Boxwood Estate Winery

Before you go: These details reflect our latest research and change seasonally — confirm directly with the venue. Last verified July 7, 2026. New to tasting rooms? Start with what to expect.

estate Bordeaux in an architect-designed cave

Quick answers

Is Boxwood Estate Winery dog-friendly?
No. Boxwood Estate Winery does not permit dogs.
Do I need a reservation at Boxwood Estate Winery?
Reservations are recommended at Boxwood Estate Winery, especially on weekends or for groups. Book on CellarPass before you go.
When does Boxwood Estate Winery open on Saturday?
Boxwood Estate Winery is usually open on Saturday, but exact Saturday hours are not published here; confirm before you go.
Is Boxwood Estate Winery family-friendly?
No. Boxwood Estate Winery is for adults 21 and older.
What food is available at Boxwood Estate Winery?
Boxwood Estate Winery lists food as: Charcuterie and specialty-chocolate pairings offered with premium and cave tastings; no full kitchen or outside food.

Why visit

  • 100% estate-grown, Bordeaux-style wines crafted with guidance from renowned French consultant Stephane Derenoncourt
  • Architect-designed tasting room (Hugh Newell Jacobsen) with an underground barrel cave for premium seated tastings
  • Founded in 2001 by John Kent Cooke, former Washington Redskins owner, on an 18th-century Middleburg horse farm
  • James Suckling scores in the 92-93 point range (Reserve 2015 rated 93 pts)
  • Tiered experiences from a classic flight up to the Cave Tasting and Estate Pairing

What to try

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Recognition

  • James Suckling 92-93 pts (Reserve 2015 – 93 pts; four others at 92 pts)

What visitors say

Stunning architect-designed underground cave tasting space
Knowledgeable, attentive pouring staff
Polished estate Bordeaux reds with charcuterie and chocolate pairings
Some find it pricey, red-focused, and a bit rushed

Common themes our editors distilled from public reviews — not individual testimonials.

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