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    Reynard Florence Vineyard

    4.4 (68 reviews)
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    Greeted by corgis!
    Patrick G.

    Bit of a hidden treasure. Lovely folks here who were nice enough to round up the corgis for my son. Great wine and conversation!

    Emily G.

    We loved our tasting and came away with three delicious bottles. The owners were fun to talk with and even graciously gave our son a ride in the golf cart to let out the corgis. Later, we had fun visiting and petting the pups outside.

    Red and white tasting on their little pergola overlooking the vineyard and mountains
    Todd B.

    I loved that this winery was dog friendly, but a lot of them are in the area. I also thought the staff and family of the owner were very nice and their pups were so cute. And the view was also very nice though not as picturesque as other local wineries. Problem is I just didn't care for their wines. Now, wines are subjective and this place does have 4.5 stars, so judge for yourself. But for me, there were a number of better wineries for the view and/or the wines (though not always both).

    Entrance to the winery! Lovely mountain views
    Melissa Z.

    If you have a long list of VA wineries and short on time this is one that can be skipped bc the wines are really fruity and unless you can grab a spot at the pergola, then the views aren't as good as others. We love that this small winery is dog friendly. The views of the rolling hills at the pergola are quite lovely but not as jaw-dropping as King or Veritas and others. I used to be a more sweet wine drinker but my palate has matured so these wines were just too young for me. For those just getting into wine these may be a good starting point since they did have some Governor Cup bronze winning wines.

    2019 Petit Verdot. My wife and I both loved it.
    Chris C.

    Reynard Florence is a wonderful boutique winery in Orange County, Virginia. They were recommended to my wife and I by friends, and we found the owners Roe and Dee to be very friendly and welcoming. When we walked in the door of the tasting room, we were greeted by two of the cutest Corgis we've ever seen. Jill helped us put together a white and a red tasting. We are by no stretch wine connoisseurs, but they did have a number of very good wines. Among the white wines, my wife very much liked the 2019 Petit Manseng. We also liked the 2018 Ti Rey Rose, which also had the distinction of being named after Roe and Dee's Corgi. We both agreed that the 2019 Petit Verdot was the class of the reds, though I did also like the Malbec. We purchased 3 bottles to take home. We decided on the Petit Manseng, the Petit Verdot, and of course the Ti Rey Rose. All in all it was a delightful stop. In our travels throughout the heart of Virginia, we've found a number of restaurants, cafe's, general stores, and now wineries that have captured our hearts as well as our taste buds. Reynard Florence Vinyard is definately on that list.

    View from the pergola
    Amber D.

    Incredible views, incredible wine, and incredible hospitality! You cannot ask for more when stopping by a winery. When you walk inside, the winery team is welcoming and ready to help you choose a bottle or glass of wine that perfectly fits what you're looking for. They are knowledgeable and ready to make suggestions. We enjoyed a bottle of the rosè in the pergola, which has amazing views, and then moved closer to the building to finish. This place is a must stop if you are in the area, or if you're looking for great wine!

    The view!
    Sam M.

    Man this place is awesome. The people that run it are incredibly sweet. The grounds are beautiful and there is more than enough space to feel safe COVID wise. We sat in this little sitting area in the middle of the vineyard, which is a great option if you want to have completely your own space. Everyone who worked there respected social distancing as well which is always appreciated. The wine tasting flight was delicious and a great price for what you get. I can't recommend this place enough!

    Matthew F.

    Small winery with a French flair. Focus on dry reds...which they do exceptionally well. 4 acres of grapes, with their reds being estate but their whites being locally sourced. 800 cases a year. I'm pretty shocked such a tiny place was so good. I love my dry reds, and they deliver. The wine maker sneakily got his wife to agree to starting this business, likely in part to appealing to her French sensibilities by allowing her to set the theme (she's a French teacher, after all). Wonderful view from the top of the hill, looking out at the vines. What I tried: 2014 Viognier: OK; nothing that blew me away 2015 Chardonnay: The French Oak comes thru in the creaminess. 2013 Cab Franc: Red fruit forward, little pepper but not bell-pepper. 2015 Merlot: Cherry notes 2013 Recherché red blend (PV heavy): Liked it but didn't love it 2014 Recherché red blend (Cab Franc heavy): Big nose, but again liked it but didn't love it. 2013 Petit Verdot: By PV standards, not especially bold, but still very nice. Grenache: Yes, this is one of the few Grenache growers in this area. Not tasted but I bought a glass. Love this grape; spicy but not peppery.

    Words could not explain the gratefulness in my heart that I have for Dee & Roe. Long story short they stepped in to host - 3 days before mine and my now husband's wedding when our original venue fell through. They did not know us, but they truly felt like family on this included day. I don't know how I could ever repay them for their generosity, but I have waited to get our wedding photos back to write this review. Amazing wine, I love the rose personally - named after my favorite corgi Ti Rey.

