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Virginia Launches Its ‘First Wine Trail’ of Top-Rated Wineries

Virginia Is for Wine Lovers

9 Stellar Wines That Will Make You Rethink Virginia Vintners

Why Virginia Wines Are Trending

The Ultimate Guide to Tasting Through Virginia Wine Country

Four Properties Lure Leaf Peeping Road Trippers To Virginia And Tennessee

Red, Red Wine

Tannat May Be Your New Favorite Barbecue Wine

3 Best Day Trips from Washington, D.C.

10 Must-Visit Wineries in Virginia

Exploring 4 Standout American Petit Verdot Wines

Have You Tried Wine from Texas, Arizona, and Virginia? All About Three Up-and-Coming U.S. Wine Regions

Top Virginia Wines: The 2020 Governor's Case

'Just happy to be able to get out' | Virginia wineries reopen with added safety measures

With most of Virginia entering phase one of reopening this weekend, customers flocked to wineries that could seat them for the first time in months.

Raising the bar: Local wineries get creative to keep business flowing

A Brave New World of North American Wine

The southern United States is better known for bourbon and whiskey, but Virginia is producing wines across 10 regions, from the Blue Ridge up to Northern Virginia.

Loudoun County vineyard wins Virginia’s top wine honor

A Very Good Year

10 Virginia Wines That Will Capture Your Attention

Wine News: Winner Of Virginia Governor’s Cup 2020 Announced

868 Estate Vineyards' Passito wins Governor's Cup, the first wine made from Loudoun County fruit to earn the honor

Central Virginia wineries dominate Governor’s Cup gold medals

‘The best vintage I have experienced in Virginia’: Weather in 2019 made for wonderful wine

The World’s Top 10 Wine Destinations for 2020

Once home to Thomas Jefferson, who, more than 200 years ago, had grand visions of a thriving wine industry in his home state and country, Virginia’s hilly Piedmont region has established itself as an attractive, convenient destination for American wine tourism.

Horton Vineyard’s Petit Manseng Is Officially the Best Wine in Virginia

Trust me, Virginia wine is coming. Not in droves, mind you, but here and there, on the shelves of your local bottle shop or on the list of your neighborhood’s most adventurous restaurant.