Greenhill Vineyards

Amazing winery with a stunning view! The food was delicious, and the service was top-notch. A perfect spot to relax and enjoy great wine. Highly recommend!

I really appreciate the scenery and the quiet, hence why they have “no children allowed”. Huge bonus!!!!!!! This is a place to get away from noise of all sorts. Pupper friendly place. The drinks are good and the food is fantastic! Try the mozzarella and the olive oil balsamic dip! They have heated areas outsides on the porch and mini fire pits! This is my 2nd coming and I’ll be returning! Get there early so you can get the best seats. Seat yourself to any table available type of arrangement.

Very pleasant first visit. Lovely setting and appreciate the indoor/porch/outdoor seating options. Wine was very good and all Virginia-sourced, though we found it pricier than other Virginia-sourced vineyards. Did a tasting then each had a glass of Viognier and Merlot. We had the Italian Mezze and Beef Pate plates and they were beyond delicious. Will certainly be back.

Greenhill Winery in Middleburg is a hidden gem with a beautiful, scenic setting. The manor house, complete with a picturesque pond, adds to the charm of the property. The staff, particularly Jed and Trey, are welcoming and incredibly knowledgeable, making every visit a memorable one. The wine itself is exceptional—my personal favorites are the Blanc de Blancs and Philosophy. For those seeking a more exclusive experience, Greenhill offers a members club with exciting events like First Fridays, wine tastings, and release parties. It’s the perfect spot for both wine enthusiasts and those looking to enjoy a relaxing day in a stunning vineyard.

Beautiful setting with delicious wines. The tastings are informative, and the staff is well versed in the language of wine.

Normally, we don’t visit wineries with such a low rating (4.1 is awfully low and this one has plenty of 1-star reviews), but we decided to give Greenhill Vineyards a try because it was closest to our Salamander getaway. The experience was strange from the start. An employee asked how many people were in our group (we were 8), and then happily mentioned that if we were 10, they would have turned us away. Their policy is none of our concern, as we were just stopping for a glass of wine with a group within their requirement. However, as we heading to our table, an employee with a strange attitude repeated the part about turning us away if we were 10, which was off-putting, to say the least. The wine itself wasn’t bad, but it’s overpriced at $40-50 per bottle compared to other wineries in the area. While the staff was generally friendly, the management’s bizarre attitude made it hard to enjoy the experience. Next time, we’ll probably head to Cana instead, where the atmosphere feels much more welcoming and less rigid. Out of curiosity, I checked other reviews, and all the negative comments about management’s attitude are spot on—Greenhill’s overall vibe left a lot to be desired.

Great stop off for a glass of wine, particularly Petit Manseng. They had a nice Christmas market with tasty cupcakes. Chill but gets busy.

My favorite vineyard I've found in northern VA! The truffle popcorn was literally the best popcorn I've ever had. If you're vegan, they can do it w/o the butter! The "Superstition" wine is a great summer choice for red wine lovers. I am typically a Cabernet Sauvignon or Merlot guy, but the Superstition hit the spot, being lighter-bodied than them both. The staff was phenomenal, the Tasting Room was very quaint and the vineyard views were on point. I highly recommend Greenhill Vineyards!

The pros are not as far out as many other wineries, kid free if you're trying to have an adult afternoon in a cute setting. The drawback for me was the wine, it just didn't mix w my pallet.

Trey was an amazing host. We felt welcomed and had a great experience doing an at the bar tasting. We were served out of specialty glasses which was unexpected. If you're a wine lover it's a nice surprise being offered Riedel stems. The different charcuterie boards were excellent. We did the Italian style board with the Nebbiolo.... Bullseye. The atmosphere is upscale and cute. If I lived closer I would consider being a wine club member. The outside space is spacious and we didn't have an issue finding a table right outside the tasting room. We obviously enjoyed the wine since we both left with several bottles. Highly recommend!

