The Vineyards & Winery at Lost Creek

An absolutely phenomenal experience! My family and I came here to celebrate a retirement. We were late for our reservation. Some of our party was running extremely late. We, accidentally, stayed past closing. The entire time the staff were unbelievably professional and, most importantly, kind. They answered our numerous questions about the winery and its processes, the menu, and the history. We had fantastic wine and a honestly Elizabeth and her team made the already great experience better. We checked out in such a hurry after we realized we’d stayed past closing that we forgot several bottles of wine we bought. Elizabeth went out of her way on her off time to make sure we got our bottles that night despite us offering to come back the next day or pay for shipping. The winery and its landscape were beautiful. The wine was one of a kind and delicious. The food was beyond delicious. But what really makes this winery worth the trip is the staff that believes in it.

We came here during a day trip to Leesburg and this happened to be one of our stops in the morning. We ended up doing to wine pairing for our lunch and my god. The food was amazing (we had the oyster soup, unsure of the salad, the short ribs, and the pannacotta) and the wines paired perfectly. If we're ever in the area again we will definitely comeback here. Shannon was great for us and we'll definitely be back! Be advised that during harvest time (which was now for us) attracts LOTS of flies. No star reduction because it comes with the territory or wineries, breweries, etc.

My man treated me to this wonderful winery. Beautiful scenery while sitting outside. The service was exceptional. We had Shannon as our waitress and when I say she had the best hospitality service and she was very attentive to us I mean it. I really appreciate how well she serviced us. Compliments to the executive chiefs as well, they made our experience wonderful. Oh the Trinity was our favorite wine.

Enjoyed everything about this Winery/Vineyard. I love testing out new wineries and this is one of my favorites as of now. The staff was friendly, funny and accommodating. The food was incredible offering farm to table plates with menus changing repeatedly. The wine was great, I'm a cabernet gal and they had a variety which I absolutely loved. You can't bring outside food but the menu option offered is incredible. They have table and chairs strategically arranged all around from inside to outside under covered patio or under trellises. Picnic tables settled all through out with umbrellas for a gorgeous day. I went with two of my good friends for a birthday and I'd say a great time was had by all.

Wine and food tasting was absolutely fantastic! Compliments to the chef! Food is all farm-to-table, and I highly recommend the Viognier, quinoa arugula salad, and pumpkin canolis.

Very cozy winery set in a relaxing rural setting. This is the ‘Goldilocks’ winery in VA; not too big, not too small, but just right. Wines were very good, the reds were superior with a winemaker that understands to let reds age before releasing them. Matt was our server and he was great. Highly recommended for a classic Old Dominion vineyard experience.

Food and wine was good. The atmosphere was cumbersome. Didn't feel relaxing or welcoming at all. There was a "members only" outside patio area, as well as inside seating that looked very cramped, and dark. Outside seating for the non members in the back yard. A different protocol for each. It just felt weird. No music and shrubs/flowers unkept. Photo of the cheeseboard.

Absolutely amazing! I could go on and on about the service, the wine, and the scenery. Everyone who works there is friendly, down to earth, talkative, and more than happy to answer questions. No "wine snobs" here 😀 A very welcoming place for everyone! The wine is great too! Not one wine was a disappointment. Try the Viognier! You will love it! Straight from the Blue Ridge Mountains! Our backyard! And who doesn't love fruit from your backyard! Also, if you have a chance to try anything from the executive chef... do it! This was my 3rd time visiting this winery, and it's still the same experience each time! Just an update.. have been to two more dinners served by this winery, and both were great. Still recommend after several visits!

We enjoyed our time and lunch at Lost Creek! This is a beautiful property for a visit and it also has wonderful wine and food. Service was prompt and the staff was very friendly and knowledgeable. We had the signature reds flight and then sampled 3 more red wines - all were delicious but the 2019 vintages were truly great. For lunch we split the burrata app and short rib main. I wish the burrata came with bread instead of just granola on top. The short rib was absolutely delicious! The only thing keeping this from a 5-star review is that the interior and exterior areas could really use a little update to create a nicer ambiance. We did love the fireplace though!

