Virginia wine region
Loudoun County Wineries and Tasting Rooms
Six wine clusters stretch from the Blue Ridge foothills to Middleburg horse country, about 25 miles west of Washington, D.C.
35+ places in Cruv · 110+ upcoming events
At a glance
- Places in Cruv
- 35+
- Upcoming events
- 110+
- Known for
- Viognier
- Chardonnay
- Norton
- Tannat
- Nearest city
- About 25 miles west of Washington, D.C.
Areas in Loudoun County
In Loudoun County: Middleburg.
Know before you go
- Reservations
- Call ahead or check a winery's social media to confirm its hours and its policies on pets, picnics and larger groups.
- Getting there
- Dulles International Airport sits in the county's southeast corner, and Metrorail's Silver Line stops there. Route 7 and the Dulles Greenway lead to Leesburg, and Route 50 runs west into Middleburg.
- Best time to visit
- Virginia Wine Month in October is the busiest season for Loudoun's wineries. Winter works well too, with fireplaces or outdoor firepits at many tasting rooms.
- Getting around
- Wineries are spread across six clusters, so pick one or two and allow driving time; a car is easiest in rural western Loudoun. Plan a designated driver, a guided tour or a chartered car.
Events range from live music, winemaker talks and barrel tastings to grape stomping, classes, yoga among the vines, book clubs and farm-to-table dinners.
Loudoun County on the map
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