The grounds are beautiful, lots of seating outside on the grass, a few tables with umbrellas, and a few tables inside. Not sure if we came on and off day but customer service was not friendly at all and rather off put-ish. There was barely anyone here on a Friday afternoon, yet the person behind the bar was almost annoyed to have to answer our wine related questions. Eeek it made it so uncomfortable that I only ordered one glass of wine and left right after. They were out of a few of the wines on their menu, so I ended up ordering a white and it was not good at all. The three stars are for the views only :) because wine and customer service were unfortunately not it. Also FYI there is a sign by the entrance specifying that kids or anyone under 21, are not allowed on their grounds.

We had a nice picnic at Greenhill Vineyards on a late Sunday afternoon. It's good that you can bring your own food for outdoor seating because the menu is pretty limited. We always love places that have a patio that is dog friendly. I tasted the rose and seyval blanc and liked both. Wines are a little pricey ($36 for the white, $42 for the rose), but decent. The vineyard is pretty but not the most scenic that we've visited.

First time here and it was a nice experience. Wines were ok...and a little pricey. The tasting room and grounds are really pretty.

Great wines, knowledgeable and attentive staff, in a picturesque Virginia horse country setting.

I love to come over when it isn't to busy which allows me to get some work done while enjoying a glass of wine and my well behaved dogs getting to enjoy getting to get out of the house as well. Love enjoying the environment hassle free with welcoming staff. The bread and butter board is worth it with the wine as well.

Wine: delicious Views: stunning Ambiance: tough to beat I am a huge wine snob and this place has delicious wine. I prefer white wine, specifically a dry, stainless steel white, or any white that isn't aged in oak. This is most definitely the spot for me! Dry whites for days. It's much calmer than the winery I'm a member at -- it's easy to find seating as it is plentiful/ reservations (as far as when I've gone) are not necessary. The views of the mountain are tough to beat too! I really enjoy this place and its laid back nature. Also the pimento cheese was delicious!!! You must try it.

In a nutshell - Disappointing. Beautiful property. Mediocre wine - "Nothing to write home about." Customer service needs improvement. Not warm and friendly. Dirty fingernails on a hostess are inappropriate-- Eeeww! Won't be returning - too many other fabulous Virginia wines of which to partake!

I'm shocked to recently have read some of these poor reviews due to their policy of 10 people or more visiting. It's not difficult to research the winery you are going to, especially if you have a large group. It's no different than making a reservation at a restaurant! This place has the right to put any rules in place that it wants and shouldn't be blasted for rules that are clear on their website. Wine is a bit pricey but it's because they allow it to age longer than most. We love their reds here because they have so much depth to them. We personally like that it's adult only but that's just our preference. Great views, friendly staff, great charcuterie. Also - we really need to stop throwing a tantrum and using the "I have over 100k followers" - no one cares.

Good wines. More complex taste than some other surrounding vineyards. Would be good for a date night. Note - Tastings are only offered at the bar.

We pulled up and was greeted by a nice young man that directed into the vineyards. The ambiance. The scenery. The wine. The people. Amazing. The service was beyond awesome. The wine was soooo good. Our server on the end was so funny. She had us laughing time. She was very attentive and patient with us. They even had candies. This was stop number two for the day and stop number 10 on my 45 wine world tour. I am coming back with my other friends very very soon!!! If you love wine you will love this place......

I've been to this vineyard several times over the years and always enjoyed my visit. First off, the grounds are beautiful - lots of greenery, and lots of places to sit, sip and enjoy the views. I've sat out on the lawn with friends and in the tasting room, so we decided to sit on the outdoor balcony this time. It was a very hot and humid day, but we still liked it. We had a wonderful tasting - the wines are really nice. We decided to get a bottle to enjoy on the balcony. They also had a nice food menu, so we ordered caviar and a beautiful charcuterie spread. Everything was delicious! I also really appreciate the staff on the day we went. We had a little encounter with a wasp while outside and I ended up getting stung! I limped inside and they jumped into action, getting me pain cream, ice and making sure I wasn't having an allergic reaction. Luckily, we had ordered a bottle of wine, so that also helped :-) Wonderful vineyard to visit.

