Difficulty

easy

Duration

5 hours

Fitness Level

Suitable for all fitness levels as the tour primarily involves seated tastings with light walking between stops.

Overview

Discover the best of Charlottesville’s wine and craft beer scene on a personalized 5-hour shuttle tour. Sip at handpicked wineries and breweries while relaxing in comfort and exploring Virginia's rich beverage culture.

Wine

Charlottesville, Virginia

The Sprinter Shuttle

From $768.50 • Mercedes Sprinter • Available Daily

Select participants and date

Date

Tue, Oct 14

Travelers

2

Adventure Photos

About This Adventure

Experience a personalized wine and brewery tour designed for relaxation and enjoyment. Over five hours, visit 3-4 unique locations tailored to your group's preferences. Perfect for locals and visitors alike, this customizable adventure promises memorable moments and delightful tastings in the beautiful Charlottesville area.

About

Whether you’re a local looking for a day trip, or a visitor scouting out wineries/breweries, our tours are aimed to please, relax and enjoy. The average tour with us lasts 5 hours. This time allows for stops at 3-4 different wineries and/or breweries, but we are always more than happy to accommodate your travel schedule. Each itinerary is fully customized based on your group size and requests. Additional fee applies to those pick-ups/drop-offs outside of Charlottesville, excluding Wintergreen Resort.

Prices from

Five Hours: $768.50
Six Hours: $922.20
Seven Hours: $1,075.90
Eight Hours: $1,229.60

Prices may vary depending on the day of the week!

Adventure Tips

Book in advance

Reservations fill up quickly during peak seasons, so secure your spot early to guarantee tour availability.

Wear comfortable shoes

While most stops offer seated tastings, some locations may involve walking through vineyards or brewery floors.

Bring a reusable water bottle

Stay hydrated throughout the tour, especially during summer months when temperatures rise.

Designate a point of contact

Ensure your group has a lead communicator to coordinate preferences and communicate dietary or accessibility needs.

Local Insights

Wildlife

White-tailed deer often spotted in vineyard areas
A variety of songbirds native to Virginia’s woodlands

History

Charlottesville’s winemaking tradition dates back to Thomas Jefferson’s efforts to cultivate European grape varieties at Monticello in the 18th century.

Conservation

Many local vineyards practice sustainable farming, preserving soil health and minimizing water use to protect the surrounding natural landscape.