Spend a curated day in Loudoun County visiting three distinct wineries with a knowledgeable guide and luxury coach transport. Choose between explorer tickets (pay-as-you-go tastings) or a tasting-inclusive upgrade for seamless sampling at each stop.
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Morning light pours across rows of vines as the coach eases off the beltway and into Loudoun County’s rolling farmland. The air smells faintly of cut grass and fermenting must; vineyards lean into the slope like readers turning a page. Over eight hours you’ll visit three boutique wineries, each offering a different take on Virginia fruit, soils, and winemaking.
Difficulty
easy
Duration
7–8 hours
Fitness Level
Minimal fitness required — expect short walks and standing during tastings; comfortable mobility recommended.
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History
Loudoun County transitioned from traditional agriculture to a vibrant wine region beginning in the late 20th century, with many wineries built on historic farms and old orchards.
Conservation
Many local wineries practice sustainable viticulture and soil conservation; visitors should stick to paths, pack out trash, and support cellar-door recycling and bottle-return programs.
Reserve your spot on the 3 VA Wineries Day Trip with Optional Tasting-Inclusive Upgrade today and enjoy a trusted, highly rated experience designed to help you make the most of your adventure.
Bring a valid government ID
This tour is strictly 21+—drivers check IDs before boarding and at tasting rooms.
Consider the tasting-inclusive upgrade
The Connoisseur ticket covers pre-selected flights at each winery—helpful if you prefer a hands-off experience and predictable costs.
Hydrate and pace your tastings
Alternate sips with water and eat between stops to reduce alcohol effects and enjoy more nuanced tasting notes.
Wear comfortable, stable shoes
Vineyard surfaces can be uneven and slightly muddy after rain, so flat, supportive footwear makes short walks easier.
Valid government-issued photo ID
Required for boarding and tastings; no exceptions for under-21s.
Reusable water bottle
Keeps you hydrated between flights and reduces single-use plastic waste.
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Comfortable walking shoes
Provides traction for gravel, grass, and short vineyard walks.
Light jacket or layers
Temperatures on morning departures or hilltop tasting areas can be cool; layers add comfort.
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