Stumbled upon this hidden gem and was far from disappointed. The service was great, the food was even better. The wine was crisp and delicious. They have a very nice shaded patio area. It got a little humid out and we moved inside to another comfy seating area. We are so excited to come back and try other food and other wines.

service was great: and the wine and ambiance is perfect. Beautiful winery - plan to return when the temperature decreases a little. Still looking for the creek.

This is a winery that is tucked away which creates a sanctuary feel. There is indoor and outdoor seating, but on a day like yesterday-- outside was the place to be! Celebrating our friend's bday we were delightfully surprised when they came out with complimentary glasses of cava to celebrate ! Those glasses of cava were delicious! I wish we could have ordered a bottle! Some of us tried the tasting-- and they gave us time to relax in between tastings and ordering food. None of the wines were very note worthy to me or the rest of my group, but I give this winery 4 stars because the food was just so delicious and reasonably priced as well! So bring your jacket, sunnies and have food and some sips of wine!

What a hidden gem! My husband and I are working our way through the wineries of Leesburg during our monthly kid-free date days and came across this one on Google maps. We had no idea what to expect and were surprised to find a fancy restaurant beautifully decorate with a roaring fire and a bar. We sat at the bar and split the wine tasting, which came with 2 whites (Vidal Blanc, Chardonnay) and 2 reds (Rouge D'ete, Petit Verdot). We enjoyed the tasting so much we decided to also split the Signature Red Wine Flight. Both of us agreed our favorite was the Allure. The wine was some of the best we've had in VA, on par with 3 Creeks. We enjoyed chatting with our pourer and will return for a special date of the Chef's Tasting/Wine Pairing or one of their monthly food/wine pairing events. The food looked amazing!

Amazing service, delicious food, awesome wine, all around great prices... highly recommend this winery...

One of my favorite afternoons to relax and unwind with friends. Sitting on the patio and dining in the sun and shade. The Chef, Jonathan is an artist and service 5star

Two words. Chef's pairing. Unexpectedly delicious, elevated cuisine served as part of the chef's pairing. I'm not going to lie. I saw the $75 pricetag and immediately had reservations about the quality of food that would be served. Shame on me! Not only was the food fantastic, the wine pairings were well curated and the service was impeccable. I wish they allowed dogs, but we will definitely be back.

Love this place! Great wine and great food! Service is spectacular too. They have lots of indoor and outdoor seating options. We have been before and the menus rotate seasonally. The parsnip soup was to die for and I don't normally like parsnips. I could've gone through a gallon of it. The risotto was equally delicious and the dessert... omg. Forgot to photograph the cheese board - it was 10 out of 10. The kitchen is very accustomed to gluten free diners, making it a very appealing place for me. I'm used to having to pack a picnic to go to a winery, but at lost creek the kitchen will spoil you rotten!

I discovered Lost Creek at a wine festival a year ago and fell in love with their 2016 Cab Franc. Because of Covid it has taken me a year to visit the winery and restaurant. I was very disappointed they are now only offering the 2016 by the glass to members only. I drove all that way and couldn't purchase a bottle, even if I did choose to become a member. I pre purchased the Chef's Tasting and Wine Pairing for 2 people. The food was delicious and the wines were perfectly paired. The sauce in the 2nd course was so delicious we ordered an extra side of the sauce and bread to further enjoy that pairing. They have a delicious gluten free bread option in addition to the normal french bread. We found the wines to be delicious, paired with food, but none we found delicious enough to stand alone. The Chardonnay which is paired with the Panna Cotta was our least favorite, but to be fair, I am not a Chardonnay fan in general. I inquired about the lunch and brunch menu and was told the portion sizes were the same as the Chef's Tasting (small plates). The customer service we received was great and Heather and the other staff were very kind and patient, answering all our questions. I think a nice added touch would be if the Chef's Cuisines were listed on a daily menu somewhere, as the staff were not fully aware of the ingredients and had to look at their notes or ask other staff to answer our questions. I would revisit more for the food, rather than the wines, which is why I gave only a 3 star, because you visit a winery for the wine.

