The Shenandoah Valley, celebrated for its breathtaking landscapes and rich history, is also home to some of Virginia’s oldest wineries. In addition to producing award-winning wines, many of these vineyards also offer stunning vistas. Sip a fine vintage while relishing the views of rolling hills, lush green vines, and the majestic Blue Ridge Mountains. It’s time for a visit.
The tasting room at CrossKeys Vineyards boasts expansive views. Of Italian influence, the space exudes refined elegance, making it a draw for brides planning their weddings. CrossKeys frequently hosts live music like Finally Fridays and Sunday Brunch & Vibes, and the seasonal dining menu pushes them to the top as a must-stop for lovers of upscale al fresco experiences.
CrossKeys Vineyard. Courtesy of Virginia Tourism Corporation
Muse Vineyards welcomes guests into a modern tasting room with a spacious patio. Situated along the North Fork of the Shenandoah River, you’ll want to linger and savor their both their wines and their relaxing atmosphere. Muse is very dog-friendly, welcoming well-behaved pups both inside the tasting room and on the outdoor grounds.
Muse Vineyards
Perched atop a hill, Wolf Gap offers great views of the Shenandoah Valley and the distant Allegheny Mountains. Welcomingly laid-back, it’s a perfect spot for a casual afternoon with your best human. You may especially like Wolf Gap’s live music on Saturdays and Sundays.
Set on a one-time apple orchard, Barren Ridge Vineyards is a fourth-generation family winery that is both charming and rustic with sweeping views of the Blue Ridge Mountains. If you love a great sunset paired with an award-winning wine and live music, Sunset Saturdays at Barren Ridge are for you.
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One spot for two great avenues of adult beverage can only be topped with a stunning view, and Great Valley Farm Brewery & Winery delivers all of that. Feel your stress melt away as you sip from an Adirondack chair and soaking up the Blue Ridge Mountain views. There’s a good chance you’ll find nowhere more relaxing. Hungry? Weekends at Great Valley Farm welcome food trucks and musicians.
Save the Date: Spring Festival Day is June 3 and includes a variety of local vendors, a food truck, and live music
As the second-oldest winery in Virginia and the Shenandoah Valley’s first, Shenandoah Vineyards offers a sense of history and tradition. Enjoy the views outside with a glass of wine and your leashed, well-behaved best pooch, if you like.
The Massanutten Mountain range can be appreciated at Cave Ridge Vineyards. The spectacular setting is warm and welcoming, with a spacious patio perfect for an afternoon of tastings with friends.
Save the Date: June 20 is Barrels & Bees, a Honey & Wine Experience
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Our Shenandoah Valley is a treasure trove for wine lovers seeking an immersive experience where natural scenic beauty enhances every sip. Pack your bags and enjoy Shenandoah Valley wineries this summer.
Header Image: Great Valley Farm Brewery & Winery Chad Williams (@echadwilliams) Virginia Tourism Corporation
