This place was one of my favorite stops when visiting the Lexington area. Ecco Adesso Vineyards is…read morefamily-friendly and dog-friendly place to enjoy a picnic and some wine surrounded by the Blue Ridge and Appalachian Mountains. Along with wine tastings, Ecco Adesso offers their 350 acre farm as a place to explore the vineyards, hiking trails, meadows, orchards, waterfalls and creeks that are on the grounds. I got a wine flight, which included four 2-ounce pours. There are four flights to choose from, and I chose the Old World/New World flight, which had two Chardonnays and two Cabernet Francs. I'm not a Chardonnay person at all, but I'm 100% a Cab Franc person. It turns out, I really loved the Chardonnay! Who'd-a known. That's the great thing about doing a flight: You can try something new and maybe discover something about yourself along the way. I enjoyed my wine flight on the big porch outside of the winery. The porch overlooks the beautiful grape vineyards, and it's a picturesque sight to behold for sure. The porch has big rocking chairs, so you can sit and sip and rock and stare at the scenery. I found that the people who work here were incredibly friendly and helpful. At one point, I wanted to try a little taste of a different wine that wasn't on my flight, and they didn't even blink and just gave me a pour. So nice!

Sunday Funday was an exciting adventure as we embarked on a road trip to Fairfield, VA to visit…read moreEcco Adesso Vineyards. The drive may have been long, but it was absolutely worth it. The vineyard reminded me of a charming château, with its picturesque surroundings and elegant atmosphere. It was a truly unforgettable experience that left me feeling inspired and rejuvenated. I was warmly welcomed by Brian and a lovely young lady (I apologize for forgetting your name). They were both delightful and made me feel right at home. Brian even took me on a tour of the cellar and eagerly answered all of my questions! They offered four different types of wine flights for tasting. One from Williamsburg Vineyard, one from Sassaia Vineyards (from Italy, as they are close friends), an old world vs new world flight, and one from Ecco Adesso. I decided to go with the flight from the winery. My favorites were the 2022 Petit Manseng and the 2022 new world Chardonnay. I highly recommend making the drive to the vineyard as it does not disappoint with its wines, beautiful scenery, sheep, and overall serenity. Don't forget to pack a picnic!

Amazing wines, especially given how small & out of the way they are. 5 stars because they…read morespecialize in (really good) Cabernet Sauvignons, which are a rarity in Virginia. 3 acres of vines and under 1000 cases/year. The owners greeted me as I walked up. Obviously they don't get a lot of visitors so call in advance. The vineyard is very well placed, so they can grow grapes that you don't normally see elsewhere. What I tried: Gruner Veltiner: German grape you don't see often. Nice citrus notes; I almost bought a bottle but got distracted by... 2012 Cabernet Sauvignon: 90% cab sav with some tannat. Overall medium tannin although the Tannat gave it some bite at the end. 2014 Cabernet Sauvignon: 100%, very nice body & complexity. I'll drink this in another year or two. "Livia" red blend: Primarily refosco w/ Cab Franc. I almost bought a bottle, but settled for a bottle of the last two. But I did enjoy a glass.

The wine was delicious. The owners were very kind and welcoming. I love the location. Highly…read morerecommend even though it is a small vineyard, the wine is so good.

The staff were the loveliest people, and so passionate about their wines. They also do generous…read morepours for the wine tasting, which is much appreciated! I am primarily a dry wine drinker. During my wine tasting at Rockbridge Vineyard, I sought out the driest wines they offered, but even the dry wines were too sweet for my palate. If you like sweet wine, you will love this wine! Nevertheless, I did take home a bottle of Jeremiah's, which is their wine that's made with concord grapes. It's definitely a sweet wine. I shared it with some people who love the sweets, so I didn't drink as much. Along with wine tasting, they offer wine slushies and little appetizers to purchase, like locally made cheeses, salami, crackers, chips and popcorn. This is not a restaurant, so you won't find a meal. But you can also bring your own food, if you like. During the summer months, they have food trucks on select days.

Really nice winery and brew house. Nice selection of beers, I had a pilz and a Mexican Lager that…read morewere both amazing. In addition they had a Voitner that I quite enjoyed. The food is limited to cheese and chartreuse, but they frequently have food trucks, especially at the week end. Service was nice, but the real standout is the views of the vines. Lots of outside seating, both in the sun and undercover. The beer room is quite large, and the wine tasting room is more than adequate if the weather is unfavorable. They are dog friendly!