The only winery in the area that has amazing, gourmet chef's kiss food. I always prefer outdoor seating, indoor needs some renovating. Servers have always been so attentive and friendly even when they're juggling multiple tables. Their tastings are more personal.. they don't just give u six glasses and call it a day like other locations. They take the time to bring out one bottle at a time, pour, and describe the wine. Fantastic experience each time!

We did the chef tasting. Highly recommend this. The place is very nice. The outside seating area is beautiful . The food was amazing. We did 4 courses and 4 wines. Everything was so delicious. The service was fantastic and just can't say enough great things about this place. We will be coming back here!

I have never been to a winery. I don't really drink wine. I don't know much about wine, except that I don't like red. A sweet friend recommended it and it seemed like a good excuse to drive 4 hours from home for a weekend getaway. I'm so glad I came, for many reasons. One, of course, being the wine. But don't judge this review too much on my assessment of the wine. If you are looking for a wine review, I encourage you to re-read my first 3 sentences. I made reservations several weeks ago to visit Lost Creek on a Sunday afternoon. I chose the outdoor option, and we got really lucky with the weather. It was the first weekend with near fall-like temps in a long time so it made sitting outside for several hours very pleasant. We were seated as soon as we arrived and offered the menu. Our server, Pam, was quick to greet us and was kind and thoughtful. She made our visit so memorable! I made my novice-level knowledge of wine very apparent and she steered me in the right direction. Hubs ordered the wine tasting ($15) while I had a glass of the Vidal Blanc and a glass of the Serenity. Remember: I don't really do wine, but somehow convinced my husband to take home a couple of bottles. I guess now we're wine people?! The food was another reason I'm glad we visited. We ordered the selection of artisanal cheeses which was served with slices of focaccia (SO GOOD!), preserves, spiced almonds and caramelized onion. We also tried the olive oil cake, which was topped with seasonal pomegranate. Also pretty darn good, but I could have put away the cheese board by myself. Get it... you won't be sorry! The service, above all else, and the atmosphere has me already planning a trip back in the spring. This place is a gem and I am really pretty ticked at myself for taking no pictures. I was too busy enjoying the company and the beautiful weather (and also a weekend away from our dear toddler). I wonder if they take reservations a year in advance...

I visited Lost Creek a couple of weekends ago for a wine tasting - one hot and humid Sunday afternoon. I walked in the tasting room - they had the doors open to the outside - and it was sweltering inside. Apparently their HVAC system was broken - no air conditioning inside. It was very uncomfortable inside - so I opted to only taste a subset of their wines - the Reds - as the temps inside made it impossible to really enjoy the experience. Overall, some enjoyable Red wines. I'll come back some time when it's cooler out - to get a better sense of the "experience." #LostCreek

Updating my review after several additional visits. After which my wife and I decided to get a membership here. First, let's address some of the silly reviews that are out there. With websites and social media there really is no excuse for not researching a winery, brewery, or restaurant in advance. Yet some people show up and then are disappointed that the place isn't something that they never claimed to be in the first place. The Winery at Lost Creek is for a mellow adult experience. It pairs fine wine with fine food and is more appropriate for small groups and couples. If you are want to do a large group outing or bring lots of kids think about Stone Tower or the Barnes at Hamilton. Or on the brewery side think Solace, Old Ox, Dirt Farm, and Old 690. Lost Creek's focuses on growing Chardonnay, Cabernet Sauvignon, Cabernet Franc, Merlot and Petit Verdot. Their wines are 100% Virginia grapes and are a mixture of fruit from their 15+ acre Estate Vineyard and some from the Charlottesville region in addition to various Loudoun County farms. Their wines tend to be in the French style. Their wines are more subtle and complex compared to say an inky Napa Cab or a typical Aussie Shiraz. I like the stainless Chardonnay, although the reserve Chard that's in French oak is also very good. The reds steal the show here. The best if the Provenance, a layered complex and tasty blend of 45% Cabernet Sauvignon, 30% Merlot, 20% Cabernet Franc and 5% Petit Verdot. They have two tasting rooms. One for members and one for the general public. Both are cozy and relaxing. We have always had good service. There are also good places to sit outside in the warm months. Most wineries have little or no food. This is another way in which the experience at Lost Creek is superior. Check out the menu in advance as things can change https://www.lostcreekwinery.com/menu/ The cheese plate or charcuterie are always great pairings with their wine. I'm also a big fan of their roasted beet salad with pickled fennel and a citrus vinaigrette and their wild mushroom soup is exceptional.

