Three Fox Vineyards & Farm Brewery

Great family oriented winery brewery. We've been a few times before, and they dont disappoint. Wines were good, in particularthe cab franc/cab sauv blend and the sparkling seyval blanc that drinks like a nice Prosecco. Beers were good, too. Nice variety. We liked the IPA, the Light and Amber Ale. Wood fired pizzas were delicious. We had to order extra for the kids, Lots of indoor and outdoor areas. In particular, the outdoor tables within the vines are a nice touch. Nice views around. Staff were particularly nice and helpful. They are very dog friendly. We always enjoy coming here.

Beautiful winery with lots of indoor and outdoor seating. Pizza kitchen on site, delicious wine slushies. Kids and dogs allowed.

Excellent winery with good wines and excellent views. They slow you to bring in outside food although they have a pizzeria on-site. Their membership is no fee, you pay for the wines you receive quarterly. We had a flight if their white wines, a couple red wines and the cider. All were excellent. They have a lot of indoor space and wrap around decking that's covered. Kid and dog friendly but not very handicap accessible; however, our daughter with mobility issues was able to navigate the stairs.

Three Fox Vineyards and Farm Brewery is such a perfect spot for an elopement! We recently shot a sweet, intimate celebration here, and it was truly special. The lush, green farm made for a romantic setting, and the grape fields were definitely the star of the show. Everyone was all smiles—this place is just gorgeous. Thanks, Three Fox, for an amazing experience. We can’t wait to come back!

Our 1st Time in the Winery and it did not disappoint!! The hospitality was great. Every white wine I tried was so complex and not overly sweet, just the right amount. My husband enjoyed the flight of unique and very good beer! There’s something for everyone and generous pours! Not to mention the beautiful views! We’ll be back!

I love Three Fox Vineyard and visit as much as I can. Their sparkling rose is one of my favorites! They have a brick oven pizza vendor on site that offers vegan and gluten free options, plus! They are very dog friendly, allowing your furry friends in the tasting room! Highly recommend!

This vineyard is enchanted and special to enjoy an afternoon drinking wines, beers, and delighting the vineyards. Patrícia welcomed us. She was so kind and helpful with recommendations. We loved everything, and we are anxious to be back.

There is a large tasting room and plenty of additional seating outdoors with patios all around the building. You can also sit in between the rows of grape vines. The downstairs tasting room and patios are dog and family friendly and there is a separate upstairs seating area that is adults only, no dogs allowed with more of a lounge vibe. Something to suit everyone. If you want to make sure you get the seating of your choice reservations are offered online through their website and open table. Three foxes offer several different tasting flights or you can sample a few wines until you find one that you’d like to get a glass of. They offer brick oven wood fired pizzas until 5:00 and there’s always crackers, cheeses etc. I sampled the reds and settled on a glass of the Brayden Sangiovese, a more fruit forward red that felt suitable for the hot weather. They were also offering a chilled cab franc Pinot Gris blend that was very refreshing. There’s plenty of space for kids to run around outside and a picnic area down the hillside. Prices are average for Virginia wineries with a whole bottle of most wines running around $44. Lots of parking in level gravel lots. A really nice afternoon out.

