Wine region · Virginia
Virginia Peninsula AVA
Virginia Peninsula is an American Viticultural Area (AVA), an official U.S. wine-growing region recognized by the TTB. It was established in 2021 and covers roughly 611,000 acres in Charles City, Hampton, James City, New Kent, Newport News and Poquoson and other counties, Virginia.
Official AVA boundary (simplified). Map data © OpenStreetMap contributors.
Counties
Wineries in the Virginia Peninsula area
15 licensed wine producers with an address in or mostly inside this region, grouped by town. Tap a town to open it, then Directions to find a winery on Google Maps. Call ahead or check the winery's website before visiting; not every producer has a tasting room.
Williamsburg5
- Anheuser-BuschDirections
- Silver Hand MeaderyDirections
- The Williamsburg WineryDirections
- Williamsburg AlewerksDirections
- Windchaser MeaderyDirections
Newport News2
- 1700 BrewingDirections
- Tradition Brewing CompanyDirections
Barhamsville1
- Gauthier VineyardDirections
Charles City1
- Upper Shirley VineyardsDirections
Hampton1
- Sly Clyde CiderworksDirections
Lanexa1
- Saude Creek VineyardsDirections
New Kent1
- Dombroski VineyardsDirections
Providence Forge1
- Old School Cider HouseDirections
Quinton1
- Jolene Family WineryDirections
Yorktown1
- Vintner's Cellar Winery of YorktownDirections
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