Love this winery as it is dog friendly with great wine. Food is a few fancy platters. If you are a member get a free tasting or glass of wine. No kids are allowed. Have four areas to drink with insider bar, a tent outside, the porch and tables on the lawn.

My review starts with what I love about this place and my thoughts on some people who have posted negative reviews. Greenhill is situated just outside of Middleburg. If you haven't been to this area of Virginia, you are missing out. The land has a lot of history, culture, and architecture, making it beautiful. Greenhill is a part of that. The winery is just off Route 50, and a short drive through some vines brings you to their facilities. The main building is a gorgeous farmhouse converted for a great wine-tasting experience. The main floor is for all guests, while the upper and lower levels are for various club members. I think the best seat in the house is on the veranda overlooking fields, vines, and hillside views. Greenhill has space heaters to remove the chill, even on colder days. For those who prefer to be out further, there are tons of Adirondack chairs and picnic tables to gather with friends or enjoy wine peacefully. Oh, and you can also have your own fire pit in the cooler months. The wine at Greenhill is terrific and has been for many years because the owner brought in three excellent new employees (Winemaker, GM, and Assistant GM) to help elevate its game, and the investment has paid off. The quality of the wine has grown leaps and bounds and has become some of my favorites in the area. On top of that, the winemaker works with the owner and management to try new things, including varietals, new winemaking processes, and more. I hope they add a concrete egg to their winemaking equipment, as I love when wineries do so, as it adds an interesting complexity to the flavors. The experience we have when visiting is second to none. All the people working behind the bar or serving drinks/food are super friendly and welcoming. The management and leadership are top-notch. I like several wineries in the area from a flavor perspective. Still, Greenhill is only one of a couple I love going to because I can relax and enjoy myself because wine is also about your experience while drinking it. Oh, it's also fun when there's something not on the tasting menu that the pourer or management bring out simply because they are excited about it and want to share it. Lastly, we have a small well-behaved dog. Greenhill permits them outside. We don't always bring him, but sometimes it's nice, and we appreciate Greenhill for making them feel welcome. Every time we bring the guy, one of the staff always comes out with a bowl of water and a greeting. That brings me to my issue with some of the reviews here. For the most part, the negative reviews include people not permitted to bring their children and large groups not happy because they just showed up. Please research wineries before showing up, as many in Virginia do not allow kids. I have a school-aged son, but I never take him to wineries. This excursion wouldn't be what I considered quality family time. It's more like dragging a kid to a place they wouldn't enjoy so I can have some drinks. Most wineries post on their website that reservations are required for large groups so that they can adequately prepare for your visit and make sure you have a good time. When it comes to large parties, this is a policy with even the largest wineries in the area. They are not built to handle a large group just showing up and expecting a tasting/service on-demand. Yes, they may charge you something extra (I'm not sure if Greenhill does), but once again, your group will require additional people and time to handle on top of all the other paying customers. For me, this is about respect. Lastly, several negative posts are from people we have all seen going to wineries. Groups that are out to get drunk and party. Bachelor and Bachelorette parties, 21st birthdays, and more. Bars are a perfect place to do this. A quiet winery in the country is not, so please don't get upset that the staff isn't there to cater to your needs. Please respect those who come there to enjoy, learn, and experience good wine with good people in a peaceful and beautiful setting.

Covid Review: So I had pretty high expectations based on their amazing website and the beautiful grounds so I was surprised by the lackluster wines. The menu provided to us had no descriptions whatsoever so after speaking with the apathetic staff member we chose based on her suggestions. We opted to try one white and one red which are in 4oz bottles but not all of them are available by 4oz and only in 750ml bottles so your options are limited. Bottles of wine range from $32-$65 for white wine and $45-$60 for red wine so pretty pricey. White: Chardonnay (2019) $12 - typical stainless steel Chardonnay that was boring and not cold enough, almost room temperature Red: Mythology (2017) $14 - this was not an easy wine to drink, it was tart and had a rough finish The building where the tasting room is nice and modern and the grounds had firepits and tables. The sunset and mountains in the background were gorgeous but unfortunately I didn't enjoy our wine during our visit so after having those two glasses we left. I visited three wineries while in Middleburg, VA and this was my least favorite of the three.