What a great winery/brewery.....absolutely STUNNING GROUNDS! Large, modern tasting room, ample seating inside and out. Wrap around covered porch, patio seating and vast grassy picnic area. Pet and children friendly Nice variety of wines and beers available. Wines by glass, caraffe and bottle Live music most weekends Note, it is a bit of a climb to the tasting room and picnic area Wines were nice. I liked the whites better than reds. I feel the reds need food pairings We will be back! The Flights we tasted Red flight: Abigail 2021 - Petit Verdot Blend 14% Varietals: 80% Petit Verdot 20% Malbec ~~ Maturation: 20 months in new and neutral French oak ~~ Structure: Medium+ body, smooth / fine tannin ~~ Tasting Notes: Nose pre taste- blueberry, dark plums with caramel Less oak makes the fruit brighter, lightly sweet Alysha 2021 - Blend 2 Cabernet Franc Blend Varietals: 90% Cabernet Franc 10% Malbec ~~ Maturation: 20 months in new and neutral French oak ~~ Structure: Medium / Moderate body, low tannin ~~ Tasting Notes: Dusted Cocoa, pipe tobacco and dark cherry on nose  Nathan 2021 - Red Blend Varietals: 33% Cabernet Sauvignon 33% Petite Syrah 33% Malbec 1% Love (because who uses partial numbers?) ~~ Maturation: 20 months in new and neutral French oak ~~ Structure: Full body, medium tannin ~~ Tasting Notes: Fig, Cassis, and pepper, with full body and long lasting finish  Maya 2021 - Blend 1 Nebbiolo Blend14% Varietals: 80% Nebbiolo 15% Petit Verdot 5% Petite Syrah ~~ Maturation: 20 months in new and neutral French oak ~~ Structure: Medium body, medium tannin ~~ Tasting Notes: Black and tart cherry notes, with a hint of coco White Flight Barrel Fermented Viognier (Reserve) 2022 Viognier 12.5% 100% Viognier that has been fermented in new French oak barrels and with the lees stirred twice a day to give a creamier mouthfeel. Notes of grapefruit and light floral notes with strong acidity throughout Pinot Gris Estate 2022 Pinot Gris 12.5% Our Estate Pinot Gris is back! A fan favorite and visible from the tasting room (and to sit between) - Nose Kiwi, Melon, Green Apple - Tase: Honeysuckle, Melon, Lime Zest. It is crisp and clean and great for hot summer Sparkling Seyval Blanc 2022 Seyval Blanc 12% A light / bright tasting room only feature! Notes of white peach and almond with lemon zest and green apple Lazy Meadow 2022 White Blend  12.5% A new evolution of our off-dry style and makes for a perfect summer wine. A blend of Seyval, Vidal, and Pinot Gris and a smooth slightly sweet finish. My rating rationale  +1 Service +1 Food~Taste/flavor/quality +1 Presentation +1 Atmosphere/vibe +1 Value

Three Fox is fantastic all around! It's the perfect spot for a low key hang or a party. We love coming for the wine and pizza -- which is a special bonus on the weekends and is super tasty! As for the wine, we enjoy all of the reds and have repeatedly savored the red flight with an emphasis on the Alysha. We have always enjoyed exceptional service from Christina & Mike -- and all the other staff there -- so thank you so much for always welcoming us and our pup for a fantastic experience!

Came here for the views! We did the white wine tasting...wines were okay..nothing special. We thoroughly enjoyed the views and the vibes here. Big winery and lots of indoor and outdoor seating. You can bring dogs and your own foods! We walked around and through the vineyards and there were grapes growing throughout! Would def recommend for big groups and for the views.

This was our 2nd winery of the day. The wine was definitely good. There was a food truck outside and plenty of parking. The staff was very friendly. There was an upstairs, downstairs and outdoor seating. We decided to go upstairs 1st. We were the only ones up there. There were really nice cozy seating areas with couches and chairs and awesome views. We really enjoyed it. But then we went outside and that's where you need to go. We actually got a table IN the vineyard. They had wrought iron tables set up in each row....1 table at each row and that was just so awesome to sit there. Beautiful place to take pictures. It totally made the visit worthy. Definitely sit outside.

A great find a little off the beaten path. It's actually quite large, with a multilevel indoor seating area and lots of outdoor seating near the vineyard itself. There is a large bar area where you can place your order. The staff was very friendly and helpful at explaining the wines and answering any questions. My favorite was definitely the mulled wine, perfect for a cooler day. The Maxwell was out other favorite, but most if the reds were actually quite good. Definitely a place I would go back to again!

We are visiting from California and have been to vineyards all over California as well as vineyards in France and the UK. Three Foxes is a gem! Unpretentious, gracious and casual. We had a lovely afternoon with our packed charcuterie and one of the on site Woodfired pizzas. If you are looking for pretense, with big and bold wines, go somewhere else. If you are looking for easy to drink, easy to pair, a great list of beers and a space that is welcoming, relaxing and fun, this is absolutely the place! We will be back on our next visit.

