Virginia is steadily continuing as the number five state for grape production and acreage in the United States Of America. Some agencies have estimated that total land under vine farm in Virginia is 3,000 acres and have been harvesting around 7,500 tons of wine. But as the popularity of "Wines of Virginia" and more vintners are growing steadily, this number is going to rise. Virginia has a rich history, which dates back to the original establishment of 1607 Jamestown. Surprisingly, the Virginians have been producing wine ever since then. Even George Washington and Thomas Jefferson had private vineyards on their properties in Virginia.
A 30-minute drive from The Washington, D.C., this is the closest Virginia winery to Washington and less than 2 miles off Interstate 66. Located next to the historic Manassas Battlefield, The Winery At Bull Run is also amongst the highest rated Virginia wine tours. For those who love ancient artifacts and historical buildings, it is an excellent place to visit. Enjoy some time with your family & friends, taste North Virginia wines from the extensive collection of red & white wines. In TWABR, you can also experience a glimpse into the traditional Civil War era wine-making techniques while savoring some of the best award-winning wines. The solace and tranquility of this place make it a perfect destination for visitors to spend some quality time.
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