Loudoun County wineries are known for their scenic landscapes and Greenhill is no different. I started with a tasting, as did my friend. Our guide behind the bar, was Samantha. She walked us through the wines on the menu and a mystery wine that was not listed on the menu. The Blanc de Blanc was the favorite of the tastings. We inquired about membership - which is no fee to join and you just have to purchase 12 bottles within 1 year. They have 1 time pickup, every 6 months, quarterly, or monthly - if you live close enough. The membership gets you two free tastings or two glasses each time you come on-site, 10% off and access to the upstairs lounge. We ordered the Cheese platter and a blanc de blanc, and made our way upstairs. It was very lounge with pockets you could relax in. Being up high, on a patio, or seated down low. I was disappointed when the cheese platter came out. The name made it seem to us, that there would be multiple cheeses for the hefty price of 30+. It was truffle everything - crackers (meh), butter (why), a goat cheese, small amount of meat and the fresh baguette (best part). Dogs are allowed on the premise - but only outside (not even in members lounge). Overall it was a good experience. It wasn't crowded being the middle of the day on a weekday. The tasting experience with Samantha was very pleasant and fun to do. I enjoyed the exclusivity of the upstairs lounge while we sipped and picked at the platter. The service for clean up is super fast as well! We popped into the bathrooms before leaving and our plates and glasses vanished! If you are looking to add a winery to your Loudoun try list, I'd recommend Greenhill.

It used to be one our favourite spots (pre-covid). We even considered purchasing a barrel at one point. Good thing that we didn't . The worst customer service toward their paying members. No common sense policies and the unwelcoming screening guard post at the parking lot doesn't make any sense. Might as well add airport level screening security there. Consider other customer friendly wineries. There are plenty around!

One of my fave northern Virginia wineries. Love that they are dog friendly outside! They also have great quality white wines and sparkling. The Blanc de Blanc and reserve Chardonnay are two of my faves. And their cheese/charcuterie plates are really delicious. I am a wine club member and definitely feel like it's a good deal.

Great location and good wines. I came here to relax and have a good time. The minute I layer on kyblicnic blanket to take a short nap I was told I could not do it. Virgina law. Settle down can nap?? Never coming back again ​

Tastings are now by the 1 4oz bottle. Each bottle runs $11-14 each. So if you wanna try more than one, you're going to pay more than other vineyards. With that said, the location, server knowledge, seating, and reds are excellent quality. I would recommend going with a group and sharing a few small bottles. In the end you'll most likely purchase at least one bottle or case of the Mythology (if you are a full bodied red drinker).

Very sweet and peaceful place to get some great wine at. I had their petit Verdot and it is definitely my favorite red.

Visited this winery over the weekend and had a wonderful time. My partner and I did a tasting and ordered the Spanish plate. The wines were good-- I especially loved the Rosé and we ended up getting a bottle. Our host was kind enough to throw in an additional tasting of a red wine for us. We enjoyed ourselves so much that my partner ended up joining the wine club which seems like a steal! Looking forward to visiting more in the future.

What do you do when you take a mental health day off? You drive to a winery and end up at two fabulous wineries . My second stop was less than 5 mins away. My first ime and I was attracted Greenhill Winery & Vineyards cause they only open to adults 21 years old and older. I called first as the website mentioned reservations only but none are needed on weekdays. This time I made sure to remember and ask the name of the employee that was so helpful . Perry (hope I am spelling it right) , was just helpful, and a positive energy. Oh masks are required inside while u order and use the restrooms. The view is beautiful and relaxing. I sat there and stared for two hours, lol.. I tried the Superstition and the Carbenet Franc. My favorite was Superstition so I bought a bottle to go. Definitely will come back for the wines , view and being adults only . Covid-19 sucks!!

