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.

We attended a party in their upstairs party room and it was lovely. The bartender pouring the wine…read morewas super knowledgeable and friendly. The whole scene was friendly and lovely! Try the Rose!! Yummy :)

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.

The wines were excellent. Our wine host, Mahlon, was quite knowledgeable and personable. It's in a…read morebeautiful location. They were dog friendly too. Our dog was welcomed inside or out.

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.

We had a fun evening enjoying the view after a hard rain with mist over the mountains and a view…read morethat kills. Felt like we were looking at hills in Italy. Started with a frose, a sparkling Costo vino and the red and reserve flights. We enjoyed them all and they paired very well with the crispy shrimp wonton and the truffle fries. The basil pesto and burrata was just ok compared to the heirloom tomato BLT and grass fed sliders which were both delicious. BLT needed a little more bacon but we were trying to share between 3 people so maybe that was the problem lol. Service was friendly and prompt. Bit of a walk from parking lot which can be a challenge since spaces are close together. We were just grateful the rain stopped before our walk over to the restaurant which is all gravel so not great for heels. Frose is a bit over priced compared to everything else but we really enjoyed our visit to this peaceful and culinary oasis.

We had the best time at Pippin Hill Farm & Vineyards! The location is stunning--the views of the…read morevineyard and mountains, the gardens, and the building itself are all gorgeous. We decided to try a white flight and loved almost everything we sampled. But honestly, the food was the highlight. Everything was super tasty and beautifully served. We started off sharing the hummus with toasties, and for mains, we tried a bit of everything: the beet salad, burrata and tomato salad, salmon with cucumber, sliders with fries, and the chicken with green beans. Every single dish hit the mark. Even though we were totally stuffed, we had to squeeze in dessert. The carrot toffee cake and peach panna cotta both very good.

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.

Highly recommend! For years my fiancé and I have traveled from NYC to visit Harrisonburg multiple…read moretimes simply to visit this vineyard. About a year ago we made the decision to get married here - and we will be doing just that in 26 days! A tasting here is inexpensive and worth it. Be sure to try the Crooked and Weedy - it's a sweeter red that is delicious. The staff is attentive - we've never had to wait longer than 5 minutes to have a tasting started. We always go to the Cheese Place in the Dayton market prior to visiting to be prepared with snacks once we finish our tasting and buy a few bottles of wine. The grounds are beautiful - we have seen them in rain, sun and snow. Parking is plenty.

Extremely disappointing and racist experience from Donna. She intentionally ignored me and my party…read morefor over 10 minutes and continued to serve and prize people who arrived well after us. When Donna eventually served us she was rude, disengaged, short, and visibly frustrated - which was a completely different attitude she had when she served the people before us . It's extremely disappointing as a patron to be met with this level or lack thereof of service in 2026. Disgusting experience and service from Donna. Very poor representation of the winery and the region.

I normally do not take the time to write reviews; but after reading Kelsey Q.'s, I was motivated to…read moredo so about Blue Ridge Vineyard. The fact is, Kelsey Q. got it all right untill she got to the wine. I would be hard pressed to improve upon the overall description of the winery, except to say the staff is always friendly, knowledgable and helpful. However, when it comes to the wine, Kelsey Q does not know what the devil she is talking about! When the full selection is availabe, Blue Ridge has an excellent selection of wines, especially when you consider it is a small farm winery that grows most or all of its own grapes. In fact, that is my only real complaint, they sell out of so much of their wines that later in the year they are out of a lot of their wines. If you find a favorite, you might want to consider stocking up! One of my favorites is their Pinot Noir, which, by the way, is completely dry. I also, like thier Cab Francs (they have two, an oaked and unoaked version - I forget the year.) The Cab Francs were also completely dry! P.S. I almost forgot - If you are a dog lover, bring your dog, they even have trails you can take a hike on. They also have several wonderful winery dogs, one of which does some of the most amazing tricks!

Totally 5 stars. I loved this place. I have been here a few…read moreTimes and just enjoy myself everytime. They view is beautiful and the employees are attentive and friendly. Get a tasting to see which you like the best and kick. Back and enjoy.

Cute winery near Roanoke, VA. That has rotating live bands come through. Plenty of parking. The…read morespace is wide and spacious, there were even some yard games like cornhole and volleyball. The line to order can be pretty long at times. The indoor seating area was gorgeous. Lots of sofas and comfy chairs to sit. Definitely worth a pit stop to relax. The wines were pretty good. The tasting was served in plastic cups which is safer to bring outside. They were on the sweeter side. I prefer mine to be bit dryer. There was a live band when I went which was great and the people were very kind.

I visited Stoney Brooke Vineyard this past Friday with a group of 25 ladies. Unfortunately, we were…read moretreated with the utmost disrespect by the owner. She made it very clear that she did not want us there. She told us not to sit in various areas because those areas were "for her customers." I don't understand why she did not consider us customers, as we were there to spend our money and enjoy the experience. Despite how we were treated, we stayed and made the best of the situation. We purchased wine, but we would have purchased much more if we had been treated with respect and made to feel welcome. Bottom line: We were not welcomed or wanted there, and we will NOT be returning!

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.

Fantastic venue. Very comfortable and inviting. Wonderful tasting wine. Wish they were open more…read moredays than just the weekend but I get it. Beautiful scenery as well.

I love that this winery is so nice! I am sitting my wines. I got a flight of 4 wines Chardonnay…read moreReserve, Fincasle 1772, MCA (white red wine, Petite Vermont Reserve. The lady greeted me when I walked in. She said, "you can sit anywhere". The ambiance is lovely. It's nice to go to the countryside and breathe fresh air. I actually can see the clouds. The temperature was a warm 80 degrees but there is a breeze. This is heaven on earth. I have no care in the world. I forgot to say I like the Chardonnay reserve and the 1772. Both are award winning wines.