My wife and I really enjoy exploring local Virginia wineries and feel lucky to live in such a rich wine country. That being said, there are definitely some wineries in this region that are better than others. Unfortunately, Three Foxes falls short in many ways. Tastings are $13 and come in cheap plastic cups that probably muck up the taste. My wife and I did both the red and white flights and weren't impressed with either - and while I like wine a lot, I am very open to all varieties and price points, so I'm not being snobby, like I like a glass of Two Buck Chuck every once in awhile. I thought most of the white flight was pretty off, with the Vidal Blanc being by far my least favorite. The Lazy Meadow was a bit too sweet for my palate, but my wife enjoyed it, and it wasn't bad per se. The stainless steel was also pretty terrible. The Pinot Grigio was the most drinkable. The red flight was all very one note and, as my wife observed, all tasted of fall spices, which didn't go well with the late spring heat. Our least favorite was the Maya, and not because that's my ex-girlfriend's name - it was just incredibly heavy and almost dense in a way? Hard to describe. The Alysha and Renee were fine but not great, and those three wines together felt like very slight variations on a theme. The Abigail was the most drinkable, but I still wouldn't have ordered a glass. Next round was better. My wife got their beer brewed with wine and said it was tasty. I tried the Maxwell, which is their Sangiovese blend, and thought it was very nice - but not nice enough to be compelled to buy a bottle. The ambiance was very nice but not different from many other wineries nearby. There's a nice vista with some of their vines and a hill in the distance with some lovely cows. Inside was plain but cool and comfortable and I could see sitting there on an exceptionally hot or cold day. Dogs are allowed, and I saw some cuties. There are some snacks to purchase (though we didn't), and there was a food truck selling some really great wood-fired pizza. It was a little hard to discern the food truck schedule, and I had to do some digging to find it. Don't risk it if you're starving - check before you go. I may return just for the pizza, though. My main complaint (apart from, you know, the wine) was the service. I was mainly served by a very lovely woman who was kind and funny and great even though she implied she was new. However, when I went back in to get our post-tasting drinks, the male bartender literally passed over me not once but twice even though I was at the front of the line. I'm short and look a bit younger than my age, but I think it's pretty clear that I'm not a literal child despite my height and am in fact a woman in my 30s. First time I think he assumed the older woman standing behind me was my mother, which, okay, fine, but he did it again! with some random dude, so it seemed purposeful. Then when he decided it was my turn, he walked away to help someone else and let the kind female bartender take my order, which I was fine with, but it was just a very odd interaction and left a weird taste in my mouth. All saltiness aside, we had a good time here. It was beautiful out and we had good pizza and plenty of space. I can get those at my favorite local winery, Paradise Springs, so I probably won't be returning, but would consider it if friends wanted to try it out. Wine: Mid. Food: Good but not always available. Rating: 3/5 stars.

Dog friendly, loud, casual and not terribly fancy. If you are looking for a place to visit that has food trucks with $20 lobster rolls parked out front and great outdoor spaces to hang out with your dogs while eating and drinking with friends than go here. They also let you bring leashed and supervised dogs indoors and offer a private space for parties. The views are lovely and there is a lot to like here. The wine isn't bad either. I am sure there are more than a few worthwhile mulled wines, regular wines, ciders and beers to try but don't expect a fancy experience here. This is the "a tour bus stops with a group of folks" sort of venue where you will get to taste reds, whites and roses on plastic cups on a tray handed to you for $16. Not a place where you can expect a more "traditional" wine tasting experience like having someone tell you about the soils in the region and how they influenced the blend of wine you are drinking as you pretend to know what they mean and spit into a urn like a fancy pants putting on airs.