Don't be afraid to start going out and support your local businesses again!! We came here with a friend that is a wine club member on a beautiful sunny day and we are glad we did! Trey was very kind and helpful to get us wine. They are unfortunately not doing their tastings, which are amazing since they come to the table (and for wine club members, two are included with the membership with each visit). However, they have these super cute 4 ounce bottles that they use for a glass of wine (and 2 were given to our wine club member!) The tables are first come, first served. They have plenty of new, socially distanced outdoor tables (see pic) and a few inside tables. The upstairs is reserved for the Wine Club Members only. The staff all wore masks.

We were visiting from out of town and decided to try this vineyard. Greenhill has an upscale feel. You are greeted by an attendant who assigns a table for the afternoon. We then did a guided tasting at the tasting tent. The staff was very pleasant. We settled on a bottle of Blanc de Blancs sparkling Chardonnay and enjoyed at our table. It was a wonderful way to spend a fall afternoon.

Sent here on a trusted recommendation from a club member. We love wineries, and this was by far the best experience we've ever had! The tasting experience was so worth it, bolstered by friendly and knowledgeable bartenders. Charcuterie plates are great. The landscape was beautiful, especially in the fall. We hope to come back!

I didn't have this winery on my list but stopped anyhow. When we arrived they asked if we had reservations in which we didn't. Due to we didn't want to plan down to the t but every hour and minute of where we were going to be. I'm kind of turned off on when you need reservations to taste wine. COVID period when masks were REQUIRED and people had to be spread apart, I understood it, but still. Anyhow the process was quite confusing. We got a table, but if we wanted to try wine then you could go inside or outside. The hostess took us to our table. But we wanted to sample wine no matter what. We never even sat at our table. It's there in case you are going to sit down and have a glass of wine, or order food etc; We sampled everything on the list. It's $20 per person to sample 5 wines. We basically paid $4 per tasting, that's hands down expensive. Almost reminds me of when we went to Napa Valley in 2015. We tried a 6th wine at no cost and it was very good. The only sweeter wines they had. The amazing thing about the wines that we tried, they were all VERY good. I liked every single one and that doesn't happen often. My favorite was the oaked Chardonnay. If you know me, I don't like that buttery taste but this was different. It was $54 per bottle. A bit steep for my price level. We did get a bottle of the sweeter wine, even though it was an off-dry white wine.

Great atmosphere beautiful bar area, nice spacious yard picnic area for families, dog friendly, great wine, selections, family owned, very friendly

I came here for some wine tasting on a Saturday while in the area, and overall, I thought it was fine. The space is beautiful, which drew me in, but didn't find a wine that I had to have again. Greenhill Winery & Vineyards is located in Middleburg, where many other wineries in the northern Virginia area are. Unfamiliar with Virginia wines, I visited Greenhill, as I heard they specialize in wines made with Virginia grapes. When in Virginia. On a Saturday there were already a few parties inside for the tasting. When I walked in the employee let me know that she would help me when she could, as she was busy helping the other parties. I've never had that experience before, as other tasting rooms I've visited before will invite you to the tasting along with everyone else. I did the tasting, and out of all the wines I had, I would say the Philosophy, which was the most full-bodied red was the best one to try. Yet compared to Washington and California reds, it misses its mark. As for the other wines, they were on the more fruity and sweet side, so if you like those kinds of wines, then Greenhill will be your jam. Best part of Greenhill is the beautiful space, with acres on acres of greenery. As the name suggest, the winery is located on a green hill, with a farmhouse setting and outdoor seating, to enjoy the views.

Moved into the area 2 yrs ago and have visited many vineyards. Greenhill vineyard is by far our fav. We have become members and love being notified of special events at the manor every 1st weekend of the month. The staff is very professional always courteous, the place is very clean organized and by far the best wines I have had in a long time. Something very special about the location, ambiance and the atmosphere. We love to start out with the Blanc de blanc followed by ontology, superstition, lastly their cab frank. These are our all time favorites absolutely delicious & wonderful.

