Visited on Wednesday August 12 ,…read more Excellent wines,awesome venue , and thoroughly enjoyed talking to John and Elizabeth. They were both extremely knowledgeable and friendly!

It was a hidden vineyard tucked away in the valley. We were driving for a while without seeing many…read morecars, so we were surprised when we arrived and found that the parking lot was almost full. They have a nice, open seating area with plenty of covered space. I highly recommend bringing your own snacks or food because there aren't many food options. This place is definitely pet-friendly, too. We saw many happy puppies running around and enjoying the day. As for the drinks, they offer standard flights, glasses, and bottles. We tried the XoXo, Gold Label, and a few of their red and white wines. Some of them had impressive flavors, although I think there is still room for improvement. The service was good, and the staff were friendly. However, my biggest issue and especially for the men, is that they only have one men's restroom. I honestly don't understand the concept. With so many visitors, they definitely need more restrooms for men. Otherwise, they might end up with some very unhappy customers! Overall, the atmosphere was relaxing, and it was nice to sit outside and enjoy the calm breeze. I would suggest turning the music down a little so people can enjoy some conversation. And, sorry to say, but the band wasn't exactly my favorite.

Revalation Vineyards was one of those unexpected finds that makes you wonder how you didn't…read morediscover it sooner -- especially being only 15 minutes from home. I enjoyed the Governor's Flight, and from the first pour, I knew this place was special. The wines were beautifully crafted, the presentation charming and eclectic, with each tasting served in unique vintage glassware that somehow feels elegant, fun, and completely unpretentious. The standout for me was the Village Estate Reserve. The aromatics immediately pulled me in, and the palate just kept evolving -- balanced, expressive, smooth, and revealing new layers of flavor with every sip. One of those wines that makes you stop mid-conversation just to appreciate what's happening in your glass. Beyond the wine, the owners are gracious, the grounds are beautiful, and yes... they welcome furry companions, which earns bonus points from me and the boys. Add in the stunning locally crafted furniture and thoughtful décor, and the entire experience feels warm, curated, and authentic. If you're near Culpeper, Charlottesville, or simply looking for a beautiful Virginia wine experience, Revalation is an absolute hidden gem. Highly recommend.

Originally we wanted to visit Early Mountain winery but it happened to be closed to the public so…read morewe came here instead. It is such a cute spot with shaded Adirondack chairs offering beautiful views of the Blue Ridge Mountains. The flights come in cute, antique, mismatched wine tasting glasses. We went a little overboard with the cheese but it was so tasty along with the baguette and fruit compotes. One of the women even came over and offered us some grapes to try. It was extremely peaceful and we'd definitely come back.

We love this place. Wines are good. The staff is always nice. Emily and Kenny are the owners and…read morewill spend time when they can to answer questions and share stories. There is tons of outdoor space. The indoor area is smaller, but cute. We love doing the puzzle in the puzzle room. Bring your own snacks and take time to unwind.

We came for the cookie and wine pairing. Driving up, the signs greeting us were fun and very…read morereminiscent of the old BurmaShave signs. They had us smiling before we walked in the door. The tasting room is small when entering and the room we sat in was very tiny but cozy and felt like an old English cottage but they also had another room that was pretty full that day. The wines were good as well as the cookies which were made by a bakery in Orange called Mary's Mountain Cookies. Being cat people, my friend and I especially loved visiting with the winery cat who was making himself at home in one of the chairs. After the self guided tasting and pairing, we did go to the bar to taste a couple of their other wines that weren't a part of the flight and we were then able to interact with the owners a bit which is always my favorite part of visiting a winery. This was a fun visit. We'll be back.

Staff was top tier ! They were very very friendly, catering, and inviting. The wine flights were…read moredivine. The dessert wine, "lil' Em" was liquid gold in your mouth! The atmosphere was perfect for wine tasting.