After apple picking at a nearby orchard, we stopped in for some food and drinks at Three Fox. There was plenty of parking and overflow if needed. Coming up to the building, it's a really nice place with outdoor seating and sun shades above the seating. The indoors had two levels with top level being for adults only. No kids or pets. Great idea. The main level was very nice with quite a few tables, water cooler and a good view of the outside. The bar runs the length of the inside wall. Very nice staff. Outside at the bottom of a small hill, is a small building/large shed where you can order approximately a 12 inch thin crust pizza. That starts at $12 for cheese and moves up to $22 I believe. A little overpriced but forgivable cause it was delicious. They bake these in a rotating brick oven. It was good and cooked perfectly. Here's where I dropped a star. The beer was good, I had a west coast IPA. It was smooth and had a good flavor. Not overly intense and the abv was nice. I like 5-6%. Moving on the the dropped star, there were only a handful of beers to choose from. The stout was an imperial at 11% which is appropriate for an imperial but it only came in 500ml bottles and was quite expensive. There just wasn't much to choose from, maybe 5 beers. The grounds outside are beautiful with a large hill and plenty of seating. It was enjoyable but I need more selection before I return. I didn't check out the wine.

Went there with a group for a birthday party. Tim, the owner, was a great host for our wine tasting. We had a nice selection of wines and there are great stories to go with each wine. We got to see a proposal on the patio while we were there (she said yes!). They could perhaps have some music. Their wood-grilled pizza is good but it might be nice to have an additional food selections.

Excellent winery and brewery. Super. Customer service. Our wine group had a great time and enjoyed the ambiance and the views

This was my first visit since the new ownership took over. What a difference! The tasting room is spectacular. Friendly staff, and the wines have taken a huge leap forward since the transition. I particularly loved the Viognier Reserve (and I'm a Viognier snob). My friends that were with me also enjoyed the wines and the cider. This is a special place, and I highly recommend it!

What a gorgeous winery! The grounds here are massive and so well kept. The vines are even labeled so that you can see what kinds of grapes are growing. There are picnic tables all over so that you can enjoy some yummy wines with your picnic. When I went, they even had a BBQ food truck! Really appreciate that this is also a dog friendly vineyard and our puppy was able to make lots of friends! When we went, Skip House was playing some great island tunes so I had a merry time sipping the whites.

Amazing place for families, dogs and friends. Beautiful vineyard and amenities, and delightful wine, beer and charcuterie. Christina and Mike were extremely helpful and generous with our party full of babies and dogs. The Nebbiolo was fantastic. There's plenty of seating inside, outside with fire pits, and outside by the beautiful creek. Will be back! Highly recommend coming, especially after a hike at sky view park!

Huge grounds with lots of different options for seating and views. Some of the tables overlook an expanse of trees, some are inside overlooking the foot traffic, and some are actually in between the rows of growing vines. I don't know if this is always the case, but they had Chinese food which someone was cooking outside on some hot plates. It was GOOD (and and very heavy handed with the oil). They also allow you to bring your own food, which is a huge plus I think.

We were literally traveling to the beach and seen this winery pop up. I said we have to stop. How ironic it was the reopening of the new place. We arrived and walked up beautiful brick steps leading into the winery. Surrounded to our left was a well maintained vineyard. To the right was a bunch of different areas to relax and enjoy your wine. Inside was amazing. Walk around location at the top. Kids running around. They had a large area for the bar. The lady that told us about the wine tasting and wines was very pleasant and cheerful. We did a tasting of 4 wines (3) reds and 1 white for $12. The wines were all good. The place is amazing inside. They have beer but no time for me to try the beer. Would of loved to had the time. Next time. The average cost per bottle of wine is $30. A bit pricey for where I'm from when the average is $15. This is Virginia and prices are different per area. Great establishment overall.

Bring all your own snacks- sometimes they have food trucks but dont rely on it! Their wine is awesome - the staff is lovely - doggies allowed EVERYWHERE (even inside) - have an area for them to run, and easily accessible from DC / NOVA. Our friends are members and they get discounts on their purchases so we just zelle them whatever we buy ! Its a lovely space !

Really excellent. Dog friendly inside and out, plus an area down the hill where dogs can be off leash. Really friendly service, they let me try beers before I selected. All of the beers were good, surprisingly. And despite prior experience at several Virginia wineries, all of the wines in the $40 category were also amazing. Definitely coming back. Beautiful scenery and you can even sit right among the vines. Lounge upstairs for fancy seating with a view (the only area that doesn't allow dogs). Love love love this spot.

