Piedmont Vineyards was established in 1973, part of the first wave of the rebirth of winegrowing in Virginia.

The Vineyards and Winery are located on the pre-Revolutionary estate, "Waverly", three miles south of Middleburg, Virginia in the rolling hills of northern Fauquier County. Construction on the manor house, now registered as a Virginia Historic Landmark, was begun in the mid-18th century, around 1755 or so. It was nearly complete in its present form by the late 19th century. Allowed to fall into disrepair in the early 1900's, it was fully restored in 1942 and the property operated as a dairy farm until 1973, when the winery was established.

We invite you to spend a day in Virginia's Hunt Country and taste the award-winning results of thirty-five years' experience. Samples of our current releases and other gourmet and gift items are offered in our tasting room. Picnic tables and outdoor chairs are available year-round.

The tasting room is open daily from 11 am to 5 pm.
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Site last updated: April 1, 2010.