My girlfriends and I went here and sat outside on a Saturday afternoon. We did the wine tasting, and shared a cheese board and some desserts. Everything was well-presented and the server was very attentive and knowledgeable and helpful. The grounds are beautiful.

Beautiful winery with really great service. We were lucky and able to visit on a Monday afternoon so we had the whole place to ourselves. We ordered a bottle of wine, the cheese board and chocolate cake. Everything was delicious and we had an amazing relaxing afternoon.

I like this place. Really good quality wines, tastings, and small bites to eat. I will say that for me, the tasting plates are a wee bit small, even for a small tasting plate - but the options are really delicious. I love coming here and being able to sit outside and enjoy the weather with a glass of wine.

Very nice. Took missus for a Monday-Post-July-4th outing. Weather was warm and sunny. We got to sit outside, under the ivy-covered pergola, and there was a little breeze so it was very pleasant. I reserved and prepaid the wine-tasting and food-pairing option for two. That included four courses; each with a wine selection to compliment the food. The food was absolutely excellent, and the portions were -- too much. I was stuffed by the time we were through. The wines are very nice. They focus on whites, red varieties being a little newer to the winery. Missus and I are more red-wine people, but the 2019 Chardonnay and 2020 Vidal Blanc were both really good. We ended up buying a bottle of the Blanc to take home. Service is excellent, very attentive. The winery is very obviously geared toward adult groups and couples. It is understandably not quite set up for kids or pets. And that's okay; not every place must accommodate every single option - sometimes a little more upscale and dressy should be the way to go. The only thing I would suggest, for the wine and food pairings, be a little more generous with the wine at least for courses 2 and 3 (main entrees). Since customers are tasting with food, there should be more. For the price ($65+18% gratuity automatically added in), I think that it is reasonable to expect more than just a basic shot like one gets in a flight. In an area where you can't swing a cat by its tail and not hit a winery, this one is a standout for atmosphere and service. We intend to save up some bucks and go back in the Autumn.

Awesome Winery! Food and staff are top notch!! Parking is a few feet from the Winery they have outside seating with a fire pit the chairs are so comfortable!

Wow! This was wonderful! After being at another winery where the food and service went all bad, so bad we blew off the tasting, this was worth the 5 stars. Sat outside, tasting brought to us happily and professionally. The Sparkling red was awesome! There was no rush... relaxing! We tried the apple crisp... great! Pots de Creme... Outstanding.... The chef here brought us a piece of his new olive oil and sea salt cake... leaving me wanting more!!! Some Lost Creek Wines are available at local restaurants. This is a definite for any event or a day out.