We had an amazing time this last weekend at Three Fox for my friends birthday. I worked with Robin to reserve a large table for our party in the tasting room and not only was she incredibly helpful she was prompt in her responses. The staff was amazing and accommodating. We brought our own food and they let us use an extra table to set everything up. Everyone had a really great day and enjoyed the wine, beer and sangria. The prices were reasonable as well, especially for reserving the space. We will definitely be back!

Great pet friendly winery. Nice areas to enjoy your wine and solid tastings. As for service, it's hit or miss. We came on a Saturday afternoon and their were 2 lines to place your order. Depending on the line is a difference of about 1/2 hour... I was just surprised that they didn't put additional help with that slow line because that would have made me walk out the door.

You will spend more time waiting for a glass than enjoying your surroundings. Three fox vineyards and brewery decided that having only two people work fourth of July would be a great idea. I hate, and I don't use the word hate lightly, I hate bad management decisions like this. They have two places to order and the lady and gentleman kept running between them helping random folks who skipped the line, I had absolutely no idea which line to stand in to get a refill. Get a system three fox, and if you think I'm a jerk or being unfair, look at all of the five star reviews on my account. This is where you truly stack up. One star.

Drove an hour today after looking at their website just to see a sign of their door that they're closed for a private event. Was quite a bummer since we had a full party in tow from out of town. Wish they posted on their website that they closed early, given that their website currently, as of this moment, says open the 30th 11am-8pm. Really bummed at the lack of communication.

Three Fox Winery is a must. We were immediately welcomed by the owner. Who were humble and kind. Totally different from Chateau Obrien. If you're looking for a great winery check out Three Fox! Chateau Obrien the owner is very unprofessional and rude!

A trip to Three Fox Vineyards was the perfect fall 2020 activity! The landscape was beautiful and we really enjoyed the red taster and the bottle of merlot we ended up purchasing. Pricing was quite reasonable (~$10 for taster and ~$30 for a bottle) and the staff is very friendly. It is very easy to be covid safe and socially distanced out here - there are plenty of outdoor tables spread out on the grounds. Definitely recommend!

A newly opened Winery located on top of a hill over looking the beautiful scenery. Plenty of space to walk around while enjoying your wine. They have tables are chairs if you wish to sit down. Very family friendly and they have plenty of parking. I was only able to try the Rose wine but it was delicious and very refreshing the perfect drink for a hot summer day. Spoke to the bartender and he told me they are still not done decorating I cant wait to see the finished product. They did have a food truck on premise which was offering Asian food that day.

I made reservations for a Saturday to visit Three Fox with some friends, but it actually ended up drizzling a bit and we had ample seating to choose from since the crowds stayed away. We were able to move inside (open door set up kind of like a garage) to stay away from the light rain, which we gladly did. We were able to bring in plenty of our own snacks and they were also dog-friendly, which is a big plus :-) I really enjoyed every wine we tried. The crowd favorite for our group ended up being the Viognier. The staff was also super kind and helpful. I'd be happy to come back and try a few more flavors!

Loved coming here! Found this location via searching for a dog friendly brewery / winery. We came on a lovely Saturday and sat down by the creek where the dogs could run off the leash. We had some of the Kolsch beers and red sangria + sparkling Chardonnay (the one on tap). We found everyone super friendly and a really low key vibe. Next time we'd definitely pack a little picnic (learned later you can bring your own food). Will be returning!

The building and surroundings are nice. Service was good. Enjoyed the Vienna lager and the hefeweisen (didn't try the wine). No guest wifi, though.

My husband and I went for the first time on a Saturday afternoon. The service was excellent, the wine and beer were amazing, the owners, Tom and Cindy, and brewmaster, Richard were very friendly and personable. If you are looking for great wine and beer, this is the place for you!!

Great Atmosphere! Place is designed very well. Good service, wine, beer, and food. Family and pet friendly. Very clean.