    Reynard Blanc
    J E.

    You MUST stop here while touring the vineyards around Barboursville!!! The tasting room is quaint, nicely decorated with a jazzy flair and the lady who works it is knowledgeable and friendly. The owner (who popped in) is equally as friendly, we enjoyed chatting with him. The wines all tasted VERY nicely! Their whites are blended by Michael Shaps. The reds are very nicely blended as well. We really enjoyed all of their wines and bought 3 different bottles. They have a pretty in-ground pool there, which they explained is open to wine guests during the summer as well, which is odd, but interesting and intriguing! They offer seating inside and outside on a patio or in the vineyard. Overall, we were very happy with the wines, the staff and the venue and we look forward to going back!

    Samantha S.

    We loved most of the wines, but the service is the reason to go. What an informative tasting and the live music was delightful! Being able to speak one on one with the owner of a small local winery is priceless. The grounds are small but lovely, and you feel right at home as soon as you arrive. A really enjoyable visit!

    Yummy!
    Anna B.

    Very nice wines!! We usually go to Barboursville vineyard but this cute little place has just become our new favorite. We liked every wine but our favorites are Reynard Blanc (2013), Cabernet Franc (2010) and the Recherche (2013). Kids loved the dog, access to water (in a wine glass) and the crackers ($1 per pack).

    V M.

    Excellent wine selection !! We loved all wines and the service was so nice. It is a very quaint place but wonderful

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    Quiet, backroad winery on the Monticello wine trail. Sample led the Malbec and 2017 Recherche red blend. Both balanced and drinkable.

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    “We liked every wine but our favorites are Reynard Blanc (2013), Cabernet Franc (2010) and the Recherche (2013).”

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    Barboursville Vineyards - Wine tasting area

    Barboursville Vineyards

    3.8(348 reviews)
    3.8 mi
    •$$

    I had a great time enjoying a glass of wine and reading my book with my best friend here on…read moreSaturday. I had been to this vineyard once years ago and remember really loving the tasting we got and the views. We came back for some wine and to explore the ruins. We really wanted to sit outside and were told they weren't doing outside service and that we had to go to the barn corner for outdoor seating. We bought a bottle of their tasty and refreshing Sauvignon Blanc. It was way too loud at the outdoor seating by their barn, so we tried to sit on their library patio. Turns out they were still serving on the patio. This was a bit of an upsetting miscommunication, but the server was sweet and told us we could stay, but had to sit further down. I didn't like feeling like we weren't allowed to be somewhere so this slightly marred the experience. However, once we settled in, I really enjoyed reading with a glass of wine and pretty views. Exploring the ruins after was pretty fun too. I wish they had a little more history on a plaque nearby. There was a sign that just said it was the governor's home that burned down on Christmas day. Ignoring the weird seating, we had a great vineyard afternoon here.

    Wow southern hospitality at its best and fantastic wine with depth and flavor. The grounds were…read morestunning and the inside was exquisite. The chocolate merlot infused truffles were a perfect accompaniment to the cab franc. All of the staff was informative and went above and beyond to make sure you had the perfect experience. This beautiful winery will leave you in awe and sets the bar pretty high.

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    Tasting room

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    Enjoying a bottle outside in the cold wind

    Barboursville Vineyards - The wine cellar. Has lots of information on the wine history of the property.

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    The wine cellar. Has lots of information on the wine history of the property.

    Woodbrook Farm Vineyard

    Woodbrook Farm Vineyard

    5.0(9 reviews)
    9.9 mi

    We had a fun visit, tasting their wines and learning about the business. This is a small vineyard…read moreand winery, only a few hundred cases of each wine per year, with local distribution. They are doing a great job of growing varietals that do well in central Virginia, Petit Manseng, Viognier, Cabernet Franc, etc. I tasted most of their white wines, and liked ALL of them, which is quite a surprise for this California boy. They are creating some really nice variations, like Petit Manseng (2024 vintage) that does not hit you over the head with pineapple, and has great balance. Their Pinot Gris had a strong fruit component and more complexity than most, good acid without making your mouth pucker. The Viognier is less performed and drier than most, with good body and balance. They serve charcuterie that is locally prepared, and have a large cheerfully tasting room with comfortable couches and fireplaces for the winter. It's air conditioned and very comfortable right now, with great views of the vineyards. This is a family owned vineyard, and Noel and his wife and son were all charming and knowledgable. Strongly recommended! Ask them about the horse track next door, and you will learn some local history and family background that is not well known in the area.

