Virginia Wineries for Sale
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Charming Vineyard & Acreage in Southern Virginia Wine Region
On offer is a beautifully sited, and very well maintained wine-grape vineyard located in the Southern Virginia Wine Region noted for a warm to temperate climate, and good
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Mid-Atlantic Integrated Vineyard-Winery and Event Venue
Well-established brand, optimal location & setting, strong growth potential. Located in the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains. Spectacular western views of the Blue Ridge, with especially breathtaking sunsets. Convenient to
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The Williamsburg Winery
The Williamsburg Winery (TWW) ca. 1985 and never before offered, is an iconic, unique, profitable winery & diversified hospitality business with strong branding located in a vibrant well-known
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Wonderful Virginia Winery with Events Venue Space
This Winery is a family owned & operated boutique winery specializing in small lot, finely crafted French varietals and blends. They planted their first vines in 2013 &
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Boutique Northern Virginia Winery
A beautiful boutique winery with a prime location and southern exposure on route 9, in the heart of northern Virginia’s wine country. A truly unique opportunity to own
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Shenandoah Vineyards
Shenandoah Vineyards offers a historic and rustic farm setting, with expansive mountain views in all directions and harkens back to the rich history of Virginia, and Virginia wine.
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Beliveau Farm Winery
This majestic property is located in the well-known Catawba Valley in southwest Virginia’s Montgomery County, with many outdoor recreational attractions nearby—including McAfee Knob with panoramic views, and one
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Stone Mountain Winery & Vineyard
A premier opportunity to own a fully functional, award-winning vineyard! Located in the highly desirable North Monticello Wine Trail, just a short distance to Charlottesville, Wintergreen Mountain Resort,
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Virginia Vineyards for Sale
Virginia Wine and Vineyards have strong support in the state. With over 250 wineries you can find a winery in almost region in the state. The Blue Ridge Mountains, temperate climate and culture of Virginia appeal to a broad range of people not only in the state but across the country and world.
Virginia AVA’s
An AVA is defined as “an American Viticultural Area” and is a designated wine grape growing area within the United States.There are seven different AVA’s in Virginia:
- George Washington Birthplace AVA
- Middleburg AVA
- The Monticello AVA
- The North Fork of Roanoke AVA
- The Rocky Knob AVA
- The Shenandoah Valley AVA
- Virginia’s Eastern Shore AVA
Virginia Wine Grapes
There are over 10,000 wine grape varietals in the world! That is a crazy number to think about. As for Virginia, we grow around two dozen varieties give or take. Virginia wine growers have succeeded through the years in narrowing in on the types of wine grapes that grow best in Virginia. Some of the top growing grapes in this state include:
- Cabernet Sauvignon
- Chardonnay
- Merlot
- Pinot Gris
- Riesling
- Albarino
- Barbera
- Nebbiolo
Virginia Wine Promotion
Virginia Vineyards and Wineries have had a positive effect on the economy in the state. Over 250 wineries in this state alone, and the number is growing! If you are interested in looking into grants the application can be found here.
Vision 2020 – The Blueprint for Virginia Wine
This is the plan designed by leaders in the Virginia Wine Industry. The goal is to have a definitive brand identity and be the capital of the Eastern capital of the American Wine Industry as measured by wine sales.
Objective 1: Increase vineyard acreage
The first objective is to have enough grapes produced to meet market demand so that all Virginia Wine is produced using Virginia grown grapes.
Objective 2: Reduce the risk of growing grapes by reducing cost of growing grapes
The strategies set forward include contracts between growers and winemakers, low interest grants, and crop-insurance.
Objective 3: Create relationships with local government and state government
Identify potential threats from local government, and be proactive in averting adverse action. Meet with local representatives, get to know candidates, publish annual reports.
Objective 4: Marketing
Driving the sales of Virginia Wine is a prime objective. Promoting Virginia as a wine destination, creating vehicles for customers to easily have access to wineries and drive home the “drink local” message.
If you’d like to read these objectives more in depth head over here.