I took the family here a few weekends ago. Great wine, fun and engaging service and an amazing burrito truck rounded out the deliciousness. The views were amazing and they went out of their way to make everyone feel relaxed AND safe during this COVID craziness. Plenty of places for kids to investigate like the stream. Another family of friends brought their dogs who also were welcomed and had a great time. The owner mentioned that they recently took it over from the previous owner and they are trying out many new ideas, including more buildings and a new brewery!

This place makes us want to explore wineries closer to home. We stumbled upon this one quite by accident on our way to southern VA. It was Father's Day, so they were decked out for a crowd. Lots of wine tastings, brick oven pizza, music, all in such a beautiful setting. We were enchanted! We decided to enjoy a glass, stay a while and take in the peaceful and romantic atmosphere. Sweet bistro tables were tucked along the grapevines. We wished we had been prepared to stay longer as they even had a painting class. Before leaving, we walked around the property and found picnic space with tables and hammocks along a slow flowing creek where you can enjoy the sound of the water, or even wade. What a great space to spend the day. Their Pinot Grigio is light and crisp, and we ended up taking a bottle home. Would love to return again!

The pictures don't really do this place justice - it's beautiful! The whole area is really well decorated and laid out, which is surprisingly rare for wineries in this area. Three Fox did a great job keeping things safe and socially distant. The servers really seemed to be working hard to keep everyone comfortable and yet distant, and it made me feel extremely at-ease. The wine here is solid. I was a bigger fan of the reds than the whites, which might be more personal preference than anything else.

We hadn't been out to visit this winery for a while, but heard about the new ownership and decided to head out for an afternoon with the kids. Amazing views, tons of space, and the creek provides constant entertainment for the kids. We hadn't ventured out much due to COVID, but we were comfortable with the generous social distancing and all of the staff and guests vigilantly wearing masks. The staff we're all extremely friendly - great service, even down by the creek! We heard about exciting things to come with a new winemaker for next season's wines and beer coming as well. We climbed up the hill and took a peek at the gorgeous mountain views beyond the vineyard. Can't wait to come back!

Pros: beautiful location, dog-friendly spot and staff, tables located amongst the vineyards, live music, food trucks, decent whites. Cons: the reds - it was my friend's first time dumping a tasting ever. All 4 of us dumped at least half of our reds because they were wayyy too tanic and half of them tasted like vinegar. The service was also extremely slow and impersonal. None of the wines were explained, the staff was inattentive, and there really weren't very many customers at the tasting counter at all (3 staff to about 15 customers). Others standing by us were in the same boat and were becoming impatient. It got to the point where one of our friends abandoned the tasting and once the rest of us got through it, we packed up and left for the next winery. We originally wanted to hang at this beautiful vineyard a while longer, but after the tasting decided that we didn't want to give them any more business. It put that bad of a taste in our mouths, and in more ways than one. Such a shame.

We came into town to go winery hopping from PA and we absolutely loved three fox vineyards ! We had our dog with us and they were more than happy to accommodate us. We had the opportunity to meet the owner who was so kind ! The woman who did the tasting was friendly and knowledgeable about each wine. The wines were unique and delicious! After the tasting we sat outside and enjoyed the scenery. I would recommend coming out on a beautiful day to enjoy the views along with your bottle of wine ! It's very refreshing to be outside drinking good wine alongside nice people !

We love this spot! Beautiful, open space.. Tasty selection of drinks and food.. Gorgeous property with good outdoor seating options; Clean, modern, and spacious inside.. Kid and dog friendly.. Laidback staff and amazing owners! They host fun kid-events throughout the year, which is another perk.

What the heck happened to this place? I guess it's been sold or something. Everything that was nice about it has been wiped out and now it's some weird vineyard/ brewery. It made us sad. Now it's a big cavernous building with hip music playing and tables lined up inside like an airport waiting area and the outside seating which used to be up on the hlll with great views has been moved down to the valley near the side of the road with no outside service. Gone are the food trucks, outdoor music and fire pits. Now it just feels like so many of the other pretentious vineyards in the area. Oh well. Time to find a new place to hang out when we're out that way.

