A gorgeous vineyard to visit!! (Though I may be biased.)…read more Recommend going, especially on a gorgeous, sunny, and warm day to properly enjoy the view! Sit on the patio and enjoy shade under an umbrella or bask in the sun in one of their chairs in the grass. This family-owned vineyard is 1 of 3 locations the Bogaty's own. I enjoyed The PomPom. But try the wine, food, and cocktails and be your own judge of this location!

We randomly stopped into this family owned business on a rainy day and am so happy that we did!…read moreIt's the kind of place where you say, "Let's just have one glass," and suddenly you're a couple hours deep, attached to a charcuterie board, and contemplating a life pivot to "Lets quit our jobs and start a winery." The wine is solid - it's approachable and not boring. There's something for everyone, including sweet whites, rose', and dry reds. 25 years has led to the family and wine makers perfecting their craft and they make solid VA wines. Now here's where it gets fun: there's another winery on the same property - in the same building! BONUS! Bogati winery also serves food, so feel free to wander between the two... I mean between the doors! Two wineries, one trip? That's just efficient planning. Come for the views, stay for the wine, and leave wondering why you don't do this every weekend!

Really enjoyed this winery!! Got a great education on the various wines, which were really…read moredelicious. We all bought a few bottles to take home. Would definitely go back if in the area.

Love this place! We drove in and saw the quilt square on the outbuilding and felt so welcome. It…read morereminded me of so many wonderful Scandinavian quilt squares on the barns where I grew up. This place had the same feel, like coming home. The staff were very pleasant and comfy. The creeks along the property were also fun to wander and was great entertainment for the husband. :).

Deliciousness - 4/5 Happiness - 5/5…read more This winery is the definition of rustic, with a beautiful historic wooden barn providing the venue and ambiance. You'll get a fantastic look at mountains and woodlands while you sip on your wine. Speaking of, I enjoyed the wine a lot. They grow unique vaietals for Virginia (Albarino and Chambourcin for example) and I particularly enjoyed their Seyval that was partially made with native grapes. We met the owner and his daughter, both of whom were delightful and happy to show how the wine was made. My only wish is that they had a more substantive food list. Although they had delicious hand crafted truffles (and the day I was there, wine pairings with locally made pies), they essentially only offer pre-packaged snacks. But when the wine, scenery and company are so nice, you can't go wrong.

What a nice little winery tucked away in Loudoun County! I'm trying to get to all of them but…read morethere's so many. And they tend to blend together. This one is special because it's the first vineyard in the area. Willowcroft has a nice outdoorsy, rustic vibe. Their white wines were delicious and refreshing on a hot summer day. And the staff were so friendly and welcoming to me and my puppy. I'll definitely be back to relax and sip on a glass or two.

100% estate wine. From the moment we walked in, the personalized attention from Bill was amazing…read more A fun stop!

We had a large group and they were able to accommodate us. Had a lovely wine tasting and very yummy…read moreburger. Very nice venue.

Two Twisted Posts is situated in a row of long standing wineries south of Hillsboro. It has a nice…read moresetting in the vineyards with both an indoor tasting room and a nice patio area. Obviously very dog friendly as we saw both some vineyard pets as well as guest dogs. Our sommelier was quite friendly and knowledgeable. Where it fell a little flat was the actual wine. The reds we tasted were very much on the lighter less robust side, which is not really our taste. For folks who enjoy lighter reds and white wines, this may be a good option.

We visited the winery because they were part of the Loudoun Heights Holiday Ornament Trail * stop 5…read morefor us! They were also hosting The Charles Washington Symphony so they were VERY busy! The Symphony required reservations, which we did not have, though we were lucky to get 2 seats by a barrel table. Staff at the front counter were friendly. Wines were nice. I liked the way the flight was served! Tasting room is pretty large and there is a lot of outdoor space as well. We hope to stop back again What we tasted: 2025 Gold Medal Ornament Flight *note descriptions below are from the winery tasting notes 2023 Chardonnay: Aged sur lie for 21 months in French and American oak. The palate brings cozy notes of baked apple, vanilla, and gentle spice, all lifted by delicate minerality. Elegant and inviting. 2022 Thomas Great: This Bordeaux blend of 50% Cabernet Franc, 35% Petit Verdot, and 15% Cabernet Sauvignon brings classic varietals together Aged 3 years in Oak and 18 months in bottle, it's powerful yet refined. Aromas of dark plum black cherry, and violet mingle with mocha, cedar, and a touch of herb. Petit Verdot adds depth while Cabernet Franc brings bright spice. Full-bodied and balanced. it finishes with smooth tannins, dark fruit, and toasted oak 2022 Petite Verdot: Award-winning Petit Verdot was aged 24 months in barrel and finished in bottle This dark rubv-crimson Petit Verdot is ready to join the holiday party. Think aromas of cigar box, worn leather, and a hint of cozy fireplace smoke- Bold dark fruit and confident tannins lead to a long cheerful finish 2023 Piebald White: Named for the rare piebald deer that once roamed the woods behind the winery. The blend artfully combines Chardonnay, Vidal Blanc, and White Petit Verdot to create an expressive wine with hints of floral spice, subtie oak, and a bright finish. The label has a hand drawn piebald deer My rating rationale for beer, wine, or spirits: +1 Service +1 Atmosphere/Vibe +1 Taste/Quality (Flavor, aroma, and overall quality of the beverage) +1 Presentation (Glassware, garnishes, and visual appeal of the drinks) +1 Selection/Variety (Range of beer, wine, or spirit options and uniqueness of offerings)

