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farm winery in the heart of the blue ridge

Quick answers

Is Village Winery and Vineyards dog-friendly?
Yes. Village Winery and Vineyards is dog-friendly outdoors only.
Do I need a reservation at Village Winery and Vineyards?
Walk-ins are welcome at Village Winery and Vineyards for standard visits.
When does Village Winery and Vineyards open on Saturday?
Village Winery and Vineyards opens at 12:00 on Saturday and usually closes at 18:00.
Is Village Winery and Vineyards family-friendly?
Family policy is not confirmed for Village Winery and Vineyards; call before bringing kids.
What food is available at Village Winery and Vineyards?
Village Winery and Vineyards lists food as: No kitchen or restaurant; a farm-stand setup offers products such as fresh microgreens, apples, honey, house-made vinaigrette/salad dressing and elderberry and honeyberry syrups, juices and teas. Some reviewers also mention fresh-made cheese and sauces..

Why visit

  • A small, hands-on farm winery just outside the historic village of Waterford, opened in 2005 and run by winemaker Kent Marrs, who makes every wine by hand.
  • The tasting and barrel room occupy a restored farm structure beside a large old bank barn on a working farm complete with sheep, giving it a rustic farm-stand feel rather than a polished tasting room.
  • Known for a distinctive lineup of fruit and berry wines including apple, elderberry and aronia alongside estate grape wines such as Cabernet Franc, Merlot and Petit Verdot.
  • Much of the wine is sold in value 3-liter pouches, each equal to about four bottles, rather than in standard bottles.
  • The farm also produces antioxidant-rich elderberry and honeyberry syrups, juices, teas and vinaigrettes under its ORAC Farms label.
  • Open weekends only on Saturday and Sunday afternoons, it rewards visitors looking for an off-the-beaten-path, quirky stop near Waterford.

What to try

Cabernet FrancPetit VerdotMerlotApple Wine

What visitors say

friendly, passionate owner-winemaker
unpretentious rustic farm-stand setting
unusual fruit and berry wines
good value via 3-liter pouches

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

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