**Virginia** is a wine state on the mid-Atlantic coast of the United States, with a long history dating back to early colonial attempts at winegrowing. **Wines & grapes** — Its calling-card grape is Viognier, giving perfumed, peachy whites, while reds often come from Bordeaux varieties and the hybrid Norton. Petit Verdot and Cabernet Franc do particularly well. **Character** — A humid, sometimes stormy continental climate makes viticulture challenging, but the wines tend toward a fresher, more restrained, European-leaning style than warmer US regions. Elegance and moderate alcohol are common threads. **Good to know** — Virginia has embraced Viognier almost as an unofficial signature grape.
Wines
- Blanc de Blanc Brut Sparkling Wine — Trump Winery
- Cabernet Blanc — Barboursville Vineyards
- Cabernet Franc — Blenheim Vineyards
- Chambourcin — Elk Island
- Chardonnay Reserve — Barboursville Vineyards
- Norton — Horton Vineyards
- Norton Reserve — Byrd Cellars
- Pinotage — Horton Vineyards
- Rosé — Trump Winery
- Rosé Rosato — Barboursville Vineyards
- Vin Rosé — Byrd Cellars
Frequently asked questions
What wines are produced in Virginia?
Blanc de Blanc Brut Sparkling Wine, Cabernet Blanc, Cabernet Franc, Chambourcin, Chardonnay Reserve and more.
Where is Virginia?
Virginia is a wine region in United States.