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Experience an afternoon get-away, right here in Virginia

Winery & Brewery Tours can make for the perfect afternoon get away. Whether you’re planning an important celebration or just looking to relax for the day, these are trips everyone can enjoy. See our selection of featured stops and planned tours above or customize your own tour.

An Afternoon Tasting Locally Craft Beer

Had a long week? Let’s unwind with a day touring popular Breweries. Enjoy tasting 100s of different beers brewed locally and learning the unique process each brewery uses to make their craft beers. If you’re any kind of beer enthusiast then you may really enjoy learning about how beer is made. Relax in the company of great friends.

The Best Brewery Tour in Virginia

Richmond and surrounding counties are home to several unique breweries. You’ll have plenty of options when planning a Richmond Brewery Tour. Make your experience perfect by riding from place to place in a luxurious party vehicle or comfortable shuttle.

A Care-Free Day Relaxing and Wine Sipping

Had a long week? Let’s unwind with a day touring popular Virginia wineries and vineyards. Enjoy tasting 100s of different wines made locally and learning the unique process each vineyard uses to make their wines. If you’re any kind of wine connoisseur then you may really enjoy learning about how wine is made. Relax in front of scenic views and in the company of great friends.

The Perfect Virginia Wine Tour

According to the National Association of American Wineries, Virginia ranks number 6 for the most wineries in the US by state. With more than 291 wineries statewide to choose from, you have plenty of options when planning a wine tour in Virginia. Make your experience perfect by riding from place to place in a luxurious party vehicle or comfortable shuttle.

Unbeatable Birthday Celebration

If there’s anything with celebrating, it’s a birthday. That one day that comes around every year to give us the perfect excuse to get together with family and friends. Since your birthday does come around every year though then you might be looking for a new way to celebrate. Well, here it is. If you’re trying to come up with a birthday party that beats all others then a birthday wine tour is the way to go. Surprise him or her with a group of your best friends, a limo ride and a day of complete relaxation. Leave the rest behind and enjoy a day of nothing but celebrating.

How to Plan Your Tour

Planning any kind of event is the hardest part. Deciding what to do, where to go and who to invite are not always the fastests or easiest decisions, especially if the event being planned is a surprise celebration. Luckily, we’re happy to help. While we can’t tell you who to invite, we can help you decide where to go if a wine tour is on the agenda.

It’s a good idea to plan on spending most of the day on your tour. Most of our groups leave out of Richmond going to Charlottesville so there will be roughly an hour and a half ride on the front and back end. Most groups spend between 1 and 3 hours per vineyard with an hour and a half being the typical average.

Factoring time bewteen stops is important. Depending which wineries you’ve chosen for your wine tour, there could be anywhere from 15 minutes to 45 minutes or more in ride time from one winery to the next. Remembering this when you’re planning is a must.

Always allow extra time. The day you spend wine touring is supposed to be relaxing and worry free so make sure you allow a little extra time. Don’t plan down to the second so you’re having to “watch the clock” all day.

About the Wineries & Breweries

Choosing your destinations. If you already know what you have a taste for then that makes it easier. We have a lot of groups who’ve never been on a wine or brewery tour before so we have lists a suggestions for you to try.

Remember that most wineries and breweries require reservations for parties bigger than 6. We always suggest reserving a spot at the wineries or breweries you plan on visiting. Some places have very limited space and cannot accept large groups. Make sure you check with each stop about their capacity limits and reservation policies ahead of time to avoid disappointments.