Where to Drink Wine in Every Northern Virginia County
Last updated: February 15, 2024
Virginia’s wine industry is booming, and it has something for wine lovers of all kinds. Whether you are looking for a relaxing happy hour or want to explore wine country, head to these vineyards, wineries, and wine bars across NoVA for a glass of vino.
A list of Northern Virginia’s wineries and wine bars, organized by county.
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ALEXANDRIA
Cheesetique
This adorable cheese shop in Del Ray offers brunch, lunch, and dinner as well as tasting events and live music. 2411 Mount Vernon Ave., Alexandria
Grape and Bean
With two storefronts — in Old Town and Rosemont — Grape and Bean is a gathering place for interesting wines, craft beer, and an ample menu. And for the connoisseur, enroll in one of the wine classes. 118 S. Royal St., Alexandria; 2 E. Walnut St., Alexandria
La Fromagerie
Cheese naturally goes well with wine and these dairy experts offer more than 20 wines by the glass or bottle. Try a locally sourced meal while you’re there. 1222 King St., Alexandria
Sonoma Cellar
This wine bar is a more recent addition to Alexandria nightlife, with ample indoor and outdoor seating, a full menu, and extracurriculars like live music and a wine club. 207 King St., Alexandria
ARLINGTON
Corso Italian
Artisanal cheese boards, housemade pastas, and an extensive wine list round out the Corso Italian menu. Enjoy softly lit contemporary dining rooms for your meal. Dogs are welcome at outdoor tables behind a fence. 4024 Campbell Ave., Arlington
Grand Cru Wine Bar & Bistro
Grand Cru’s vintage French-inspired interior provides a tasteful atmosphere as elegant as its food. It offers wine flights, outdoor seating, and private dining options. 4301 Wilson Blvd., Arlington
Northside Social Coffee & Wine Bar
Part coffee shop, part wine bar, Northside Social is known for its variety of pastries baked fresh daily and an upstairs wine bar that opens after 5 p.m. on Fridays and Saturdays as well as for weekend brunch. You can book private events here or at the Falls Church location. 3211 Wilson Blvd., Arlington
Screwtop Wine Bar
Screwtop is situated two blocks from the Clarendon Metro stop and offers an extensive beer and wine list that is updated each month. Guests can enjoy wine flights, cheese boards, and an exclusive wine club membership. 1025 N. Filmore St., Arlington
FAIRFAX COUNTY
Dolce Vita Cicchetti Wine Bar
“Cicchetti” is Italian for small plates, and this wine bar offers a wide selection of them, such as pizza, flatbreads, tasting plates, and classic Italian items like mozzarella Caprese salad. 10824 Fairfax Blvd., Fairfax
Hamrock’s Restaurant
You can sit inside or outside at Hamrock’s Restaurant, which calls the historic Moore-McCandlish House its home. Offering lunch, dinner, and weekend brunch, chef Bill Hamrock also designs nightly dinner specials. 3950 Chain Bridge Rd., Fairfax
Idylwood Grill
Idylwood Grill and Wine Bar serves contemporary Mediterranean cuisine with Italian influences for lunch, dinner, dessert, and brunch, along with a perfect wine pairing. 2190 Pimmit Dr., Ste. B, Falls Church
Lake Anne Coffee House and Wine Bar
A wine consultant selects wines for the Lake Anne Coffee House and Wine Bar’s rotating menu, and chef Meagan Thompson designs plates complementing those selections during pairing events. 1612 Washington Plz. N., Reston
Paradise Springs Winery
Set on historic property from a 1716 land grant, the family-owned Paradise Springs Winery offers daily, year-round tastings and welcomes walk-ins. It offers prepackaged food items like cheeses, meats, crackers, baguettes, and other small snacks, but guests can bring their own food (within reason), and arrangements can be made in advance for large group catering. The winery offers Saturday and Sunday tours and is both kid- and dog-friendly in certain areas. 13219 Yates Ford Rd., Clifton
The Wine House
On The Wine House’s brunch, lunch, and dinner menus guests can choose between small plates and entrées like filet mignon or a New Zealand rack of lamb. When possible, The Wine House uses local and organic produce. Reservations can be made in advance and guests can grab a bottle to take home with them from the on-site wine store. 3950 University Dr., Ste. 212, Fairfax
The Winery at Bull Run
