Let us welcome you to our TASTING ROOM, the centerpiece of many a visit to Barboursville Vineyards. In the style of a Northern Italian farmhouse we greet you with a roaring fire in our double-sided fireplace in winter, and covered loggias in the warm season. Here you can sample more than 15 of our award winning wines, select wine books and accessories in our gift shop, or just relax at a table or on lawns overlooking the vineyards and the Blue Ridge, with your favorite wine.
Let us offer you a tour of our modern winery on Saturday and Sunday, free, including an introduction to the history of Barboursville. Or take a self-guided tour of the Historic Ruins of Governor Barbour's Mansion, a short stroll from the winery.

This is the largest residence designed by Thomas Jefferson, and one of only three houses he created outside of his own Monticello and Poplar Forest.
Today, the Mansion ruins are the scene of our summer Shakespeare festivals, informal picnics and an important guiding inspiration to our winery to this day from the floor plan on the label of our rare Octagon blend to the name of our restaurant - Palladio - in whose style the house was conceived.

We are open for wine tasting Monday·Saturday, 10am·5pm, and Sunday 11am·5pm. The $4 tasting fee includes an inscribed glass and entitles you to a tasting of 16-20 wines, several offered only at the winery. On your next visit, bring your souvenir glass and there is no charge for tasting.

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