Over 30 wineries within an hour of the panhandle!

Discover the Panhandle’s Wineries

Nestled between two subtle ridges of the Appalachian Mountains, the West Virginia panhandle brings a unique set of vineyards to the table. Over 30 unique and mesmerizing vineyards can be visited within less than an hour from Harpers Ferry.

Winery Events on Mother’s Day

8 Chains North Winery – Music & Wine on Rt. 9 with Chris Bone, 2-5 pm
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Big Cork Vineyards – Big Mother’s Day Celebration
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Bluemont Vineyard – Mother’s Day Tea – $49/per
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Breaux Vineyards – $70 plate
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Creek’s Edge Winery – Live Music
More Info: Winery – Event Orchid Cellar – Mother’s Day Mead + Wine + Sweets & Bubbly!
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Otium Cellars – Live Music
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Sunset Hills Vineyard – Live Music
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Veramar Vineyard – Mother’s Day Picnic
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Village Winery – Free tastings. Bring your mother out and enjoy!
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Village Winery

Not ready for the super fancy big leagues? Stop by the village and say hi.

Chill

Breathtaking

Looking for something a little more mind blowing? Check out our top picks of the most beautiful.

Beauty

Close to Home

Check out some really cool vineyards without getting too far from the panhandle.

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What happens at vineyards?

Vineyards all have different things going on. Give a few places a call to see what kind of stuff they get into. If you enjoy visiting beautiful places with interesting history and like wine, what are you waiting for? (unless it’s winter, then we see what you’re waiting for)

The top 5 wineries near the panhandle

With so many unique aspects to a vineyard, it’s difficult to say which ones are best. Some people enjoy the authentic historic look, others request the use of a modern facility for their events. We’ve done our best to help you get a feel for each vineyard around the panhandle, but if you’re still not sure where to go, here’s some more to read.