Guests at The Winery at Bull Run can enjoy daily tastings and weekend tours as well as an assortment of meats, cheeses, baguettes, and nonalcoholic beverages available for purchase. From March through November, food trucks make an appearance, and Bull Run Pizza is available on scheduled nights. There are also events like classes, live music on the weekend, and opportunities to host your own events. The winery offers adults-only seating and family-friendly areas. Pets are not allowed. 15950 Lee Hwy., Centreville
FAUQUIER COUNTY
Arterra Wines and Hawkmoth Arts
Arterra’s owner and winemaker, Jason Murray, uses native yeast fermentation, neutral oak, and no additives to create what he refers to as “clean wine.” His wife’s studio, Hawkmoth Arts, is in the same studio. Light fare is available. Children are welcome, as well as leashed dogs in the picnic area. 1808 Leeds Manor Rd., Delaplane
Barrel Oak Winery
Set in the Piedmont countryside, it is easy to make a day of relaxation a common occurrence at BOW with a rotating list of events happening throughout the year. Pizza and snacks are offered, but you can also bring outside food, as well as your dog. Kids are allowed with supervision. 3623 Grove Ln., Delaplane
Blue Valley Vineyard & Winery
With a family history steeped in making wine in the mountains of Greece, the Zissio family has brought its traditions to the Shenandoah Valley with a specificity to Virginia’s varietals. Blue Valley offers light fare and live music. It is family-friendly and can accommodate leashed pets. 5535 Blue Valley Way, Delaplane
Capstone Vineyards
Located in Linden on Blue Mountain, Capstone practices sustainable viticulture. The tasting room and deck offer beautiful views, and you can often find the owner and winemaker there. Reservations are required during the week and recommended Friday through Sunday. Capstone is family-friendly and leashed dogs are allowed in outdoor spaces. 13400 Crimson Ln., Linden
Chateau O’Brien at Northpoint
This vineyard in Markham is expanding, going from 25 acres to 45 to bring more of the hand-crafted wines, from red blends to dry whites, to its patrons. Enjoy a light bite there, listen to live tunes, and check out the wine club. The vineyard is for adults ages 21 and up and pets are not allowed. 3238 Rail Stop Rd., Markham
Cobbler Mountain Cellars & Cidery
Wine isn’t the only drink in Cobbler Mountain’s roster. The cider options change seasonally, as do the wine options. Outside food, kids and dogs are welcome. 5909 Long Fall Ln., Delaplane
Crimson Lane Vineyards
Born from a decade of planning by owners Tom and Deanna Herrity and winemaker Dominick Fioresi, this vineyard delivers premium wines in a tasting room with stunning views of the Blue Ridge Mountains. Enjoy upscale tastings with charcuterie and empanadas. Reservations are required. Crimson Lane allows adults only. No pets are allowed. 13334 Crimson Ln., Linden
Delaplane Cellars
Overlooking the Crooked Run Valley as it sits atop Lost Mountain, Delaplane Cellars offers wines made from 100 percent vinifera varietals grown in Virginia. Sample the light meals or tote your own. Dogs can tag along and live music is on the calendar. Picnic tables are available for families. 2187 Winchester Rd., Delaplane
Granite Heights Winery
Granite Heights is 12 acres with each acre having 2,000 vines allowing them to offer merlot, cabernet sauvignon, petit verdot, cabernet franc, Barbera, chardonnay, and vermentino. If you have a small party, feel free to bring a picnic or try the light fare with your tasting. The vineyard is family-friendly and leashed pets are allowed outdoors. 8141 Opal Rd., Warrenton
Linden Vineyards
Jim Law’s Linden Vineyards emphasizes sustainable, climate-informed winemaking from its three vineyards, offering introspective tastings on a scenic terrace. No pets or anyone under 21 permitted. 3708 Harrels Corner Rd., Linden
Mediterranean Cellars
Forty years of winemaking experience from the Attiki region of Greece has gone into this Warrenton winery, which opened in 2003. It is kid– and pet-friendly. 8295 Falcon Glen Rd., Warrenton
Molon Lave Vineyard
The winemakers at Molon Lave use traditional European wine-making techniques to craft their offerings, which include Kosher wines. And visitors can spend a day imbibing while they take in the 50 acres of vineyards, forests, and ponds at the property. Feel free to bring your own food and your dog. 10085 Lees Mill Rd., Warrenton
Morais Vineyards & Winery
The Morais family has been making wine for more than 100 years, beginning in Portugal. Wine tastings, flights, bottles, and wine slushies are available. Kids are allowed in tasting rooms with supervision. Dogs must be leashed on the lawn. 11409 Marsh Rd., Bealeton
Naked Mountain Winery & Vineyards
