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    4.4 (41 reviews)
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    Tasting menu, choose 5 for $12
    Stephanie D.

    A reservation isn't necessary to come here, which is convenient. The parking spaces are a bit limited, though. During COVID, the wine tastings come in little plastic cups. It's 5 for $12 and a souvenir glass thrown in, and you get to choose from a list of whites, reds, and sweet. I appreciate that you don't have to stick to a particular category when you choose your 5 wines. On Saturday afternoon, there was a musician playing on her guitar. There was also a food truck if you want a bite to eat! The grassy area is a bit small, and there are a few tables and chairs spread out on the grass. There's no patio. You can also walk along the vines. This isn't really a place for large groups to hang out for a few hours in one spot like at black ankle (which requires a reservation), but I think it's great if you want to go from place to place to taste wines!

    Complimentary Tasting Glass
    Tina S.

    Wine was really good. We tried the guided tasting which was really nice. Favorites were Melo and Barbera Nouveau. Staff was great and the story behind the winery was really interesting. The inside is small, but quaint. Will definitely be back!

    Jessica O.

    Best thing about coming here is $8 to taste 10 wines + the glass. We were only here for about 10 minutes it felt like. There was nowhere to hangout the inside is small and the outside only had 2 metal chairs by the side door. We breezed through the tasting and felt like immediately we needed to make a decision on what we wanted to buy. All the wines were unique and different but there were none that we were crazy about. We partially just bought a bottle because the owner who is a small old lady, we didn't want to hurt her feelings by not loving her wine. Definitely don't feel like we need to come back ever again. Please buy some picnic tables so people can better enjoy their time and even sober up if needed.

    a glass of wine on a table
    Bryan P.

    Local and Lovable! We drove by this winery so many times and decided to stop by for an afternoon and it was very much so worth it! Sitting up on the hill, this vineyard has tons of space and incredible views. We were greeted and told about the winery and the different tastings they offer. We each did the traditional tasting; 5 wines and a glass for $12! They also have guided tastings. We got to talk to several members of the staff and the head wine maker, tasting a few of the upcoming bottles and it got us very excited. Most wine bottles are priced between $20 and $25 and the meads around $20. They also had plenty of snacks, a food truck onsite, and live music! We were so in love that we joined their Legacy Wine Club! Great perks, and a great wine to do so with. Come check this place out!

    Apples and Honey semi-dry mead with cheeseboard including 2 cheeses from cheese sampler option #1.
    Sarah R.

    I discovered Loew Vineyard through the Maryland Wine Pass and was thoroughly pleased with this small and humble winery. They offer white, red, sweet, and mead, and have a lovely lawn area with several tables where you can enjoy their wines overlooking the vineyard and the surrounding fields. You can choose from several types of cheese to pair with your tasting, and you are also welcome to bring your own food. During our visit, they offered a "choose your own" tasting of 5 wines, as well as a guided tasting - both of which include a souvenir glass. My partner and I chose to do to the "choose your own" tasting and were received our glasses along with a bag of our 5 samples in plastic cups. This made for a quick and convenient transaction, and we chose a picnic table on their lawn to enjoy our tasting. The lawn is a bit hilly so we did have a slight issue with glasses and cups sliding along the table but no major accidents. There was also live music (acoustic pop song covers) from a very talented musician which added to pleasant ambiance. Parking is a bit limited, and tables probably won't accommodate more than 8 - 10 people, so this vineyard may be better suited to smaller groups. For my partner and I, it was a perfect place to spend the day.

    Sj G.

    Super friendly owners and staff! My hubby brought me here for Mother's Day. We typically drink red dry. We had to change our pallet that day to sweet. The strawberry wine was great. We took a bottle home and recently made a sangria with it. Our friends loved it. Here are some pics from our trip. You can bring your pup on lawn. You can pack a picnic. Now the day we went crepe food truck there. It was not for us. We left and had to get food. That is the o my negative. Lots of vendors and we enjoyed yoga there.

    a bottle of wine and a glass of wine
    Ry L.

    Stopped by for a quick wine tour and found an amazing raspberry wine. Staff was super friendly. Only thing I wish was better was the seating arrangement.

    I got to keep my glass
    Kenya H.

    Small but amazing winery! Came here because we were looking for places to go for my birthday and it did not disappoint. It's a hidden gem and I highly recommend. My favorite wine was the Vidal Blanc.

    The vineyard!
    Phia Marie C.

