What a great atmosphere at this winery. The lighting is beautiful, good acoustics (they have live…read moremusic regularly), and the wine is pretty good. This is a nice venue worth stopping in at.

We stopped in on a monsoon Friday afternoon and were incredibly impressed with this venue. The…read moreinside of the barn looks like its from a movie. It is just magical. The lights, the thrifted and donated furniture and all of the decorations are so beautiful. We were a group of 10 and we all couldn't get over all of the different seating areas inside. Several of us did flights and we settled on really liking the Chardonel. We brought snacks with us and really enjoyed our time spent at this vineyard. I would love to come back when the weather was nicer!

Grey place, had so much fun!!! The atmosphere, the views, food and drinks are on point.read more

I enjoyed the tasting cellar much more than the vibe upstairs at Charley's. The folks working were…read morekind and welcoming, and they answered some questions I had ahead of ordering a wine flight. Since I was planning to share with my mom, I went for the sweet wine flight despite personally preferring semi-dry wines more. I think that was my mistake, as my mom ended up not wanting to drink much, and the sweet wines are SWEET. Like syrupy-sweet. Not just like a nice moscato-sweet. It was like drinking straight sugar. And the price was steep at $37 after tip. We sat on their patio, which is underneath Charley's patio, and were treated to serene river views. A local artist played some music too. Cool vibe, I just ordered the wrong thing.

Air BNB service provided was excellent. The wine tasting was excellent. VIP accommodations were…read morevery good. The weather was nice. Felt good to walk down to the event from the cabin. Will revisit .

Stopped by on a whim while traveling. Tried the dry tasting and it was very good. Brought home a…read morecouple of bottles. Would like to go back again and try the sweet fight. The staff were very friendly and knowledgeable

Beth and Edward Graham hosted us on a Friday afternoon for a tasting. We enjoyed learning the…read morehistory of the farm the area, family, the process of the wine they make, and more. All six we tried were sweet, clean tasting, and smooth. Our favorites were Sweet Nannie, Voluptuous Maid, and Perky Poma Moma. They even had some homemade jams and crackers our two boys and us thought were great as well. If you are in the area it is a must to visit them.

Very friendly folks! A nice place to visit and have some wine on the weekend. I like that I can…read morewalk here

What an awesome find off 85!!! Saw the sign from the highway and decided to try it out. They have…read morean awesome tasting room and fantastic staff! I'd expected the wine to be sweet and young, but this wine was great! They have a variety of nice dry wines and a few sweet. Their winemaker clearly knows what he's doing with making a great product at a great price. They grow their grapes all around the winery, which makes for a great drive in. There is plenty of patio space for snacks and wine. They have beautiful grounds! The tasting is $10 (9 wines and a keepsake glass included in the tasting cost) and the staff are authentic wine enthusiasts without being snobby. We enjoyed chatting with our pourer Rick about the different wines and just the area in general. Go!!!! You'll love it! .... and that's not just the wine talking ;)

This one of the most attractive and relaxing wine venues in the Commonwealth. Their wine is…read moreexceptional and entertainment offerings are imaginative and enjoyable. If you haven't visited Rosemont, give it a try...you will be glad you did.

The public is welcome to participate in the grape harvest! It was so much fun! I have never…read moreharvested a crop in such a pristine environment. Manicured vines- abundant grapes in easy reach-no wasps, fire ants, thorny vines. Everyone was friendly and helpful. We'll go back tomorrow to see the grapes crushed.

The place is beautiful. The only bad thing that I'll say about it was that the day my wife and I…read morewent, it rained so we weren't able to walk the grounds. But the food tasting and even the music that was going on the back was awesome.

This is an amazing winery. The scenery is off the chain. Service was nice and friendly with a…read moreside of southern hospitality. This is up in the mountains. The weather is lovely, sun shining and a lovely breeze. There's a man playing guitar and singing folk music. I love these mountains of the blue ridge parkway. I don't plan to have any food tonight. They do have food here. I enjoyed this winery a lot.

Super cute place! I'm not a huge wine person, so I can't really vouch for the quality of the wine…read more However, I did enjoy the wine and chocolate flight (mainly the chocolates LOL) and the wine slushee. The slushee was definitely more palatable for me and didn't taste too much like alcohol. The place had a very calm and fun environment. There was a foosball table, games, pool table, ample seating, and a reading nook type area. The view from the tables was really beautiful. The drive there was a bit wild (we took many wrong turns LOL) but still worth the drive! We didn't talk too much to the person at the counter but they seemed chill enough.