Named after the mountain on which it sits, Naked Mountain Winery & Vineyards has been around since 1974. You can bring your own food to enjoy outdoors. Small plates are available along with wine flights and tastings. Live music and winemaker’s dinners are often on the calendar. The winery is dog-friendly. 2747 Leeds Manor Rd., Markham
Pearmund Cellars
Blending European tradition with Virginia’s distinct style, this winery welcomes guests to savor an array of wines alongside food trucks and local brews. For adults only, except at the Pearmund Farmstore, where children are allowed. Pets are welcome outdoors. 6190 Georgetown Rd., Broad Run
Philip Carter Winery
At Philip Carter Winery, you can join family and friends in enjoying one of the many wines while taking in the pastoral views of the gentle sloping land, or converse over a scheduled elegant winemaker’s dinner. Also check out the classes and live tunes. Families are welcome and leashed dogs are allowed. 4366 Stillhouse Rd., Hume
RdV Vineyards
With 16 acres under vine, this vineyard focuses on Bordeaux-style blends and is lauded as one of the best producers in Virginia. Reservations are required for tastings, which include a curated charcuterie board and a tour. No children or pets are allowed. 2550 Delaplane Grade Rd., Delaplane
Rogers Ford Farm Winery
Set in an historic 1800s farmhouse, you can try a tasting on the porch, in the yard, or in the tasting room at this 20-acre rural vineyard The winery is family-friendly and leashed dogs allowed, but not in the tasting room. 14674 Rogers Ford Rd., Sumerduck
Slater Run Vineyards
At Slater Run Vineyards, you can have your wine and drink it too. With a tasting room at the vineyards, you can take in the incredible views of the 13 acres as you imbibe on premium Virginia wines. It has a wine club. Strictly for ages 21 or above. Only service animals allowed. 1500 Crenshaw Rd., Upperville
Three Fox Vineyards
Three Fox Vineyards says is aims to blur the lines between wine and beer with its unusual fermentation styles. The tasting room features a dual fireplace and bars with flights of wine and beer. Well-behaved children and leashed dogs are welcome. 10100 Three Fox Ln., Delaplane
Vint Hill Craft Winery
Not many places, let alone many vineyards, can claim to be part of a covert military operation. Though nothing secret is happening now, Vint Hill Craft Winery’s dairy barn used to home to a secret U.S. Army base. Try the light dining options, classes, and theme nights. The winery is family-friendly and pets are welcome in the courtyard. 7150 Lineweaver Rd., Warrenton
FREDERICKSBURG & STAFFORD
Bacchus Winery
In addition to tastings, this winery offers wine stocking supplies, bottled wine for purchase, classes for guests interested in wine making, and brew in on-site buckets. Bacchus is family- and dog-friendly, and interaction with resident dog Ody is encouraged. 6320 Five Mile Centre Park, Ste. 315, Fredericksburg
Potomac Point Winery
Owners Skip and Cindi Causey show off their love for entertaining at their winery. Visitors will enjoy cozy wine tents, pavilions, bocce courts, and outdoor movie nights. Children and leashed dogs are allowed except in Merlot Meadow. 275 Decatur Rd., Stafford
Wilderness Run Vineyards
Enjoy a day of wine tasting, with no reservation needed. This winery offers a trivia night on Tuesdays and often has live music on the weekends. Beer is also available from the family’s 1781 Brewing Co. The vineyard is kid- and pet-friendly. 11109 Plank Rd., Spotsylvania
LOUDOUN COUNTY
50 West Vineyards
This winery is ideal for lounging outside, as it has a patio and picnic areas. A light fare menu is available. The property is for those 21 and up only. Leashed dogs are allowed in outdoor areas. 39060 John Mosby Hwy., Middleburg
8 Chains North
This family owned-and-operated winery values grapes grown on the farm. Children are welcome. Leashed dogs are allowed in the tasting room and the winery has a dog park outdoors. 38593 Daymont Ln., Waterford
868 Estate Vineyards
Relax at this winery with live music every weekend. Musical selections and artists vary so be sure to check the website to see who is scheduled to play. Light fare is available. The vineyard is family-friendly and pets are allowed outdoors. 14001 Harpers Ferry Rd., Hillsboro
Bluemont Vineyard
Definitely sit outside to see the elevated views. A deck and patio outdoor seating is available with a fireplace when weather permits. Stay longer as food is available from a select menu. Kids and pets are allowed in certain areas. 18755 Foggy Bottom Rd., Bluemont