    This is such a cute little winery in Mt. Airy. We got a deal at Groupon for wine tasting for 2. We get to sample total of 9 wines from dry to sweet. I am not really into dry wine but i sure could compliment their sweet wine. We ended up buying a bottle of sweet wine. We also bought a cheese platter while sampling their wine and we enjoyed it! Mrs. Loew herself was there to entertain us and gave us a little background of their winery dated back in the 70s. It was a fun experience. For a good deal, we get to sample 9 wines, brought home with is free wine glasses and wine tote. This is a must try!

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    I R.

    What a secret gem! After learning that some of my daughter's friends have only had wine from a box (and one of the boys telling me that he did not know how to use a cork screw), we decided to correct the situation. As a graduation present, we rented a party bus to visit 3 wineries. I am so glad that we decided to visit Loew first. I had scheduled the tasting with Lois, one of the owners, and told her that our goal was to get this crew knowledgeable. She gave me the reassurance that we needed. When we got there, they had set up 2 picnic tables outside to be able to fit the 12 people in our group. The tasting consisted of 10 different wines. Lois arranged for her granddaughter Rachel to host the tasting. WOW! Rachel impressed us with her knowledge. She was funny, engaging and relatable. She explained the process of making wine from the selection of the grapes, the soil, irrigation to how to bottle the wine. We spent almost 2 hours with her. We would have stayed longer but we had 2 other wineries to visit. We liked the wine so much that we bought about a dozen bottles to take home. Their prices are very reasonable. At the end of the day, the group said that their wine was by far more superior than the wine from the other wineries (who shall remain nameless). Loew is a hidden gem! We wish Rachel much success with her expansion plans.

    a glass of wine on a table

    Great Meade, great wine, awesome service, incredible story. Came to taste, but def turned into an experience. An absolute must visit if you are able.

    Juliana M.

    This is an adorable little family-run winery. Mr. And Mrs. Loew make all of the wine themselves, and it shows in how delicious the wine is. The tasting was $7 and you get a souvenir glass to take home with you. They rotate the wines based on the season. My parents visited a few months back and they had a strawberry wine that wasn't available when I visited. They did have a raspberry instead, which was also delicious. The wines ran around $20 a bottle. I really enjoyed visiting Loew Vineyards and would happily come back again!

    Lois giving us a tasting!
    Sarah S.

    My friend warned us before we got here, she said "okay it looks like we are going to a shed but trust me it's really good wine".. uh okay? Well she was right it was a tiny building at the end of the driveway and the wine was great. When we got inside we found Lois who is one of the owners along with her husband. She was so nice and walked us through each wine for our tasting which was $8 for 8ish wines (I lost count) and a glass to keep! Her and her husband have been doing this since the 80s and they just like what they do. The wine was great something for everyone. But the strawberry wine... oh my gawd.. it was like drinking strawberry jam in the most delicious way possible. This place is near a few other vineyards in the area which is great If you want to go to a few in a day, I would highly recommend stopping in here!

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    Nice little winery. Pretty good wines but no real picnic area.

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    Not much to look at, but the wine was very good. Their berry wines are amazing!! Wish I lived closer!

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    Black Ankle Vineyards

    Black Ankle Vineyards

    4.3
    (199 reviews)
    1.4 mi
    $$$

    We are long-time members and things have changed consistently at Black Ankle and always for the…read morebetter! The vineyard always will be a beautiful place to enjoy great wine, people watch, enjoy well behaved dogs, and break bread with friends and family. The creation of the patios through and beyond the pandemic was a great move. The vistas never disappoint, the charcuteries boards with fresh baked bread have always complimented the wine well, the food trucks and various vendors have always been fun, but a piece was missing. That piece has been added! We were pleasantly surprised to find The Terrace Kitchen by Chef Tony Castellon delivering an elevated menu with options from homemade chocolate chip cookies to The Amalfi Toast featuring a personal fav boquerones. There are options on that menus that are to die for including veg options as expected. Note: There are chilled vegan options inside ask the desk. We enjoyed the Mediterranean inspired with Japanese twist Char-Siu Skewer with ponzu aioli, and lemon wedge dipped in a (chili, paprika, cumin dust?) was perfect to balance out the skewers. Damn tasty lamb and beef the squeeze of the lemon and spice perfected it. The Crispy Potatoes were a delight, not too heavy or greasy, nice char, and full of flavor delivered by the lardon, green onion, and melted Gruyere . Very satisfying, would order again. The Amalfi Toast is a do not miss IMO. For the uninitiated, boquerones are Spanish white sardine filets cured in acid then packed in olive oil. Unlike the premium salty boney tinned sardines available in the US, the result is a delicate cured white sardine filet over toasted focaccia coated with whipped buffalo milk garlic butter and fresh herbs. Outrageous food my friends, just delicious. Thank you Chef! Your CA roots are showing. The chocolate chip cookies were very good. We missed the duck taco special on the board which I would have tried no matter what. If it was a confit duck taco, well IYKYK. So kudos to Black Ankle Vineyards and Chef Tony Castellon. The future is bright with this new partnership. Looking forward to returning more often to catch live music and enjoy it all. P. S. Heather Aubrey Lloyd performing solo on guitar and playing many 79's and 80's covers was a great addition to our experience. Please tip these performers, you can hit her up on her website if you did not bring cash: https://heatheraubreylloyd.com/tipping