The wine was decent and the view was nice - for some reason, though, they have a bizarre policy on group size. We had tried to make a "private reservation" in order to guarantee space for a friend's birthday on what we expected to be a busy Saturday, but received no response from the winery after multiple attempts at calling and emailing in the week leading up to our visit. We showed up on Saturday, and, to our delight, the winery was maybe 20% full with tons of space left both inside and outside. After sitting down at one of many open tables with seating for 10, however, we were informed that the maximum walk-in group size was 9 and we would have to leave. I'm all for following the rules, but had a hard time understanding the arbitrary nature of how things are set at Greenhill (especially given their lack of communication with us in the prior week). This, combined with the unpleasant and authoritative nature of the staff, renders me unable to recommend this winery to anyone. Look elsewhere.

Of the three we visited this was my favorite. Beautifully scenic and clean inside, they were also the most serious about their craft. You get the full experience here with the guide throughout the tasting, which included both whites and reds. Had a very pleasant experience with Johnny, and recommend the Seyval Blanc which I took home.

Greenhill Winery & Vineyards is really gorgeous. It was so nice to get out of D.C. and get re-energized and refreshed by the greenery out here. The delicious wines also helped, no doubt. Speaking of the wine, I found that Greenhill Winery is the first winery I go to in Virginia where I can say that I have truly enjoyed more than just one of the wines available. My favorite white was the Blanc De Blancs (sparkling wine) and favorite red was Ontology. My SO and I did a wine tasting, and the person guiding us through it was very knowledgeable about the history of the winery, the grapes used, and the wines. We were given adequate time in between each pour to really enjoy the tasting. For a snack, we ordered a burrata platter, which was delicious but kind of pricey for what we got. There's some outdoor seating where you can sit down and enjoy the view with a bottle of Greenhill wine. You can bring outside food to have while sitting outside, but you can't bring it inside the winery. There are also places/spaces at the winery that are only available to members of the Greenhill wine club. Looking forward to coming back to Greenhill Winery and enjoying both the view and the wines!

Great venue. Good wine. Friendly staff. The only thing worth nothing is you have to do the tastings at the bar. They don't serve at a table. It was totally fine though.

Marvelous, and that is hard to say when it comes to VA wineries (no offense!). I usually go into winery visits with an 'ambiance and service over wine quality' mentality when it comes to operations near DC. There is a lot of sour wine out there, poor quality and difficult to drink, but then, you find a spot like Greenhill Vineyards that completely changes your mind. Ambiance, customer service, and wine quality get a 5-star at Greenhill. The winemaker is a wizard, exploring different varietals from around the world that are fantastic to sip on. For instance, a dry riesling that reminds you of Germany is difficult to find in the DMV area, same goes for a dry brut that tastes like a fresh bottle from France. Greenhill gets both right. You really can't go wrong with anything you try here. Greenhill is Loudoun's saving grace. I will easily make the trek from DC over and over to enjoy their space and wine. One downside....they don't take resos so get there as soon as they open....or join the club like I did!

Gym teachers who are unwilling to accommodate with their bad wine. We went there with a group of nine. Their max is ten in a party. But they got confused and thought we were over their limit. They refused to acknowledge their mistake and wouldn't let us stay or even buy a bottle of wine. Check out Quattro Goombas instead.

Can't wait to go back! The wine, staff, view, charcuterie boards were all amazing. We did a tasting and then sat on the back porch for a glass and one of the food boards. The board had a great selection of meats, cheese and other nibbles and the bread was warm and fresh. We were able to bring our dog and look out over the farm fields, a person on a horse even passed through! The staff were friendly and knowledgeable, we asked a lot of questions during the tasting and the wine pourer was really patient and fun despite them being a little busy. We loved the fact that it was smaller and quaint without tons of big, loud groups and no screaming children running around.

