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This post is sponsored by the Virginia Tourism Corporation , whom we teamed up with to explore some of the best vineyards Virginia has to offer. All opinions are our own.
Autumn is unequivocally our favorite season. Is there a better feeling than crisp air, crunchy leaves and cozy sweaters? While some people love to pick apples or frolic through corn fields, our favorite fall pastime is visiting vineyards. Over the past few years, trips like Sonoma, Bordeaux, Reims and Stellenbosch have taught us so much about the harvest. It’s amazing how a year’s worth of blood, sweat and tears culminates in a bottle of wine, enjoyed by so many. To be able to see it firsthand is truly some
What’s even more special is that the vineyards are actually much closer to home than you might think. In fact, we were surprised to learn that the state of Virginia is home to almost 300 vineyards. And with a such a short flight (1.5 hours from Boston, direct to Richmond), we couldn’t resist squeezing in a VA wine tour weekend during Virginia Wine Month.