? Gorgeous! The staff? Superb!…read moreThe wines? Phenomenal! This spot is a hidden gem... and I almost don't wanna tell yall about it. But it's too good to keep to myself. The whole place is a vibe. The decor is thoughtful, intentional, cozy, and inviting. The staff were welcoming, genuine, and extremely knowledgeable. Whether your are vino virgin or a cultured connoisseur, this spot is unpretentious and overwhelmingly welcome. But make no mistake... these ladies know their way around a grape, and they are well equipped to tell you whatever you need to know about what's in your glass. Let's get into these wines. I highly recommend the flight to get familiar with the different wines they have to offer. The Sparkling Vidal Blanc is not included in the pairing, so go on and get you a glass of that too. Trust me. The "Community" Vidal Blanc is easily one of the best bottles of white that has ever blessed my palate. Crisp, refreshing, full of bright, summery flavors but not too sweet... it's practically begging to be paired with a delicious plate of seafood (preferably one cooked with butter and lots of garlic). This is a great sipping wine, and an even better one to pair with dinner. The "Free Spirit" rose is another great sipping wine. Light, slightly sweet, and full of character, this was also a really great glass of wine. I like my reds a little bolder, so the "Living Legacy" red was not my favorite. It was still a good sip, and if you enjoy reds a little on the lighter side, this might be for you. Still worth a try in my book. Now I love bubbles and the only thing I enjoyed more than the vidal blanc was the sparkling vidal blanc! There's so much character in this bubbly... you'll have to taste and experience it for yourself. For me personally, it's high on the list of the best sparkling wines I've every had. If a plain glass of wine is not your thing, no worries. They also offer a number of wine-based cocktails, as well. In partnership with nearby businesses, the winery offers a limited variety of snacks including charcuterie boards, flatbreads, cake flights, as well as trail mix and popcorn available at the bar. I got the Smith Island Cake flight. While it's definitely not authentic Smith Island Cake, it's good to curb a raging sweet tooth. Speaking of partnerships, the winery also offers products from other local small businesses for sale: spices, body care products, jewelry and other items... So you can sip and shop. A few small areas of improvement I would recommend. -More, bigger and better signage...especially on the street. I was driving all around the area, then roaming all over Savage Mill Shopping Center before I finally found my way. -Provide more parking details, landmarks and directions on the website. (I ended up parking in a nearby neighborhood, only to find that there was a free parking lot available). -Expand snack offerings... perhaps sell individually packaged snacks from local businesses for purchase within the winery. -Consider adding a flight that will allow patrons to try all of the wines available. Shoutout to Eden and the crew for such a fantastic afternoon of good vibes and great wine. I'll be back... and I'm bringing friends!

Charming country vineyard (with an even cooler name) that has to have some of the best wines in Md!…read moreIt's a little hidden but well worth the journey! Diane, the lovely owner is so gracious and sweet and was able to handle the flow of oenophiles quite effortlessly. They have the main tasting room and also an adjacent room that could accommodate a group tasting. Diane did a great job of giving us a detailed description of each wine and I was actually pleasantly surprised! I'm not a huge fan of Md wine but truly enjoyed the wines here. I purchased a bottle of the Estate Red and they had a wonderful sangria made with their Chambourcin which I also purchased. I love supporting local and especially such a great vineyard such as this one that is also a working farm. I would encourage anyone to venture out to this vineyard--but actually put the address in your gps and not just the name, you will end up at someone's home. I assume this family are use to people ending up at their home-they have a sign that has the address of the vineyard on it--thank you mystery family!

What a awesome winery. It was our last stop on the wine card. I must say we saved the best for…read morelast. My favorite was the Bordeaux and my wife loved the Barbara. What a cute tasting room and attached barn with a burning fireplace. It's a little out of the way but worth the visit. Don't follow Waze unless you type in the address and not the name of the winery. We'll be back.

We thoroughly enjoyed our time at Love Point Vineyards! Karen was really informative and shared…read morewith us the history of the vineyard. We loved sitting outside near the water and tasting all the options available!

Such a wonderful and romantic spot to spend an afternoon. Came here on a Friday with my girlfriend…read moreafter spending a night in Annapolis. The property is beautiful and is worth the visit alone. We each had a flight of white wines, and enjoyed the Summer Breeze so much that we got a bottle to drink right there and a second to bring home with us. The man working was incredibly kind and accommodating towards my girlfriend who was on crutches at the time. We live a few hours away but would love to come back, especially on a Sunday when they do raw and grilled oysters.