Bogati Winery
Relax outside on various patio seating options with views of a small pond. The winery has a food menu available. Children are welcome and pets are allowed outside. 35246 Harry Bryd Hwy., Ste. 190, Round Hill
Boxwood Estate Winery
Taste more than five different wine blends when you visit this winery that is also a national landmark. The house and estate sit on one of the first horse farms in Middleburg. Reservations are recommended. The winery is 21+ and pets are not allowed. 2042 Burrland Ln., Middleburg
Breaux Vineyards
This picturesque vineyard has a vast space, both indoors and out. Tours are sometimes available, depending on the time of year. A light fare menu is available. Kids and pets are welcome. 36888 Breaux Vineyards Ln., Purcellville
Cana Vineyards and Winery of Middleburg
Relax outside with patio and deck seating options as well as picnic areas for lounging and play. A light fare food menu is available, and guests can check out the live music. 38600 John Mosby Hwy., Middleburg
Casanel Vineyards and Winery
This family-owned winery provides educational tastings to ensure that consumers know what they’re sipping. Children and leashed dogs are welcome in the patio and picnic areas only. 17952 Canby Rd., Leesburg
Chrysalis Vineyards
Providing plenty of seating both indoor and out, this winery strives to provide customers with engaging and educational wine tastings. Leashed pets are allowed outdoors, and children are welcome except for adult-only upper floors. 39025 John Mosby Hwy., Middleburg
Corcoran Vineyards and Cidery
This family-owned winery is pet-friendly, even offering a weekly Yappy Hour. It specializes in port-style wines aged for seven to eight years in whiskey barrels, and it also offers several styles of hard cider. 14635 Corkys Farm Ln., Waterford
Doukénie Winery
Savor your wine in the gazebo or sitting in Adirondak chairs overlooking the pond. The winery often offers live music. There are options for adult-only and family-friendly seating and a dog-friendly area. 14727 Mountain Rd., Hillsboro
Fabbioli Cellars
Relax with Fabbioli wines in the great outdoors and explore the light fare menu for snacks. The tasting room offers six wines paired with small gourmet food bites. It is kid- and pet-friendly. Dogs must be leashed and are not allowed indoors. 15669 Limestone School Rd., Leesburg
Greenhill Winery and Vineyards
Discover serene outdoor patio and picnic settings. Wine club members can enjoy complimentary tastings and exclusive indoor and outdoor areas, along with a clubhouse. The winery is for adults only. Leashed dogs are welcome outdoors. 23595 Winery Ln., Middleburg
Hidden Brook Winery
Experience wine tasting within the cozy ambiance of a log cabin or opt for outdoor seating. Don’t miss events offered here like live comedy and murder mystery games. Hidden Brook is family- and pet-friendly, with treats for dogs.43301 Spinks Ferry Rd., Leesburg
Hiddencroft Vineyards
Open year-round, this winery has both indoor and outdoor seating with fire pits going when the weather cools down. Supervised children and leashed dogs are welcome. 12202 Axline Rd., Lovettsville
Hillsborough Vineyards
Explore estate grown wines accompanied by a light fare menu at the vineyard’s picnic area. On weekends, visit the kitchen to try artisanal cheeses and toasty baguettes. Dogs are allowed in certain outdoor areas. Stone patios are for adults only while other outdoor areas are kid-friendly with supervision. 36716 Charles Town Pk., Hillsboro
Iron Will Winery
Iron Will offers its own wines in several varietals made in Loudoun County. It also carries Maggie Malick–branded bottles. 38588 Charles Town Pk., Waterford
Otium Cellars
Check out one of the many live music events at a winery that sees wine as a “philosophy and year-round effort.” It is family-friendly and pets are welcome outdoors. 18050 Tranquility Rd., Purcellville
Quattro Goombas
Pizza, wine, and beer are all offered at one stop. There’s plenty of indoor seating and outside areas to enjoy an afternoon of drinks and food. It is pet-friendly, well-behaved children are allowed. 22860 James Monroe Hwy., Aldie
Stone Tower Winery
The winery is divided into various seating sections, allowing for families, couples, and wine club members to sit in group areas. A light-fare food menu is available. The Harvest Barn Tasting Room is open to all ages and leashed dogs. For the Tower View Tasting Room, dogs must stay outdoors. 19925 Hogback Mountain Rd., Leesburg
Sunset Hills Vineyard
