Chris B

I recommend it for families that don’t like playgrounds or understand wine! It’s a wine-drinking destination for the unexperienced that caters to non-local drinkers or even Bull Run tourists. Staff advised us our unruly four-year-old penetrated their corporate office beside the members-only section. This was after the scripted, self-disfigured sommelier charged us ~$70 for the most peculiar, overpriced tastings we’ve had. The pizza shack failed to deliver our scabby cheese in a timely fashion. The “inebriated bus” in front should have warned us the wine would be tragically low-quality, but the broken, spider-webbed bathrooms and nearby cigarette smoke sealed the deal. Don’t forget your wasp spray.

Their horrible 12-inch cheese pizza was $18.00 and actually less than 11 inches. I must be a freaking idiot for paying that much. They were late to notify us that our sub-par disc left the microwave. This was not a homemade pie, mind you. Costco’s Kirkland pizzas are larger, tastier, and three dollars. Not that I visited for pizza, but this winery held our tots’ tummies hostage

50 family tables and no playground?! What a missed opportunity. $40 for a bottle of weird, and be sure to stay under 5 MPH after you drink

This is a great intimate venue for conferences with amazing food, a great view and location, and abundant natural light. However, it's not without its faults. The trash collection was inadequate. A standard bathroom stall had a bizarre lifted seat and a damaged door without a hook for my suit jacket. See pictures.