Boxwood Estate Winery
Estate wines just outside the center of Middleburg — we were members for years, and the Reserve and Topiary reds still pull us back.
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Estate wines just outside the center of Middleburg — we were members for years, and the Reserve and Topiary reds still pull us back.
One of Loudoun's largest estates — 100+ acres of vines, Blue Ridge views, and the Breauxmance sparkling rosé, plus a full calendar of music and events.
A Middleburg must-visit: excellent wines, several tasting formats, and indoor, pavilion, and outdoor seating — try for the outdoor tasting bar.
A hidden gem in Waterford: a small family winery whose Petit Verdot made the Governor's Case and whose Cab Franc beat $200 bottles in a blind tasting.
Worth the drive south: great wines, live music on weekends, and beautiful views over the vineyard to the Cobbler Mountains.
Boutique Catoctin Valley winery near Lovettsville pouring small-lot wines, with a tasting room and a seasonal outdoor pavilion.
Educator-led tastings around a pond in Hillsboro — deck, patio, pavilion, and Adirondack chairs, with live music on weekends.
A smaller, newer Purcellville winery making phenomenal wines — one of the places we most want people to discover.
The splurge visit: a stunning Delaplane estate with incredible wines. Appointment-only, and weekends fill fast — book ahead.
Loudoun's sparkling-only estate in Hillsboro — a luxurious tasting experience worth building an afternoon, or a celebration, around.
A favorite in Upperville: inventive pours like orange wine and pét-nat, an artist collaboration, and an open, airy room with beautiful views.
A large Hogback Mountain estate in Leesburg: sweeping views, elevated food, and tours — Harvest Barn for families, Tower View for a 21+ splurge.
Our go-to in Purcellville, especially for the whites — new labels from other winemakers, a busy events calendar, and a welcome with or without kids.
Excellent wines plus beer, cider, and a seasonal menu in Round Hill — settle into the tasting room or covered patio for a leisurely afternoon.
A seated tasting on a family farm in Leesburg — timber-frame tasting room, porch, and owners Bonnie and Bill often on hand to pour and chat.
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