The last time I visited Three Fox was about 10 years ago. I was with a group and we all loved the outdoor space but at the time I remember none of our group being fans of the wine (the whites in particular). That was a long time ago and wines change over time. This time I went with my wife and kids and it was a great experience. Trying to reserve a table ahead of time (by phone) was a bit confusing but it was nice to get the suggestion that we could sit in the outdoor "meadow" space. It's a large open space along a creek with tables well-spaced apart and a lot of grass for blankets, while still giving everyone space. All employees I saw wore masks and most visitors did, too, when interacting with staff, but not everyone. They also had a tent and table set up where you could by bottles of wine to take away or drink there. Outdoor tastings were still available by the house only though. We had brought our own lunch (but they had some snacks for sale, too) and bought a bottle of Nebbiolo (I think about $30). The wine was way tastier than I remember and the outdoor space was fantastic. It was a nice outing and I look forward to going back to taste all the wines next time.

Three Fox is gorgeous, and a perfect way to spend a socially distanced day. I came here with a few friends for their Yoga in the Vineyards event--$30 for an hour of outdoor yoga and a wine tasting. It was a beautiful fall day and the yoga took place on a hill overlooking the grapes. Getting active outside, on a warm, breezy day, was so relaxing and fun. And they took good precautions to make sure everyone was spread out throughout the day. The flow was incredible (shoutout to whoever they found to lead it) and super rejuvenating. The only issue I had was they used a drone to take pictures of us during the yoga, and it was pretty noisy--so a little distracting while we were trying to be ~zen~. After we finished, my friends and I grabbed grilled cheeses from the food truck they had that day and ate those before doing our tasting. The tables were spread far apart and had umbrellas so we weren't getting scorched in the sun. The tasting was great and we got to try around eight different red and white wines. Afterwards, we had a bottle and I got a glass of sangria (SO good) and spent the afternoon lounging sipping, and playing with the dogs of other visitors. It was one of the most relaxing vineyard experiences I've had in a while, and I definitely recommend attending any of their future events!

Their signage still isn't great and there's still work left to be completed on their new tasting room, but i wanted to leave a review for their beer/brewery. It's located a few hundred yards from their outdoor field so stay all the way to the left as you head into the winery. Many signs say, "Deliveries" so follow those. Once you do find their tasting room, which has both beer and wine, you'll be able to taste some really good beer, assuming you like IPAs. They have (had) three IPAs and one Kolsch available for tasting, glasses and 22 oz freshly filled bottles for takeaway. All four were fresh, delicious, and very well balanced. Totally recommend their beer and it's always great to be able to taste both beer and wine at the same location!

Our first visit was fantastic, spending the entire day there with friends laughing, eating, and, of course, drinking good wine. So we were looking forward to our return visit today. But when we reached the parking lot we were met by a chaotic scene with absolutely no guidance from staff or signage. The parking lot sits high on a steep hill looking down on the meadow where there was picnic tables, tents, and a bar. But how to walk down? The way down was covered with straw and roped off. No golf carts for us to load our chairs and other items seemed to be operating. The tasting room/house looked like it was under construction. You could not drive up to the front to be greeted by Guest Services as their web site says. The entire scene looked so unfinished that if I hadn't been there a year ago, I would have concluded that the venue was not ready to open. They really should update their Web site to let us know what is going on. Fortunately, there are plenty of other vineyards nearby, and we drove off to one of them.

Wow, some of those reds were aged in used barrels that had turned to vinegar from acetobacter. Yuck! Reading other reviews said similar. And they said the owner winemaker is a biochemist. REALLY??

Great experience. Beautiful winery so pretty and enormous space to walk and enjoy. Meanwhile what i enjoyed the most was the small separate section which was separated by the grapes line and they put tables in the middle. It was very romantic and mesmerizing. Great experience and unforgettable time. I wish they would of give the glasses of wine back to us as a memorable thing but unlike the other wineries we have been they didn't which is totally fine.

This vineyard is very convenient for my husband and I. I don't drink beer but wine and my husband is opposites. We both enjoyed drinks, snacks and scenery!