    Representing the DMV runner-up to out of town pick for letter B for 2025, B is for Black Ankle…read moreVineyards. My girlfriend & I visited Black Ankle on a Saturday in September 2025. We were out somewhat in this direction, and there was a Meetup group going here, so we thought to check it out as it's rare we ever go to a winery as it's normally out of the way, more likely of an occurrence when on a vacation. We took some crazy back roads from where we were in western Howard County, through Carroll, & into eastern Frederick County, where Black Ankle is. We went to the bar inside to get wines. I got a white wine; I think Chardonnay, and I think my girlfriend got a sweeter Rose or something like that. Both were delicious, but we preferred our own more. We sat outside in a nice patio area. We were in the hot Sun on that sunny day, but that was cool with me. We learned of a tour going on, which we got in on. The tour guide who wore an Italian flag bowtie was entertaining and informative. We walked around the vineyard, going inside the cooled storage areas, centrifuge area where the wine is mixed, etc. We even saw some of the old wines they had made from years earlier. We saw sheep dogs, which protect the vineyard from pests, which were cute. Overall, this is a high quality winery with plenty of nice outside & inside seating.

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    Group doing an outside tasting at Black Ankle.
    Group doing an outside tasting at Black Ankle.
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    Indoor seating
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    Linganore Winecellars

    Linganore Winecellars

    4.0
    (267 reviews)
    3.8 mi
    $$
    Family-owned & operated
    Eco-friendly

    Let me set the scene: tucked away in what feels like the middle of nowhere is this beautiful winery…read morewith an equally beautiful landscape. The vibes are peaceful, scenic, and honestly the perfect backdrop for a festival day out. They host several festivals throughout the year, and I had the pleasure of attending the Caribbean festival yesterday. Even with the rain and cooler weather, it was STILL a great time. The energy never dropped. Everything was very well organized from parking, to the wine samples, vendors, dance floor, and stage setup. You could tell a lot of planning went into making the experience smooth and enjoyable for guests. The music, food, and overall atmosphere made it easy to forget about the weather completely. This was my second time here, and it definitely will not be my last. I'll 100% be returning.

    I've been coming to Linganore Winecellars for reggae festivals so long, a whole row in my kitchen…read morecabinet is filled with the wine glasses that's included in the ticket price. Why haven't I written a review until now is a mystery but, oh well.. Lol This past Weekend, they did something totally different. They had a tribute to 50 years of "go-go" instead of the aforementioned reggae fest. With that said, Rare Essence performed Saturday and the Junk Yard Band did their thing Sunday. Me and my crew grew up on Essence so Saturday we converged. The forecast for severe afternoon t-storms almost made me stay home, but I've been given a lot of flack from my homies for bailing because of weather so I was determined to push through :) I'm glad that I did. It rained STRONG for about an hour in the middle of the festival, but after that, the headliner performed and cranked like it was 1990! Talk about nostalgia.. Omg!! We had a ball! Full disclosure, it was about half the normal size crowd, so I'm not sure Linganore will take that type of money loss in the future, but thanks for the memories.. I definitely needed that!!!

