Price (low to high) Price (high to low) Product Title (A to Z) Product Title (Z to A) View Product Details » Be the first to review this item » New World Red 2014 Meritage, Black Label 2014Our Wines are organized into five flights, each reflective of the unique micro-terroirs that make Washington State wines so amazing. From the everyday table wines to small-lot vineyard designate wines from the region’s best vineyards, Va Piano wines are approachable and enjoyable for all wine lovers. Va Piano Estate-designate wines are only available to our estate club members. Visit the Estate Club page and become a member today! NOTE: We’re excited to launch our new online store in the coming weeks, but for now our e-commerce is old school: make your selections from the wines displayed here and then contact us so we can manually process your order. Bruno’s Collection is a value-based wine made in honor of Justin’s good friend and mentor, Father Bruno Segatta.

An everyday wine, we make a red and a white every year. Bruno’s 2014Sauvignon Blanc$Bruno’s 2012Cabernet Sauvignon$ Our OX brand represents our winery, slow and steady wins the battle. This Red Wine blend is an everyday wine that highlights all the brilliant characteristics of our region. OX 2012 Columbia Valley Red Wine$ The Yellow Label Collection wines are sourced from some of the best vineyards in the Walla Walla and Columbia Valleys, and are a great representation of what Washington State has to offer. Va Piano Columbia Valley 2015 Rosé$Va Piano Columbia Valley 2013 Sauvignon Blanc$Va Piano Columbia Valley 2013 Cabernet Sauvignon$Va Piano Columbia Valley 2013 Syrah$ The Black Label wines are vineyard-designate wines, crafted to showcase specific vineyards that we feel are special. Only the best barrels of these wines are chosen for the Black Label Wines; this collection is limited to small lots of 200 cases or less. Va Piano Black Label French Creek 2014 Chardonnay$Va Piano Black Label Portteus 2013 Syrah$Va Piano Black Label Les Collines 2013 Syrah$Va Piano Black Label Lewis 2013 Syrah$Va Piano Black Label DuBrul 2013 Cabernet Sauvignon$

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Best selling Virginia red wines:Since 2000, Veramar Vineyard has produced some of the best wine in Virginia. Our winemaker, Justin Bogaty, received a certificate in oenology from UC Davis, and has since received 29 ratings of 85 points or higher from Wine Enthusiast Magazine, as well as numerous medals at Decanter World Wine Awards, the most prestigious wine competition anywhere in the world. Justin's goal is that each wine with a Veramar label is made to the highest standards of winemaking - not just compared to other Virginia wines, but to any wine in the world. The Shenandoah Valley is a truly remarkable winemaking region, and we hope that each bottle of wine we create is a step forward in fulfilling the wonderful potential of the Shenandaoh Valley's world-class terroir.Despite being in the top five largest wine-producing states in the country, Virginia is often overlooked in the wine world. However, that is quickly changing. Virginia is now home to over 220 wineries and has 6 AVAS, plus it was just named one of the top 10 wine destinations in the world by Wine Enthusiast for 2012.

With big names like Trump buying property in the cozy VA wine country, you know this vast region of vineyards won't stay hidden for much longer. To experience the beauty of Virginia wine country, we've rounded up the best places to taste, stay and eat! Begin with Blenheim Vineyards in Charlottesville, owned by Dave Matthews. The Painted Red is a crowd favorite for the taste and the unique bottle. The tasting room is lined with timber and is dog friendly, plus the tastings are cheap, only $5. A visit to Trump Winery while in Charlottesville is a must. The 900-acre winery is home to many award-winning wines, like the SP Blanc de Blanc, which has won 9 awards. The tasting room offers breathtaking views and offers tastings for a competitive $8. Located about 25 miles north of Charlottesville is Barboursville Vineyards, which just won the coveted Virginia Governor’s Cup for the 4th year in a row for their Bordeaux blend, Octagon. Their tastings only cost $5 and for the wide selection of award-winning wines you try, it's quite the bargain.

Another top winery stop is Sunset Hills Vineyard, located in Purcellville. This winery, just voted the best winery in the state by Virginia Wine Magazine, has a stunning view from their two-story barn tasting room. Their Cab Franc and Viognier are top sellers and have won multiple awards. They also have a monthly "be a winemaker" event where you can blend and drink your own vino. Another winery to see is Breaux, also located in Purcellville. They are known more for their whites, but their Cab Franc is winning accolades (and mentions in Wine Enthusiast). Another must visit is Barrel Oak in Delaplane. Their BOW red wine recently won the best red wine in the state by Virginia Wine Magazine. Tastings are $11 but you get to try 11 wines. If you're in Middleburg, stay at the Goodstone Inn & Restaurant. Goodstone is located within driving distance to over 30 wineries, including Sunset Hills and Barrel Oak. They have 18 rooms located in six individual residences, so it feels more like a private home than a hotel.

Their restaurant is top-rated and features farm-to-table cuisine and a very extensive (25 pages) wine list. If you're in the Barboursville area, stay at The Inn at Meander Plantation. Their historically elegant rooms start at $185 a night and they have suites and cottages to choose from. A big selling point for them is their relationship with a wine tour group, which will pick you up from Meander and take you to 3 or 4 wineries in the area, including Pearmund Cellars and Barboursville. They also have a top-rated restaurant with a truly spectacular wine list. One can only eat so many palate-cleansing crackers. If you're in Leesburg, stop by the Wine Kitchen, which opened just a few years ago. It was voted one of the top 50 restaurants in Virginia by Northern Virginia Magazine and was named one of the best new restaurants by the Washingtonian. Their food is simple and elegant, with most of the dishes being locally sourced by Virginia farms. Order the charcuterie platter to start, and the Coq au Vin for your main course.