Virginia

Virginia is a growing, nationally-recognized wine region with more than 140 wineries spanning from the Eastern Shore to the Heart of Appalachia. Travel + Leisure magazine recognizes Virginia as one of the "5 Regions to Visit Now." Make the time to “sip your way across Virginia” on any these wine trails:

• Bedford Wine Trail Enjoy the scenery of the Blue Ridge Mountains and Smith Mountain Lake or visit the National D-Day Memorial and historic Centertown Bedford.

• Chesapeake Bay Wine Trail
  Nestled in the heart of Chesapeake Bay country, the Chesapeake Bay Wine Trail offers a captivating trip though a land once networked by colonial cowpaths. Today, we know them as scenic byways with historic attractions and scenic waterways. Nine vineyards and wineries comprise this trail.

• Fauquier County Wine Trail
  See what it means to be in the heart of Virginia’s horse and wine country. Enjoy vistas of rolling land traversed by wooden fences & old stone walls in the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains. In addition to tasting award-winning wines, visitors can enjoy tours, picnics by the vineyard, bottling parties and special events.

  Choose from sixteen wineries and vineyards, each with its own unique flavors.

• Monticello Wine Trail
  The Monticello Wine Trail is an association of 22 wineries and vineyards near Charlottesville that celebrates the birthplace of American wine. This trail is organized into five smaller trails: Northern, Western, Eastern, Southern and Northern Gateway. Pick a trail and spend the day!
• General’s Wine & History Trail
  You can experience our national history in your own backyard just outside of our nation's capital Washington, DC. Come and taste the passion from winemaker’s styles stemming from their heritages and aspirations - from Burgundy, to Bordeaux, to Rhone styles, to Methode Champenoise sparkling wines, to Virginia varieties.

Maryland

With more than 300 different wines to choose from, there's a Maryland wine that's perfect for every palate and every pocketbook. From the mountains of Western Maryland to the Chesapeake plains, from country landscapes to quaint historic towns, Maryland's wineries provide a wide variety of delightful settings for a family adventure, a gathering with friends, a romantic interlude or a moment of quiet solitude. Here are two premier trails to explore, with more being added across Maryland.

• Frederick Wine Trail
  Meander through beautiful rolling farmland, down historic byways and into charming downtown Frederick. We invite you to spend a day or weekend with us!

• Mason-Dixon Wine Trail
  This wine trail is a collection of eight wineries near the Maryland-Pennsylvania border.