I found Lost Creek to be a hard one to rate. I'm qualifying my rating as 4 stars to those who appreciate French style wines, with a focus on Merlot & Cab Sav heavy red blends & dry whites. Apparently the owners vacationed in France and decided to bring that style of wine to Virginia. I really, really wish they had more reds on the menu, which is my main complaint. Even if this style of wine isn't your forte, there is a lot to love here; the use of nice Reidel glasses in the servings, the beautiful outdoor space, the service. You can even pre-order meals, which they get from The Wine Kitchen (a local restaurant). While some wineries have a very laid back, almost party like atmosphere, Lost Creek seems to target more of a wine-lovers crowd. 16 acres under vine, with their whites being 100% estate but their reds getting help from some local vineyards. What I tried: 2015 Vidal: Made in a dry style in steel, citrus notes. 2012 Chardonnay: Older vintage whites are rare in NOVA, so I appreciated this one. Very mellow, not much nose but I detected lychee on my palate. 2014 Reserve Chardonnay: French Oak, which definitely came thru on the nose. 2014 Serenity: Made with Vidal, an off-dry white with .7 sugar content. Still too sweet for me though. 2014 Genesis: Right Bank-style red blend that was heavy on Merlot. I got some dark fruit, especially plumb. 2014 Provenance: Left Bank-style red blend that was Cab Sav heavy. I liked it, but not quite as much as the Genesis. Sorry for only one picture; it was already dark by the time I remembered to snap some pictures!

A very beautiful setting. Wisteria accents an enchanting outside tasting area. We enjoyed the wine; our favorite was Trinity. The food pairings and food in general were outstanding. Incredible choice for special occasions or simply a memorable afternoon out. Another reason why this area is so very special. Absolutely worth the drive!

If you want to find the perfect place for an event, look no further! We had a bridal shower here and it turned out perfect! The staff at the winery were masters at making everyone happy. I never had to ask for a single thing. If I saw something needed to be done, it was done before I turned around. The food was fantastic and the wine even better. There is no doubt you will enjoy your event like we did!

Staff here are very knowledgeable and super friendly. They will explain the heck out of the wines (this is a good thing) and make you feel really welcome. I personally preferred the reds over the whites, but that's my usual preference. I thought the chacuterie board was a bit overpriced for what it was: $18 for meat and bread, plus a spread of mustard seeds and olives, no cheese included. I liked the ambiance, it was chic and clean, but comfy at the same time. We went on a Saturday and they had live music. I have to give a shout out to Suzanne who was so friendly and was a delight. One of the best I've seen in wineries.

It was ok. Interior looked outdated. Outside looked nice but it was too cold to enjoy. Service was ok. Could've been more attentive. Overall nothing special.

I really enjoyed how chill this winery was. It has such a cute and serene patio and interior. A group of us gathered on the couches on the inside for some meat and cheese, a couple of other entrees, and 2 bottles of wine with sweet Nora Jones playing in the background. There was really nothing lacking here except you are paying a premium for just a little food. It was good, but for the price - I'd expect to get a little bit more than what they offered. It is a very low key place and probably the easiest going winery of all the ones we visited for the day. It is definitely a place I would return to, and for those looking for a pretty winery to get married at - you might want to give these people a call.

Beautiful grounds nestled amount trees and shade so great place to go and be outside even it it is warm out. The winery has a full menu so that's nice if you want to enjoy a meal with your wine. Lots of outdoor seating in a variety of locations. Closed a bit early for a restaurant though.

We had a wonderful time yesterday at Lost Creek Winery! I called ahead to ask a question and promptly received a call back. Although, were a party of 7 and had to be broken up ( Covid-19 and social distancing); Drew was kind enough to place us within earshot, so we were able to chat when needed. The wine was tasty, the food was delicious and the service was outstanding! Love Love this place and am looking forward to my Return!

I was here for a bachelorette party. Although we were late they were able to accommodate us. We sat inside and enjoyed the four course tasting menu and wine pairing. Both the vegetarian and regular menus were delicious. Our first course was carrots, all of us were skeptical. However, those were the best tasting carrots of my life, the carrots and the sauce. We couldn't stop talking about it. My favorite wine was their rose- it's better than most of the other Rose'. I recommend everyone visit this winery!