Man oh man, I've been coming here for over a year now and didn't update my review. Greenhill, my deepest apologies. Needless to say, my family and I kept coming back here enough to become members. Now we have a reason to come every 2 months just to pick up our wine. With member perks, we have gotten to experience a lot more of this property. In 2017 they also opened the big farm house portion of the winery where there is a ton of patio seating, lower floor seating for everyone, and a top floor area for members only. I recommend getting the baked brie app! An added bonus is if you are a member and you keep driving down the road, you have access to a secluded old home that's member only as well. It sits right over a lake and there are absolute stunning views. No manure smells anymore and the property is amazing all year round. The reds here have definitely grown on us and we exclusively drink those. This place is amazing and definitely one of our favorite to visit.

Greenhill Vineyards? More like Asshill Vineyards. Stopped in for a tasting after a local event. We were promptly greeted by an employee on a golf cart telling us to leave promptly because we had a party of 10 or more. Barely set foot on the property. Like wine with a side of private security contractors? This is your place!

This is the total package. Great wines, great food, great service and a great venue. We have been coming here for years and they continue to evolve and exceed themselves every year. If you are ever near Middleburg, VA, you MUST stop in and experience this AMAZING Winery!

We came here on Saturday and it was stunning. They have a really good system to "check in" and they assign you a table. We did a wine tasting which was great (we got an extra taste). Once we sat down, we received bottles of water and asked if we wanted anything to eat. I would definitely come back here.

I hadn't heard of this winery before but mind you I don't often get out to this side of Loudoun County for wines but every blue moon. Overall a very nice establishment they have a new tasting room (I think its about a year old. The sitting areas were well appointed and comfortable and they do have longer tables for larger groups. They did mention they prefer to do seated wine tastings unless its super busy. They also have food available for purchase, if you're tasting indoors they don't allow outside food just FYI. One of our friends who was with us was a member so they have a section upstairs for members which was just as nice as downstairs but of course a bit smaller and more intimate. The staff was very friendly attentive but we didn't feel rushed either which was nice. The wine was pretty good I really liked their sparkling wine it was on the drier side which was up my alley. The other wines from the tasting were just ok to me, they weren't bad but my palate didn't love them either. They have a large outdoor space with additional seating which would be great to come back when the weather is a bit warmer. Overall a very nice winery, so much so another friend became a member which they do have some pretty decent perks for members if you do really like their wines across their line.

Kristel was lovely and the vineyard was amazing. Everyone very natural, friendly and classy. Wine was delicious and food was fresh and yummy. LOVED IT!

Drop dead gorgeous setting, friendly and knowledgeable staff and the most delicious wines ever!

What a pleasant surprise Greenhill Winery was. I lived in the DC area a long time ago, before settling in San Francisco, and I never really visited Virginia wineries. As a wine lover, I was very excited and curious when our local friends told us we would visit a couple of wineries. I was not disappointed. I did not have much in terms of expectations, but as a Napa afficionado I was very impressed. The grounds are neat, the building quite beautiful with tasting rooms on both the first and second floor. We did a full tasting from bubbles to begin with, through a flight of white wines to reds. This was good stuff, nothing to sneer at. If you're visiting Northern Virginia, and are into good wineries, go here.

Alyssa was our server & was super helpful with navigating the wine menu. She had knowledgeable recommendations and a pleasant demeanor!

Greenhill Vineyards is definitely worth your visit. The views around their expansive grounds are beautiful. The seating on the back porch was really relaxing outside a hot summer afternoon. The Intuition and Petit Manseng were fantastic! The only negatives are they were a little expensive ($10-12) for only a 4 Oz serving. The staff was really friendly and helped us decide on the perfect wines. I would highly recommend visiting.

For the area, this winery has the better wine. Years ago this was called something else, but they sold and Greenhill Winery was born. Greenhill does a tasting for $14 (a little pricy for Northern VA) but the wine was pretty good. The staff is friendly and the tasting room was nice. The other wineries in the area may have nicer views, but the quality of the wine isn;t even close.