Amazing experience: wines, customer service, and the property and views itself are 5 stars! Staff is very friendly and caters to your every need. The property allows you to sit amongst the vineyards with your own table! Never seen a winery do that before in VA! The wines and sangria are great and have something for every persons tastebuds. New owners are enhancing the entire property and offerings so the transformation of their visions is going to be out of this world heading in to 2021. Go check out this amazing vineyard! Close to DC and dog and kid friendly! If you don't want to be around kids the property is huge enough to accommodate that as well!

great for kids/families; lots of space. They set up picnic tables, bistro tables, even tables in the vineyard area, so lots of room for social distancing. They have a meadow area that is pretty flat, so the kids can run/play for long distances. There were some tents too if you want to get out of the sun. There are bathrooms, although I didn't see any baby changing tables (something I might recommend as there were a number of families with babies). Staff was very friendly and they wear masks. Credit cards accepted. You can do a flight (white, red, or mix) or you can buy a bottle. I only like red wine and the flight I had was very good. They do Italian style wines. They have a few snack items; we brought food and they seemed fine with that. Dogs on leashes are also allowed. I didn't see any not on a leash.

My wife and I have been tasting in this region of Virginia for almost 17 years. We have had good wine and definitely some bad. Three Foxes was a place we had always drove past and never stopped, we were taking my sister in law and her boyfriend out so we decided to give it a shot, due to this experience, we will continue to drive on by. First red flag was as we approached the winery. We were greeted by a car driving towards us on the wrong side of the road. Not due to there not being enough room as at some wineries but because, I can only guess the great time the driver had from the smile on the driver's face as she laughed swerving around us. The venue was very busy that day and their were a lot of cars in the parking lot which made us slightly nervous about how many people were tasting, but were glad not to have been in a head on collision. We made it to the tasting room alive and ordered our four wine tastings (two red tastings, one white tasting and the wine makers tasting) hard pressed to have any real aromatics with the plastic cups they give you in the tasting we asked for empty glasses also. The wines, if you can call them that were all very unbalanced and gave strong aromas of plastic and aquarium water. I have only smelled such unpleasantness in turned or corked wine. All had serious flaws in the wine making, they tasted of sulfur and had no characteristics of the varietals they were suppose to be. I do not tend to dump wine, I usually power through, but I dumped about half of the tastings after the first sip. I didn't have the beer, the folks there seemed to be enjoying themselves so I assume the beer was good. But unfortunately I would call their wine, at this time, undrinkable.

The good: beautiful faculty and grounds. Wines and beer are ver nice. The bad: the team struggled with service despite very few people there. Bartenders were unable to fill up a beer bottle from tap and nearly took twenty minutes for four 22 oz beers. The picnic area is down a long hill with one restroom and no satellite bar to serve Down there. They have no app to request drink. I essentially gave up as it was too much a chore to walk all the way up and wait. They have a lot of work to do.

I'd give them 3.5 stars but will bump them up to 4 because I like Italian-style wineries, they are dog friendly, and have one of the nicer outdoor setups (including hammocks!) in the area. But points off for having porta-potties, no matter how nice they are. $11 tastings for 11 wines, or you can do either the red or white flights for less. The pours were on the slim side, but I had no problems getting re-tastes. They have 15 acres under vine and all but two of their wines are estate. The tasting room is tiny, but I was told during the winter they put tent walls and heaters along the outdoor patio. But staying inside is kind of a waste, because the grounds and picnic area by the stream look wonderful. In fact, this might be the only place I can think of that has tables literally between the vines. Reds: Generally good, especially if you favor light-to-medium bodied reds. The boldest of the bunch was the Merlot (cherry palate; not surprisingly it was my favorite) but I liked several. Since they are Italian-themed they have Nebbiolo (little peppery) and TWO Sangioveses. The Il Signor had a nice nose with light color and body, while the part Cab Franc Volpe was very light tasting, almost too light to get a sense of it. While not bad, the only red I didn't enjoy was the Chambourcin desert-style. Whites: All steel-based; no butter bombs here! Most trended towards citricy or tropical fruit palates. My favorites were the lemony Pinot Grigio and the Viognier, which had a nice finish.