Super short version: Great winery with good service that is also not rowdy. Fantastic place to…read morego for a glass or three of quality wine in relative peace and quiet. Short version: Casanel, a small family owned winery, simply put our favorite winery bar none. Notable for their Cabernet Sauvereign (hard to grow in Virginia) and their Petit Verdots, all of their wines every year have been good to great. Service is good, pricing is fair and reasonable considering the market, and the atmosphere is welcoming and warm. They do allow dogs and food outside, but do enforce a no dog and no outside policy indoors, in part to ensure that there always is a place that is quieter for those who seek it. Long version: My wife and I judge wineries on three scales - quality of the wine, quality of the service, and other (which includes the views, value for price, food options, etc). Wine Quality - Casanel wine has been consistently good to great in spite of difficult years. Although they have had a change in wine makers, the samples we have tasted of the product that their new wine maker Adam has produced, I believe, will continue their reputation for quality. While many of these produced by Adam are not yet available for sale, they also have a strong library of wines that are well worth checking out and, we believe, value for money. That said, our pallet tends to lean toward the dry reds (PV, Cab Sauv, and others), but they also produce a Chardonnay that has gone through malolactic fermentation and lightly oaked, producing a flavorful wine that is not a butter bomb. They also produce a few other whites and reds that are also worth a visit, including Norton (both still and as a bubbly), a Carmenere (an all but lost burgundy grape), and Pinot Gris in several styles. In the warmer months, they also have several roses including last year an orange wine (based on a white wine made like a red). And that is about half of their offerings. If I had to say that they had a weakness in this category, it would be that they don't have that much to offer sweet wine drinkers, but they do have an option or two. Service - The Casanel winery team does all they can to create a warm, welcoming environment to their guests and, being that we are frequent visitors, they have become our winery home away from home. Notable is Theresa, the operations manager who with her team handles the front of the house. Victoria does a great job keeping interesting events going on. Nelson, the owner, is a character with great passion for the US - while you may not always agree with his views, you certainly will never question his love of what his hard work and the opportunities of this nation have granted him. Elliotte does a thousand jobs including helping with communications and the website. And one cannot go on without mentioning Anna - the general manager who quite literally is the glue that keeps everything going. Hers is a thankless job of putting out fires, dealing with difficult customers, and ensuring that her team (mentioned or not) have the resources to have all run smoothly. If Casanel had a weakness in this area, it would be that this is not a place for loud drunken parties nor a place for children and animals to run unrestrained or without supervision - but to us, that is a strength and not a weakness. Other - As noted above, this is a catchall category for us. Casanel's main tasting room was hand built by its owner, and the secondary tasting room is a historical structure. Both are lovely as are the grounds. While the wine is a bit pricey, the quality is there and therefore in our books represents a good value. Further, there are a number of efforts that occur behind the scenes that also contribute to the experience. Be it from the vineyard crew who manage to keep the vines healthy and attractive in spite of weather and pests thus allowing quality fruit to be had to the production staff ensuring that quality never fails, there is significant effort that goes into the bottle before it is labeled. In closing, when one considers the consistent quality and superior customer service this small winery provides, it certainly should be on your list of wineries to check out.

Very nice tasting room with extremely friendly staff. Make sure you enter from the main entrance…read moreon Canby- some GPS will take you to a side entrance to the working part of the farm. We were promptly greeted and very politely told of how many were ahead of us which was not an issue at all. We went for a self guided flight of the reds- the Bordeaux blend, Carmenere, Cab Sauvignon, Petit Verdot and Norton. The Bordeaux, Cab Sauv were very good, and the Norton was almost like a port, which I really enjoy. The Petit Verdot was the weakest of the batch by far and one I would never touch again. On the other end was the Carmenere which was an excellent wine I would absolutely come back for. Its quite a pleasant winery with some very good wines to try.

The vibe here is metal stars on the facade, leather jackets, and cowboy boots. (And a fun 70s…read moreplaylist) Combined with the deck over a greenfield and pond, it was a delight. The birds in the bordering trees added some great ambiance. Super fun!

Brought out-of-state friends to Purcellville, had a horrible experience at a nearby winery, so we…read moreleft and found The Barnes by total chance -- it's gem!!!! Wonderful, warm and super friendly staff, serene and peaceful, great atmosphere, great wine, and plenty of snacks to choose from. Had a fun and relaxing time here. Will definitely be back!

The ambiance of Bozzo Vineyard is attractive and peaceful, we almost always see the owner working…read moreand helping, Steve along with other employees run the outdoor pizza oven! The service is great and the foods are tasty and priced reasonably, Along with having great wines!! Bozzo is a relaxing personal vineyard !

Of the wineries on our trip, Bozzo gave us the most reasonable pricing and some excellent lessons…read moreon wine from the owner. The tasting room is in a quaint A-frame cabin. We weren't aware that tastings are not offered on the weekends (oops) but it worked out because they still offered flights that come in small carafes so we distributed them amongst us, effectively having a tasting. Two of the reds were stellar, particularly the Bordeaux blend. The whites were ok, nothing crazy special. The owner is what made this place special, teaching us about the aging process and even let us try some juice from grapes that had just been harvested. It was a good time, worth the trip, and very pocketbook friendly!