Wine and charcuterie? Count me in. That was enough to get me in the door, but the lovely bar tender…read morekept me seated. She was so sweet and friendly and loved our sweet boy, Bear. The wine was great, the flight was such a great time because we got to sample such an array of delicious wines that ran the spectrum from dry red to sweet whites. This is definitely a must visit if you're in Hot Springs!

The tasting room must be relatively new, as I had not noticed it before our recent trip to Hot…read moreSprings. It is a very attractive space with ample room for tasting and for sitting and relaxing. The hostess was very welcoming, and was more than happy to pour samples of their wines. I ended up buying the Viognier and the Cab Franc, which we had with dinner that night. Both were very tasty, and I will definitely be back next time I am there.

Very nice experience today tasting it Bluestone. Highly recommend visiting and the wines…read more Beautiful property, down to earth winemaker, limestone influenced acidity and very creative products with elegance and balance. I'm a blogger and you can read the details about the wines I tasted, Learning and Blogging at https://winesagereview.wordpress.com/2026/03/03/bluestone-virginia/

Beautiful views and a spacious setting made for a relaxing visit. We enjoyed learning about the…read morewinery's history and sampling the wines. The flight wasn't quite to our taste, so we tried two reds and ended up purchasing a bottle we really enjoyed. Wishing I had grabbed one to take home too!

Good wine and Port. Great views and fun people. Usually live music on weekends. One of our favorite…read moreplaces.

Let's start off by saying that I've always believed the best adventures and experiences happen off…read morethe beaten path and I'm for Ankida Ridge Vineyards that definitely rings true. From the moment you walk in the service is impeccable, we were greeted by Melinda and she was very kind and explained to us the different options for tasting or for just having a glass/bottle. My girlfriend and I went with on tasting of a flight of 5 and a cheese board and let's just say Pinot Noir in VA is a hit! The board paired very nicely and the wine itself was a hit on every level. As for the view I mean look at this photo it is absolutely stunning, the perfect place to spend the afternoon and soak up the nature with a glass or two of wine;)

Amazing Place! The drive up the Blue Ridge Pkwy, the…read morespectacular views (360 degree), the great high altitude (3,300 ft), cool weather, short season wines like Reisling, Pinot Gris, Chardonnay AND Pinot Noir! You have to add this to your VA Winery trips!

Wines and Views are spectacular! They are serving Estate Grown Wines! I really enjoyed the Copper…read morecolored Pinot Gris! The 360 view at the top of the hill is outstanding! And if you are lucky enough to be at the winery at Sunset - IT IS A MUST!!!

Perfect day for a wine tasting and some beautiful views of the valley.This vineyard is the perfect…read morelocation to relax for hours and they have so many events coming up. Add this winery as your next stop along the wine trail.

So incredibly dog friendly inside and out! My pup and I stopped here on a solo road trip on our way…read moreto Shenandoah. When traveling solo it can be tough to visit wineries even if they're dog friendly outside because you're expected to go inside to order, and I refuse to tie my dog up. Not this place - he was gladly welcomed in the tasting room! The other patrons were super friendly and after seeing me take a picture of my dog they were quick to jump in and make sure to do a whole photoshoot of me with him. All the staff were in love with my dog and even grabbed some treats for him. Basically, if you have a dog...this is the place to go! I got the white wine tasting flight and didn't love a couple of the wines but I'm admittedly not a wine snob and I mainly drink sauvignon blanc and pinot grigio. Have never been a fan of chardonnay so I don't think it's that theirs is bad - more of personal preference and I'm sure others love it! I ended up getting another glass of the Vidal Blanc because that one was excellent! We visited 10/26/25 and loved seeing the fall colors in the background. It was pretty empty on a Sunday so we easily got a front row table where we could look out at the vineyards/trees/mountains. Will absolutely be back here if we're ever in the area again!

Despite warnings that GPS might not work we had no problem finding this winery next to the Lutheran…read morechurch. Our hosts Mary Beth and Matt greeted and welcomed us and Mary Beth did a wonderful wine tasting with all of their wines. I thought it was very reasonable at $10. We were really surprised by the variety and flavors of the various wines. The tasting room is intimate and cozy. Afterwards we took a walk up the hill to see the vineyard and enjoy the views and the fall colors. We will be back! It is worth the drive!

Lovely staff and great tasting wine! If you walk up to the vineyard area, the views are stunning!…read moreDefinitely worth a trip while in the Staunton/Waynesboro area.