I've been to a lot of wineries in my time. NEVER have I visited one where I could honestly say I…read moreliked everything I tasted. Congratulations Endhardt, you ended that streak. Everything was delicious and well made. Endhardt wasn't on our list to visit until another winery suggested it. The wines were fabulous, the venue was inviting, Jason and Hannes were engaging. Frankly we're disappointed we didn't learn about you sooner. Looking forward to our next visit...this time with friends.

Beautiful, intimate and fairly new winery with a good selection of Virginia wine. I liked their…read moredecor and furniture. We weren't able to sit outside because it rained but they had a nice space set up out there, too. It was our last stop after a few wineries, so we only tasted one wine each. I'm looking forward to returning to do a tasting.

My wife and I stopped here on our way back home from Harper's Ferry, and had a great time tasting a…read morewhite and red flight. The tasting room is quaint and cozy, and a great atmosphere to spend an hour or 2 with glasses of wine. Taste wise their wines were good. I enjoyed the Chambourcin, which I got some to take home. We will be back when we have more time, especially when they have a live performance.

We keep coming back to Firefly Cellars and the cottage is the reason why. There is something really…read morespecial about waking up on a winery property... no rushing, no driving, just walking down whenever you're ready and settling in for a tasting. This visit we did the Firefly's Choice flight and it did not disappoint. Every wine was well-crafted and the staff made the whole experience feel personal and welcoming. The cottage itself is private, charming, and exactly what you want for a romantic weekend away. Firefly Cellars punches well above its weight as a boutique winery. Highly recommend the cottage if you want to do wine country the right way.

We stopped by here on one of the first cold days of fall to taste some wines, and it was amazing!…read moreThe vibes inside are great, large space and tastefully decorated. The outdoor patio is also very spacious with some covered seating and some tables out near the vines as well. We did a tasting (which was free with the purchase of 3 bottles) and enjoyed all the wines we tried. The wines are a bit pricy, but totally worth it after hearing about their sustainable methods and ingredients - they use as few ingredients as possible to make clean, good wines, and that quality really shows in the taste. I wish we lived closer so we could go back every weekend! The bartender was also super nice and knowledgeable about everything.

Lively and whimsical, Walsh Family Wines is an underrated Purcellville spot for some low key fun…read more We were there for the Merrymakers Market which brought a ton of unique local crafters, artists, and vintage clothing shops to the grounds but could not help but stay for a delicious glass of wine and wood oven fired pizza. The crowd was super friendly and the winetenders were helpful and kind. I felt like I got away even though I only traveled an hour away from my hometown.

Really enjoyed this winery!! Got a great education on the various wines, which were really…read moredelicious. We all bought a few bottles to take home. Would definitely go back if in the area.

This winery is such a VIBE. My daughter and I weren't sure if we'd already been here but when we…read morepulled into the parking lot, I knew we hadn't visited before . It's cozy and warm. We did a wine tasting and the sommelier was excellent and very well-informed. It was a nice day so we sat outside in the lawn chairs overlooking the creek. They also had bonfires available. I'll be back because I really enjoyed the ambience and their Vidal Blanc and Petit Manseng.

Otium Cellars is a gem worth the drive from DC. We visited on a rainy day so we missed out on what…read morelooked like a vast and gorgeous outdoor space. However the tasting room more than made up for it. Cozy, charming and good people watching. In the winter there appears to be cute little wood burning stove inside. I saw that they used Real Solo stoves burning actual wood. Not some sad propane fire pit -- actual crackling fires. That kind of detail tells you everything about how this place operates. I love a good camp fire! The wines were genuinely good, and the staff made the experience even better. Super helpful with recommendations and clearly know their stuff when it comes to guiding you through the selections. There is pizza. It's available, but it didn't really deliver on quality -- stick to what they do best, which is the wine. If you are not in the tasting room, you can bring your own food. We LOVED the cats that casually wandered (snuck) into the tasting room like they lived in the place. They were super friendly and would walk past. On a clear day I imagine the outdoor space with those views and a real wood fire is pretty unbeatable. We'll definitely be back when the weather cooperates.

Beautiful location and ambiance. I attended a baby shower here in the Belvedere and it was so cozy…read more The staff was excellent along with the food and drinks. The weather was perfect which made the experience even better. I look forward to visiting again.

Always drive by this winery and finally decided to stop on a Sunday afternoon - glad we did! The…read moreplace is beautiful with amazing views overlooking the vineyard with the mountains as a backdrop. The building is rather large but the tasting room area is confined to a smaller section in the back that makes it cozy and inviting with the back wall being all glass to take advantage of the view. The inside is nicely updated and clean. The wines are above average for the area. We really liked the Merlot and the Pinot Gris. They have quite a few options although many of them are by the bottle only. We did not try any of the food offerings because we brought our own food so can't comment on that. Overall it was a great experience and we will definitely be back!

