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Grown Here at Home: April is Virginia Vineyard Month

Whitebarrel Winery celebrates Virginia Vineyard Month with gold medal

Wine & Spirits: At Virginia's Stinson Vineyards, it's quality rose times two

Pop the cork on Virginia Vineyard Month

How Two Italians Achieved a 200-Year Old Dream of Virginian Wine

Central Va. Vineyards Honored in Governor's Cup Case

An exciting new Virginia wine is ripe for the tasting

8 Kid Friendly Wineries in the US that Offer Fun Activities

Virginia Vineyards Association names 2018 Grower of the Year and Lifetime Achievement Award

Doug Flemer, Courtney Mailey, and Eric Asimov at CHSWFF 2018

King Family Vineyards' 2014 Meritage named 2018 Governor's Cup Winner

Virginia Wineries & Cideries You Don't Want to Miss at CHSWFF

Virginia Wines Shine (Again) at the Annual Governor's Cup Gala

Two Virginia Grapegrowers Recognized

Governor Northam Announces King Family Vineyards’ 2014 Meritage As the 2018 Governor’s Cup® Winner

King Family Vineyards’ 2014 Meritage joins 11 other Virginia wines to comprise the 2018 Governor’s Cup Case®

King Family Vineyards wine 2018 Governor's Cup

King Family Vineyards 2014 Meritage wins the 2018 Governor's Cup

Loudoun County wineries earn spots in prestigious Governor's Cup case

Wanna Fight About Virginia?

20 Unexpected Romantic Getaways to Book Right Now

Virginia Wine Country

12 Virginia Gems for Wine Lovers

My family has roots in Virginia, so I have been interested to follow the evolution of the state's wine industry. Winegrowing here began as something of a hobbyist endeavor in the late 1970s; many vintners had little background in wine, and for some, it was not their main business. It has since grown into a thriving industry, with more than 250 wineries contributing around $1.37 billion annually to the state's economy, according to Virginia Gov. Terry McAuliffe.

America’s ultimate wine regions, rated

Do friends call you “Marilyn Merlot”? Is #RoséAllDay your summertime motto? Then this wine guide is for you. We’d like to thank the first person who suggested drinking fermented grape juice, but that was ages ago. Instead, let’s honor their legacy with sommelier-inspired sojourns to the best wine regions in the United States.

Thomas Jefferson is Proven Right as Virginia Wine Comes of Age

How did a slew of wines from the state of Virginia on the Eastern seaboard of the United States score 90+ points (a handful even got 95+ points) during a recent tasting?

Virginia Wines In The Spotlight: Novelty And Pride Shine Through

When it came to Virginia wines, it boiled down to three things: Surprise, both about the quality and the diversity of the offerings. Petit Manseng, anyone? An earnest pursuit to find and purchase the wines after the tasting. (Despite Virginia's proximity to Atlanta, Georgia -- where the tasting was held and where we all live -- the availability of Virginia wines here is very limited. This is due, my taster friend Jonathan was told in his research, to limited quantities and distributor bottlenecks.) Pride.

9 New Reasons to Visit Virginia Wine Country

Thanks to an exciting new crop of small businesses, farms, and artisans popping up in Virginia Wine Country, the vineyards are no longer the only reason to visit this bucolic wine-lovers destination.