We rented Lost Creek Winery's event venue (The Harvest House) for our wedding and this review focuses on our experience with that service. Harvest House was a beautiful location to have our wedding. We chose this place because of the beautiful outdoor spaces, vineyard backdrop, and home-like feel of the location. Another great detail about this venue is that the tasting room is on the other side of the vineyard, so you don't have to worry about people visiting the winery accidentally walking into your event. The provided coordination team was great during the day of the event. As of this writing, the only vendor requirements they had was that we use a specific caterer for food and that we purchased drinks (alcohol and non-alcoholic) from them. With respect to criticisms of the venue, we found the most difficult part being that we did not have a coordinator assigned to us until 60 days before the event. This was difficult because we were planning the event from another state, so meeting the coordinator 1-2 months before the event had to be deliberately planned. Also, due to this restriction, a lot of our planning tasks were blocked until after the coordination meeting which was 4-6 weeks before the event. We found that communication over email was a bit slow at times and sometimes required multiple emails to get a response. Lastly, it seemed like Harvest House and Lost Creek was going through a transition from when we booked the venue to our event (which was a year and half). It felt like the owners were getting their bearings managing a winery, tasting room, kitchen, wedding/event venue and all of the staff required to run those components. These issues got better over time, so I wouldn't be surprised if these criticisms are addressed for future clients.

I went with a group of friends yesterday and it was absolutely gorgeous, I will definitely be coming back Here....everything in our 4 course wine pairing was delicious and fresh. I love the chef lol

The BLT is amazing! So good had to purchase a second! Lovely property, friendly and knowledgeable staff. A great experience.

Honestly, one of the most unfortunate experiences I've ever encountered. The gentleman managing the tasting area on Friday 08/19/2022 was unusually rude and disinterested in customer satisfaction. We, a group of predominantly deaf individuals mixed with hearing people, had the unfortunate encounter with this man. While two of our group was participating in the chefs tasting course, he was overheard (assuming both people were deaf) talking about the other group outside in a negative manner. We will never be back.

That Suzanne girl needs to go! Rude to the other employees and customers. I've been several times and she is not pleasant! Not coming back. They need to fix their staffing. I have met a few of the other staff, and some are polite and lovely. Drew and Lisa were just the kindest! Big tips to them!

I cannot say enough wonderful things about the Vineyards and Winery at Lost Creek. The service at the tasting room is always friendly and attentive. When we come in they not only remember our names but also our kids and family. Suzanne especially makes us feel like family each time. To add to our regular service we had our wedding at the harvest house and it truly was the perfect day! Everything was taken care of, the grounds and house were beautiful, and they pulled a miracle of 70 degree weather in December. There is not a moment I would change from the wedding or any trip to this winery. Lost Creek has made me a lifetime member and I will always keep their wine on hand. Thank Lost Creek staff .

Went there for a relaxing afternoon, brought our own food to eat...and wanted a wine tasting. What we found was a bit more formal than what we expected. Still a nice spot, wine tasting was good, food we bought there was good...the setting was nice, just to formal for our liking. Not able to bring your own food, had to buy what they had, which seemed to be contrary to their website. All in all they had a great selection of wines both reds and whites... even a rose'.

My wife and I booked the wine and food pairing and had a perfect evening. My wife's a vegetarian and they prepared two separate sets of courses. We enjoyed all the courses, and the wine pairings were well-conceived. It's been a long time since we dined out in a romantic setting and having the place to ourselves with excellent music and a fire was just what the doctor ordered. We also appreciated the attention to masks. This will forever remain a cherished memory.

We discovered Lost Creek in our Anniversary this summer and we have now become Harvest Club Members! You can't beat the customer service and Chef Landon is absolutely AH-MAZING! We had brunch today and the Pork Belly Benedict and his Shrimp and Grits took us back home to SC! And let us not forget what made us join the club...THEIR WINES!! The Verano, Syrah, and the Trinity are priceless! We have tried every bottle on the menu! Go! You won't be sorry!

If I was planning a day trip to Leesburg, Lost Creek Vineyard would definitely on my list of things to do along with: a stop of the outlets, Tarara Winery, and antique shopping in Luckett's. All of these are a few miles from each other and on pretty much the same road so it's the perfect way to spend a nice, sunny afternoon. The tasting room was rather small but their outdoor space is massive with tons of room to lay out and picnic. For those looking for some peace and solace, this is your winery! They even grow their own grapes on site which (surpringly) is sometimes a rare sight in Virginia wine country! The wines we tried were mostly ok with my favorites being the Cabernet Franc and the Chardonnay Reserve. All-in-all I would recommend this place if you are in the area.