In the area for a relaxing Virginia mountain vacation, Yelp led us to Brix & Columns for a wine…read moreexperience. We were specifically searching for a dog-friendly place we could bring the pups, and not only do they welcome the well-behaved fur babies but have one of their own too! Built with Jeffersonian architecture, the property is modern yet attractive and feels like you're visiting a historic property. There is a large event space, a spacious tasting room, and ample outdoor seating which is mostly shaded to enjoy even on a hot sunny day. My wife and I both enjoyed flights of wine and followed them with a glass of our favorites. The flights are served nicely and every pour is in its own glass, no reusing or cheap plastic cups here. Service was great with very nice staff. It was a peaceful outdoor experience and we really enjoyed just sitting and relaxing. I would absolutely come back!

I'm no wine snob, and Virginia is no Napa. That being said, if you're looking for one of the…read morestereotypical wineries this isn't it. It is a very small family run operation. Their tasting room has been operating since 1985! It was small and kind of set back into the woods, but with a very comfortable, homey feel. Their tasting menu is HUGE! I think close to 15 different wines? And we were able to try all of them. The dessert wine that's similar to a German Glühwein was served to us hot so we could really experience the flavor the way it was designed to be tasted. Most in our group historically prefer dry reds to whites or sweet wines, but no one was terribly impressed by the dry reds. We were, however, impressed enough to buy some of the dessert wines, sweet reds, rose, and whites. We ended up getting a mixed case for well under $200, and the tasting fee ($5) was waived. They've been in the area for a long time and are still a local operation, and none of their wines was prohibitively expensive. I'm definitely not a wine connoisseur, but I really appreciated the simplicity of this place. In warmer weather, it would have been nice to buy a bottle and take it out to the wooded picnic area. Everyone was wearing masks inside, the owner did our tasting and mixed local history and vineyard history with information about the wines and grapes. It was a great time.

Wonderful, kind, unique! This vineyard highlights the grapes and wines that are authentic to this…read moreregion. A family owned and operated, you can taste how much they care. The ambience could use improvement but the wine is fabulous.

The views alone make this place a must go to. Google maps had a bit of a hard time finding it,…read morewhich make sense, it's on the side of a mtn in the middle of nowhere. But if you find it, you'll be amazed. Oh and the wine, the wine is very good, I'm by no means a wine expert, I do enjoy my wine, these were very tasty, the white (only one) was my fav, however a tad pricey on bottles. Heck they could serve me a box of wine and I'd enjoy it with the views they have.

Absolutely gorgeous view and architecture! I loved the wine there and the bottles are very…read morereasonably priced.

I have been here twice, first time was in 2020 and second time recently and I am happy to report…read morethat the quality and service has not changed one bit! The staff here is so friendly, welcoming and informative. We chose a wine flight and I asked them if they offered any chocolates - one of the staff members immediately brought a few different ones from dark to milk! They even asked if I had any nut allergies which was so thoughtful of them. The views here are phenomenal, easily the best winery on the Northeast. I can't imagine how beautiful it must look like in Fall! It is a very photogenic place and there is a lot of space to walk around and explore - you could easily spend a couple of hours here and forget about all your life's worries.

First of all, the 2-3 miles leading to the winery is up the mountain on a primitive road. It's def…read morepart of thr experience, but plz be prepared. If you're someone who is scared of country roads or heights, might not be your jam. The property is absolutely stunning. The views!! The wine was delicious and they did offer a charcuterie board with variations. They also offer pizza on weekends, I believe. It's a huge lodge, seating inside outside patio with upstairs and downstairs options. Everyone was super friendly and it had a locals only vibe, felt Tucker away and private. But you get there and there's people there, so it's a known gem in Dyke, VA. A must see if you're in the area!

Great atmosphere and fun beautiful hidden treasure! Highly recommend. Girls trip great music…read more family friendly

It was a nice farm vineyard with sweet wines! We saw animals running around, which was great for…read morethe kids. Parking was easy and convenient. I highly recommend bringing some snacks and finding a nice spot to relax with your family or friends for a weekend outing. However, there wasn't much service, and the staff didn't seem very welcoming or friendly toward us. I'm not sure why, but the customer service could definitely use some improvement. On the bright side, they have some really nice frozen drinks that you should definitely try! Overall, it was an okay experience. The location and atmosphere were toward families, but they could improve their customer service to make the experience much better.