Enjoy a tasting in a historic Amish barn with views of the mountains. Light-fare food options are available. Sunset Hills is dog- and family-friendly. 38295 Fremont Overlook Ln., Purcellville
Terra Nebulo Vineyards
Enjoy the farm views from this winery in rocking chairs while enjoying a glass of wine. Light-fare food options available. Ages 21 or above only, no pets. 39892 Old Wheatland Rd., Waterford
The Barns at Hamilton Station Vineyards
Enjoy the indoor and outdoor seating options while relaxing to live music. This family-friendly place welcomes pets. 16804 Hamilton Station Rd., Hamilton
The Vineyards and Winery at Lost Creek
Expand your palette as food and wine pairings are available, then enjoy a glass of wine in the outdoor seating areas. No pets are allowed, and the vineyard is for adults only. 43285 Spinks Ferry Rd., Leesburg
Twin Oaks Tavern Winery
Enjoy a different wine experience with the traditional eight wine blends but be sure to try the wine slushies or mulled wine. Twin Oaks welcomes families and leashed pets. 18035 Raven Rocks Rd., Bluemont
Village Winery
This is the perfect venue for both wine lovers and non-drinkers; wine blends, fruit wine, and non-alcoholic beverages are offered. 40405 Browns Ln., Waterford
Walsh Family Wine
At Walsh Family Wine, Nate and Sarah Walsh combine viticultural expertise and fine wine knowledge to highlight Virginia’s terroir. Their Purcellville estate welcomes dogs, children, and picnics for an immersive outdoor wine experience. 16031 Hillsboro Rd., Purcellville
Williams Gap Vineyard
Jack Sexton’s Williams Gap Vineyard, set in Round Hill, offers a blend of red and white varietals. Its welcoming, farmhouse-style tasting room is perfect for families and dogs, promising a laid-back vineyard visit. 35521 Sexton Farm Ln., Round Hill
Willowcroft Farm Vineyards
If you are looking for a peaceful and relaxing winery experience, look no further. Nestled in the rolling hills of the Blue Ridge Mountains, this winery has been making wine for over 30 years. Children and leashed pets are welcome outdoors. 38906 Mount Gilead Rd., Leesburg
Zephaniah Farm Vineyard
This family-run winery opens its historic home once a month for you to enjoy a glass in the living or dining room. Some even say the house is haunted. The tasting facility is open regularly and there are outdoor seating areas. It’s for adults only and no pets are allowed. 19381 Dunlop Mill Rd., Leesburg
PRINCE WILLIAM COUNTY
Bottle Stop Wine Bar
At Bottle Stop Wine Bar, you can pair your wine with small plates from the lunch or dinner menu while taking in river views from the outdoor patio. Choose from the selections of wine and beer on tap, go for a tasting flight, or pick from the full menu. The wine bar also features a wine club with monthly selections and other perks. Dogs are welcome on the patio. 311 Mill St., Occoquan
Effingham Manor & Winery
A sister winery to Pearmund Cellars and Vint Hill Craft Winery, Effingham Manor is an historic property that was founded as part of a land grant. The manor house was built in 1767 and the farm was operating at that time, too. The winery is for those who are 21 and up, and no pets are allowed. 14325 Trotters Ridge Pl, Nokesville
The Winery at Sunshine Ridge Farm
Overlooking Lake Manassas, this farm winery grows grapes, fruit, and hops to create its wines and beers. You can sip the drink of your choice from the comfort of a couch by one of the fireplaces, at a pub table, or on the wraparound porch. The upstairs gallery area offers more seating and beautiful lake views. Walk-ins are welcome. Visitors must be 16 or older, and no infants are allowed. Leashed dogs are allowed outdoors.15850 Sunshine Ridge Ln., Gainesville
Trummer’s Coffee and Wine Bar
Opened in 2015 from the team behind Trummer’s on Main in Clifton, this coffee shop-meets-wine bar in Gainesville’s Virginia Gateway shopping center offers a substantial menu (breakfast, brunch, small plates, and sandwiches) in addition to beverages both caffeinated and alcoholic, plus outdoor seating. Pets and children are allowed on the patio. 14013 Promenade Commons St., Gainesville
Winery at La Grange
Sample wine with a side of spooky lore at the historic Winery at La Grange, where a glass of wine stays on the hearth to appease the ghost of former owner Benoni Harrison, who is said to haunt the property. Packaged snacks are available for purchase, but visitors can also bring their own food to accompany their tasting. Family-friendly with supervision required, pets are allowed outdoors. 4970 Antioch Rd., Haymarket
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