Endhardt Vineyards

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.

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Is Endhardt Vineyards dog-friendly?: No. Endhardt Vineyards does not permit dogs.
Do I need a reservation at Endhardt Vineyards?: Walk-ins are welcome at Endhardt Vineyards for standard visits.
When does Endhardt Vineyards open on Saturday?: Endhardt Vineyards is usually open on Saturday, but exact Saturday hours are not published here; confirm before you go.
Is Endhardt Vineyards family-friendly?: Yes. Endhardt Vineyards welcomes all ages.
What food is available at Endhardt Vineyards?: Endhardt Vineyards lists food as: Local cheeses, cured meats, and olives are sold on site, and guests are welcome to bring their own food and snacks; no outside alcohol is permitted..

Visit details

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Walk-ins welcome

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Amenities & access

Picnics allowed
Parkinggravel lot – sturdy shoes after rain

On-site vineyard lot; accessibility details are not published.

AreaPurcellville & Hillsboro

TownPurcellville

Distance~8 mi west of downtown Leesburg

Price$$

FeesWine is served as flights, by the glass, or by the bottle; flight pricing isn't posted online, and estate bottles run roughly $29-41 — verify current tasting options on arrival.

HoursOpen Thursday-Monday: roughly 2-6pm on weekdays and noon-6pm weekends, plus by-appointment visits Thu-Mon; closed Tuesday-Wednesday (verify seasonally).

DaysClosed Tue–Wed (typical)

ReservationsNo reservations — tables are first-come, first-served; email info@ev-wine.com for groups larger than eight. Buses and limos are not permitted.

DogsNot permitted

FamilyAll ages welcome

FoodLocal cheeses, cured meats, and olives are sold on site, and guests are welcome to bring their own food and snacks; no outside alcohol is permitted.

Address19600 Lincoln Rd, Purcellville, VA 20132
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Eat & stay nearby

Where to eat

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Wine shop and pizzeria offering dine-in and takeout from its Purcellville location.

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Purcellville · 4.3 mi

Independent hamburger shop serving burgers, fries and shakes with a locally focused sourcing approach.

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Where to stay

Tranquility Farm & Winery

Purcellville · 3.9 mi

Three rental accommodations set on a 200-acre estate winery — the most on-theme wine-country stay.

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The Goodstone Inn & Restaurant

Middleburg · 6.3 mi

Intimate luxury country inn with 18 rooms across six historic dwellings and a destination farm-to-table French restaurant.

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Why visit

Sarah and Hannes Endhardt planted about 11 acres of vines on a 46-acre farm in the Middleburg AVA just south of the Quaker village of Lincoln, opening their tasting room in fall 2021.
With veteran Loudoun winemaker Ben Renshaw consulting, the estate wines have earned three golds at the 2025 Virginia Governor's Cup and the Grand Award at the 2024 Loudoun Wine Awards for the 2023 Upper Block Sauvignon Blanc.
Alongside its own bottles the winery pours European "guest wines" sourced from the owners' friends and family overseas, a nod to Hannes's German roots.
The airy, wood-floored tasting room opens onto a deck and a large patio overlooking a pond, the vines, and wooded hills, with several firepits going in the colder months.
It is genuinely family-friendly — supervised kids are welcome and you can bring your own picnic — but pets are asked to stay home.
No reservations are taken; tables are first-come, first-served, groups over eight should email ahead, and buses and limos are not allowed.