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    Wine tasting in the patio with a Cheese Board
    Wine tasting in the patio with a Cheese Board
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    Jamming to tunes by DJ Genius near the vines - sweet 9.3.23

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    Jamming to tunes by DJ Genius near the vines - sweet 9.3.23
    New Market Plains Vineyards

    New Market Plains Vineyards

    4.6
    (19 reviews)
    8.7 mi
    $$$

    I saw a sign for a winery while en route to another and decided to make a stop. I hadn't heard of…read morethis place and had no idea what to expect. Let me get the "bad" out of the way first, and note this is still a five-star review. You drive up a gravel country road to a small building that houses the tasting room. It's the smallest tasting room I've ever been in, and very simply decorated: a few beautifully framed pieces from the farm's history, some antique tools, and that's about it. This isn't going to be your upscale winery experience. If you're looking for Napa or Bordeaux vibes, you're in the wrong place. The single guy behind the counter turned out to be the owner. He mentioned that his wife usually runs the tastings, but she was on vacation. He was fantastic, fun to talk with, knowledgeable from both a production angle and a "yes, I actually drink these wines" perspective, which is surprisingly rare. He even spoke warmly about nearby wineries, treating them as colleagues rather than competitors. It's always refreshing to meet a winemaker who genuinely enjoys other people's wine. As for the wines: we tried all twelve. A couple were still young and could use a few years in the bottle, but they showed a lot of promise. I didn't care for the Muscat, but most of the others were excellent, and I had a hard time choosing which bottles to take home. Be sure to try the "Trop Elyts"; it's fantastic, and kind of port like. I'm not usually a rosé fan, but their take on it was so unique I bought a bottle of that, too. The farm itself dates back to the 1700s. George Washington probably slept there (he slept everywhere). It's full of character and history, and well worth the stop

    Overall: small, casual winery, decent wines and prices, with okay service and a single restroom…read morethat you have to go outside to enter They have indoor seating, a covered patio, and outdoor seating. There is not strong AC anywhere there. The indoor seating is very small and feels like you're in someone's grandma's living room. Tastings are done in a flight with plastic cups, not one at a time in a glass. We did enjoy the wines and eventually enjoyed talking to the one employee who was there, but it was a rough start. When we entered the tasting room we were the only people there except for one other man. We had to initiate conversation with him to determine if we were in the right place and if we could get a tasting. It was confusing and we didn't feel clear about what to do or welcomed. I did enjoy the Rich Forest Chard, the Rose blend, and the Hogshead Red. It was interesting to learn about the residual sugars and how their rose is different. There is a cemetery on the premises which was an interesting choice.

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    Wines and tasting trays.
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    Some other historical artwork.
    Old Westminster Winery

    Old Westminster Winery

    4.3
    (228 reviews)
    8.3 mi
    $$

    If you're looking for a winery experience in Maryland that feels a little more elevated, Old…read moreWestminster Winery is definitely worth adding to your list! I especially loved the private cabana experience, which made the visit feel extra special and was perfect for a date day, girls' day, birthday, or simply spending a relaxing afternoon enjoying good food and wine. The food was just as memorable. Some of my favorites were the Summer Caesar with citrus-marinated roasted chicken, Cheese & Prosciutto Board, and their wood-fired pizzas. The Zucchini Ricotta with Chesapeake jumbo lump blue crab was such a standout, and the Pepperoni with Hot Honey was another favorite. Definitely save room for dessert! The Chocolate Chip Skillet Cookie and Crème Brûlée are both great choices. For wine, I recommend trying one of their wine flights. My personal favorite was The Fav Wines, featuring the 2025 Brine, Riesling, and Petit Manseng. If cocktails are more your style, the Rosé Sangria Spritz and Gold Rush are worth trying too. I also loved the 2025 Honey, which is sweet, nectary, and vibrant. It's a great bottle to take home and continue the experience. Overall, Old Westminster Winery offers much more than just wine. Between the beautiful setting, private cabanas, food, drinks, and welcoming atmosphere, it's easily one of the Maryland wineries I'd recommend visiting. Tip: Book the private cabana if you want to make the experience feel extra special!

    Ventured here this afternoon to celebrate my aunts birthday…read more Was the perfect Sunday funday adventure!! Arrived on time for our 130p reservation. I arrived a little early to set up for our celebratory occasion. Our waitress Michelle was super sweet and attentive. She offered us a welcome pour of their "You are my Sunshine" which was lovely. I honestly could've done without the flight that I ordered and just had this! Our food was delicious! From the appetizers we shared to the selection of pizzas we ordered. For desserts we ordered the Lemon Tart Cheesecake, Pistachios Strawberry Macaroons and I was able to bring in an outside cake for the occasion. Which was absolutely delicious!!!!!! The almond/vanilla cake paired well with the rosè. Our cabana was clean and set up perfectly for our arrival. The grounds and views were absolutely amazing....they offer mini amplifiers to listen to music from your phones... Really was the perfect afternoon for a perfect occasion. Looking forward to my next wine adventure!! Cheers to more life! Happy Yelping!!

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    The tasting room
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    Prosciutto and pineapple pizza
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