    Love this winery! Very good wines and great people working there. I shared the 8 wine flight with…read moremy husband. They had 9 wines available. So I was offered a separate pour of the 9th. My favorite was the 2023 Norton. My husband's favorite was the 2023 Got Everything, a blend of several varietals. At first look from the parking lot, you'd think it was a tiny place. But once inside you feel how big it is. The upstairs has a cozy area with couches. The large nearly floor to ceiling windows face west to watch the sunset. You're also facing the barn with a large field and rolling hills. The horses and cows have plenty of acreage to roam. It's mid fall, but when the sun came out the large patio was warm enough to enjoy the outdoor seating. They had live music and a small bbq tent set up. Both were great. Definitely coming back again.

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    Glass House Winery

    Glass House Winery

    4.4(129 reviews)
    13.1 mi
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    My mom and I spent four nights at Glass House Winery & Brewery for a mother-daughter trip around…read moreCharlottesville, and it ended up being one of the highlights of our entire trip. Glass House is in Free Union, about 20 minutes outside downtown Charlottesville. The location was perfect because it felt peaceful and tucked away in the country, while still being close enough to explore Charlottesville, Crozet, wineries, orchards and hiking. The hospitality was what really made the stay special. Kristin, the chef at the B&B, is incredibly warm and welcoming, and breakfast at 9 AM each morning was something we genuinely looked forward to. She personalized meals around our likes and dislikes and used fresh, local ingredients. During our stay we had blueberry ricotta pancakes, peach and Brie cinnamon bread pudding, latkes with breakfast meats, and an egg quiche with sausage and vegetables. There was also yogurt, fresh fruit, smoothies and coffee available throughout the day. The B&B has a very personal feel, with cookbooks throughout the house, unique Nicaraguan tropical decor and themed rooms such as the Chocolate Room, Wine Room and Under the Stars Suite. The bedding was comfortable, with both communal spaces and areas where you could have some privacy. The attention to detail was wonderful. We had a chocolate surprise, and a complimentary glass at the winery for being guests. I'm not much of a sweets person, but the chocolates were somehow exactly what I wanted all weekend, especially with a glass of wine. You can also purchase bottles and chocolates after hours, and they recently launched a wine club. I also really liked that the owner is actually around the property and winery. He was happy to answer questions, talk about the area and share the history of the vineyard, which made the experience feel much more personal. The winery is about a five-minute walk from the B&B and is open Wednesday through Sunday. The glass house itself is beautiful, almost like a greenhouse, with water elements, accent lighting through the greenhouse plants and vineyards located directly behind it. There are places to sit and watch the sunset with a glass of wine or enjoy coffee in the morning. The sunsets were incredible. On a clear night, the colors over the vineyards seemed to change every few minutes, and it was incredibly peaceful. We also saw wildlife around the property. The winery offers chocolate and wine pairings, reasonably priced wine, live music and food trucks. The live music was especially good and covered different genres throughout the weekend. We even had a seafood boil from one of the food trucks. The staff was friendly and knowledgeable. The brewery is another three-minute walk from the B&B and is currently open Saturdays. Having both a winery and brewery on the same property is something I didn't see anywhere else during our trip. We tried the pineapple sour and coconut stout, and they have a light beer coming soon. The brewery itself is also really unique because it was made using leftover wine bottles. There is plenty to do without leaving the property, including a saltwater pool, jacuzzi, live music, food trucks and plenty of places to relax. We also used Glass House as our home base for exploring the area. Carter Mountain Orchard was fun for apple cider donuts, cider and other treats. We visited Pippin Hill, Hark Vineyards, Eastwood Estate and Knights Gambit, each with a completely different atmosphere. We also hiked Humpback Rocks and Crabtree Falls. Humpback is definitely strenuous, while Crabtree was more manageable and had beautiful views. We spent some time in Crozet and downtown Charlottesville as well. We had a delicious meal at Smokehouse BBQ at Piedmont, and downtown Charlottesville's Downtown Mall was fun to explore. Vita Pizza was delicious and very accommodating with our food variations. One thing future guests should know is that most restaurants outside of Glass House are about 20-30 minutes away, so keep some snacks on hand and make dinner plans earlier. Most wineries also close around 5-6 PM, which actually worked well for us because we could enjoy the wineries during the day and get back to Glass House in time for the sunset. Our four-night mother-daughter trip was exactly what we wanted, and Glass House was the perfect home base. What made it even more memorable was the people we met and how genuinely welcomed we felt. There are plenty of beautiful wineries in the Charlottesville area, but Glass House felt different. You get wine, beer, live music, food, hiking, a pool, a jacuzzi, beautiful sunsets and a truly personal B&B experience all in one place. I genuinely think it would be a missed opportunity to visit the Charlottesville area and not experience Glass House. We will absolutely stay here again and recommend it to anyone visiting. You get the peaceful small-town feel along with beautiful, friendly amenities, and we truly can't say enough good things about our experience.

    Probably the most unique vineyard we've ever visited. Unique indoor greenhouse--beware of…read moremosquitos! Disappointed to be eaten alive while seated inside. We did not love the wines but the Pineapple gose was delicious!

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    Wine tasting 4

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