
The Full Barrel Experience
Producing a full barrel of wine (between 22-25 cases of wine) is the ultimate experience! You can “be the winemaker” for the base price of $6000. A portion of that is the education and the rest is the wine itself, which will be taxed appropriately when you remove the wine from our facility. There are upcharges for various decisions that you may make along the way, but all points are discussed in detail with the winemaker to determine whether it is necessary or desirable. We will not let you make bad decisions!
Does the number seem a little scary? Read on!
Learn more about becoming a winemaker for free! That’s right – call, e-mail or stop by and we will be more than happy to show you around. You can choose to take part in one of our wine tasting educations or look into the many options we have available to get you your own barrel, 1/2 barrel or cases of wine.
No matter what level of winemaking you decide upon, we will provide you with the guidance you need to fit your lifestyle with flexible payment options.
Our standard selections are shown below. For a few special fruit sources, barrel types and processing options, a modest price increase may apply.
1st Step: Pick your Grapes
From Virginia |
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| Chardonnay | ||
| Viognier | ||
| Carbernet Franc | ||
| Cabernet Sauvignon | ||
| Merlot | ||
| Petit Verdot | ||
From California |
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| Cabernet Sauvignon | ||
| Merlot | ||
| Petit Syrah | ||
| Syrah | ||
| Zinfandel | ||
From Washington State |
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| Viogner | ||
| Cabernet Sauvignon | ||
| Syrah | ||
Our focus is to help you make the best wine possible. Since fruit quality changes from year to year from even the best vineyards, our commitment to you is to acquire the best fruit possible from the region you choose. Didn’t see the varietal you were hoping for? Just ask us and if we can special order it for you, we will. Costs will vary.
2nd Step: Select Barrel Type
| All Virginia Oak | |
| All American Oak | |
| All Hungarian Oak | |
| All French Oak |
3rd Step: Processing Options
| Extended Cold Soaking | |
| Hotbox Post-Fermentation | |
| Additional Barrel Aging for 6-10 Months |
This takes the regional wine tasting experience to a whole new and higher level. We hope you will join us and experience just how good locally-made wine can be.