Lost Creek is a great place with good wine and a great view. Lost Creek itself appears to be one of the smaller wineries I've ever been to - both in terms of the sheer outdoor space and in terms of the tasting room - but that's not a hugely bad thing. Small can be cute - and as one might expect, prices are a bit cheaper and service is a bit better for it. The wines here are solid, but perhaps not my favorite. Their 2014 Vidal Blanc was probably my favorite of their own bottles, having a really bubbly and crisp taste that I genuinely enjoyed a lot of. Their other Chardonnay and Rose offerings were good, albeit not quite as good. Their reds were incredibly flavorful and smooth, something I appreciated as a guy who isn't a fan of many reds. Still, the winner wasn't from their own winery - the Thibaut-Janisson Blanc de Chardonnay was simply superb.

First of all the creek is not lost! The winery next door have clearly hidden it! Check out their name... Hidden Creek! A few miles down dirt roads, brought us here. Friendly staff, decent prices to do a tasting. My wife who is the wine buff to rival most other buffs, was the one doing the tasting. Again I was her chauffeur. The Chardonnay she tasted was the best that she had tasted in a long time time. Other wines were missing something or merely good. But the Chardonnay! Guess we'll be back to stock up on the stuff.

The driveway is long, but the hidden gem of a winery at the end of it makes the long, dusty, gravel road worth the drive! Upon driving up, the outside seating areas are the first thing we saw and they looked nice... offering nice views of their gardens/landscaping and nicely manicured areas where the seating was located. The tasting room was beautifully decorated. Tasting bar was nicely laid out and well-staffed. They have a cozy seating area with a fireplace. They offer a very nice tasting menu with a sufficient variety of wines to taste! They also offer a very nice menu of food to enjoy while sitting and sipping. The staff was very friendly and personable and was attentive as well. We look forward to going back sometime!

Great wine! We had 5 different bottles of wine but Tranquility and Serenity wine were by far my favorite! This winery is out of the way compared to others. Loved the outdoor scene. The only thing is that it is not as pet friendly as the host told us that we could not have our pet even in the outdoor patio that they had. We had to sit on the picnic tables on the lawn Great selection of bread and cheese to compliment the wine!

Had a great time on my wife's birthday. Great scenery with delicious food and tasty wines. Staff was super friendly and took care of us. Will be back!

My husband and I stopped by Lost Creek in the early afternoon on a Friday. There were only a few people there, which was understandable given the time of day, but it was really quiet. We loved the wine tasting and ordered the cheese plate. (The blood orange jam was so good!) We loved every wine we tried! It was a little chilly to sit outside so we sat inside by the fireplace. It's a very dark room- we overheard them saying it used to be the wine cellar so there are no windows... but it was very cozy for our impromptu visit!

Wines - nothing spectacular, it was okay but definitely not bad, they are not doing the truffle pairing anymore because the old truffle company moved and they used to create these truffles with their wines in mind/or in the truffles. The owners have not found a replacement just yet. Scenery - absolutely beautiful both outside and inside, definitely worth a walk. They have live acoustic bands too. Staff - knowledgeable and very nice. Overall a pleasant visit.

Really liked the intimacy of this winery. We both found a red and white we liked. The Serenity white was a sweet but dry offering. I really liked the red blend Trinity. Small plates were delicious but a little pricey. I hear brunch is coming soon. Look forward to that.

I am a big fan of this winery. It has a country house setting with the cobblestones and fire place. I really loved the ambiance and the staff who were very knowledgeable and helpful. For $12 you get to try 7 wines with heavy pours. Snacks are a la cart and while pricey are very tasty. I recommend the spicy salami and the Amish cheese. I really enjoyed all the wines and the reds they produce are top notch. You can't buy their wines in stores and they do cost more then other local wines but be sure to come here and taste what they are making!!