If you are looking for a place with great atmosphere incredible staff and owners and beautiful…read moreviews you will not be disappointed. The wines were delicious and Susan are wine pro took exceptional care of us. Good Spirit will be are new favorite winery. Thank you James G.

Crushed Cellars is a little winery right off of Route 9…read more We walked in late on a Sunday afternoon for a wine tasting. The guy behind the bar pouring the wine was a smartass and hilarious! We tasted all the wines available. The Reds were my favorite - the 2014 Petit Verdot was really nice! And we got a bonus taste of their Blackberry wine! Yummm! And we split a New Zealand Lamb pie that had just come out of the oven. Kind of bland - needed seasoning - some salt and pepper. Very friendly staff! #CrushedCellars

Sad to see Bob close this as he sold it. We will miss them excited to see what's next there. Lots…read moreof remodeling going on .

Even though I no longer live in the area, Sunset Hills Vinyard is the one winery in the area that I…read moremaintain my membership to. I love being able to experience Virginia wines while living in a different state and I love having my membership benefits when I do visit the area. The staff at Sunset Hills vineyard has always been welcoming, knowledgeable and hospitable. In addition, they are great with managing my shipments and account from afar and they make it easy to customize a shipment if you prefer different wines than they are offering. Their food service is great for pairing, I absolutely love their ciabatta bread and warm cheese spread with honey. My favorite thing to do is stop in, taste what is new and share a bottle and some snacks with friends while enjoying the views. Whether I am enjoying live music inside in the winter months or sitting on the deck or outdoor covered area in the summer months, Sunstet Hills Vinyard is my happy place to unwind.

Such a beautiful vineyard in Loudoun County. Lots of seating available outside for our fall winery…read moreday over the weekend. It's also dog friendly which is a plus as I was able to bring my dog to join us outside. We ordered a bottle of their Riesling and some ciabatta bread with cheese that came in a tub. The ciabatta was nice and fresh and the spread wasn't too bad either. It was good to have that as a snack while sipping on our wine. We ended up getting a bottle to go as well since I enjoyed the wine. Lovely place for some good views and wine!

Rarely do we eat here, but the sausage and hot honey flatbread is to die for. They change their…read moremenu occasionally and there's always something great in those changes. We love the wine, the ambiance...Bridget and Vanessa have a great staff working with them and it's always a good time to just sit and relax with a glass of wine here!

Loved the wine and the staff serving wine Good order took…read moreforever and guy that delivered "Daniel" was rude and didn't speak and honestly almost threw out plates down and left. We had taken out of town guest and we were so embarrassed.

I think Stone Tower Winery is the best winery I have ever been to. I wish I would have taken more…read morephotos but I was trying to really experience the moment. The scenic view when arriving to the winery is beautiful. I love Virginia for all of the land and the views. Once we arrived at the winery we were taken back by how spacious the winery was and the fantastic views they offered. They had acreage on top acreage for the winery which included the land for harvesting the grapes. It was a really nice weekend to experience the views. We met some friends there who already purchased a bottle of wine. So I tried their Riesling which I really enjoyed. I typically hate Riesling but their version was not too tart and a little sweet so I really enjoyed it. We enjoyed it so much that we bought another bottle for ourselves. At the winery they also offer food and cheese trays for purchase. Not sure if they have a full kitchen. The staff were very friendly and attentive. I wanted to do a tasting but we did not have enough time. But the tasting was $25 for 5 wines. A little expensive but totally worth it. I will be back again very soon. If you are in the Leesburg area I really suggests you check them out. Cheers!

**Dogs are welcome at Stone Tower, babies are not**…read more We drove about 45 minutes from DC to join a friend's 40th birthday celebration at Stone Tower. She had reserved a table in the Tower View area. When we arrived with our 10-month-old, the host, Jim, told us that section is 21 and over. His only option was for me to take my son to a separate area called The Barn, alone and away from the party. The rule itself isn't the issue. Stone Tower decides who it welcomes in that space, and it has decided a dog is a better guest than a baby. Plenty of people are afraid of dogs, allergic to them, or don't want one begging at their table while they eat. Yet a baby in a stroller, who can't even walk yet, is treated as the bigger disruption. The dogs stayed with their owners, and my son and I were sent somewhere else. In our experience, babies under a year old are welcome at most vineyards, so this came as a real surprise. Being separated from the group defeated the purpose of coming. Instead of celebrating our friend, we said a quick hello and drove home. It's hard enough being a parent today. Being humiliated and insulted for bringing a baby to a wine tasting, while animals are welcomed, is infuriating. If you're a family with young kids, know that here, your dog is more welcome than your child.