This is an AMAZING winery. It is very different from what you think assume about wineries…read more 1- the wines are not made from grapes. They are all made from fruits and vegetables that the owner grows on premises. Think about that- he makes wine from blueberries that he hand picks. Same with blackberries, peaches, cherries, etc. The amount of labor that goes into crafting each bottle of wine is incredible, and it shows through in how they taste. 2- the owner has 19 different flavors of wine. 19! All from plants that he grew and tended by hand. No other winery that I have ever been to has this many different wines! And he will gladly let you taste them all. FOR FREE! No other winery does that. 3- Bill, the owner, fruit farmer and winemaker (all done by the same guy) is so approachable and friendly. He will tell you all about the winemaking process, from raising the plants to getting the labels approved. He will walk you around the property and show you the fruit trees/ bushes. No other owner is more involved or down to earth. As an added bonus the owner sells farm fresh eggs from his flock of chickens for less than you can buy in the grocery store. 4- the winery is in a shed. Yep, a shed. Don't let that deter you... Bill makes magic happen in that shed. The wines are SO GOOD! Don't get hung up on the shed, it is heated and AC'd. It is clean and decorated. Sorry it didn't meet Chris M.'s expectations. Clearly they care more about appearances than high quality taste. Do yourself a favor and go try their wine. It is so flavorful and tasty! Your palate will thank you. We have tried all of the wines at the wine festival and American Way Country Wines was our favorite BY FAR!!!

Ok so this is not your regular winery... it's neat because it's all made from fruit trees on the…read moreproperty, but it's just an old run down shack complete with cat and litter box. It's dirty and not nice inside the shack, but the owner is very nice and lets you try whatever you want. Inexpensive and some are quite good, but we could've skipped it without a problem! If I knew ahead of time what it was like, I wouldn't have done it. Sorry but this reminded me of an episode of the Beverly Hillbillies.

Visited this incredible winery with my hubby. First of all Jimmy was such a jovial gentleman who…read morewas working the counter for our tasting. He was very knowledgeable, fun, efficient, and talkative. We understood pulling up to the winery that vineyards are always vulnerable to weather, and the first vineyard sadly had suffer from shatter, the term I just learnt is used by vintners when a grapevine's delicate flowers don't pollinate and develop into grapes. The good news Jimmy informed us was that vineyard was being transform with new crop of vines. However the quality of the grapes from all of the other vineyards Rock of Ages have sustained great growth making for excellent wines. The reviewer that wrote a negative review about the first vineyard obviously doesn't know that wineries deal with weather! The majestic stone mini mansion was awesome to visit with its wonderful tasting room, and covered veranda for sitting. It was very clean, with ample chairs and table to sit and enjoy a bottle of wine and cheese and crackers. As we sat sipping on the Rock of Ages Cabernet Sauvignon 2010 Barrel Select, described as rich with cedar, rich leather, juniper berry, vanilla, and pomegranate, a nice floral dry wine we could see a lovely pond, with the owners home sitting a far on a well manicure grassy lawn and to its right a flourishing vineyard. Nice! My husband choose the dry reds, and whites for tasting, and I choose the sweeter wines. Many were wonderful so we ended up taking a dozen home. Oh, and by the way Jimmy informed us that there was a 30% off a case special any mix. Rock of Ages thank you for a wonderful experience we will return.

The winery itself is lovely and has a very relaxing atmosphere. From the moment we arrived, we were…read morewarmly welcomed by Lynda, the Tasting Room Host, who truly made the experience special. She shared the winery's history and spoke with genuine enthusiasm about the care and passion that go into the wines. Her friendly, personable approach made us feel comfortable and right at home. What stood out most was how much she focused on making the visit enjoyable and memorable. You can tell she takes pride in creating a positive experience for guests and representing the winery well. The wines were excellent, smooth, well-balanced, and full of flavor, clearly crafted with care. What started as a spontaneous day trip turned into a memorable outing. Thanks to Lynda's hospitality and the quality of the wines, we're already looking forward to returning and bringing friends along next time.

Entertainment is the best in town! so true and you see people you know. Usually good music and fun…read morewith friends.

Stopped in for a quick beer while in Danville. Plenty of inside and outside space. Very comparable…read moreto the other brewery in town. Only had one pour, will be back soon for another.