A new family owned and operated Virginia Farm Winery producing handcrafted wines from French-American hybrid varietals.
We look forward to your visit to our winery and vineyard. We hope to see you soon!
Lexington Valley Vineyard is located on 67 rolling, scenic acres in the Shenandoah Valley ten minutes Northwest of Lexington, Virginia.
The first planting of Norton grapes was completed in March, 2000. Norton (sometimes called Cynthiana) is a Virginia original first described around 1835.
Norton is
believed to be a naturally occurring cross between an American wild grape
and a French cultivar. The
wine from this grape is a deeply colored, dry red with a very full-bodied
flavor.
If you like a complex dry red wine like Merlot, we highly recommend you try a bottle of Norton. Norton wines are currently available from several Virginia and Missouri wineries.
This season Lexington Valley Vineyard is offering their "Wine and Wags" event on the second Friday of the month, May through October. Come celebrate Friday with unique Virginia wines and your furry friends! You are invited to stroll the vineyards with your pet. Bring a picnic lunch or purchase snack baskets. Water and biscuits for Fido. Join other dog lovers for a waggingly good time. Wine and Wags dates for the 2009 season: May 8, June 12, July 10, August 14, September 11, and October 9.
We also have plantings of Vignoles, Foch, Traminette, and Vidal blanc, all of which are French-American hybrid. We also have a planting of Riesling, the predominant white grape produced in Germany and Catawba, an American grape.
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