Breaux Vineyards

(Note – Geo Coords listed here are not personally confirmed. This is according to Google maps and/or another web source; your mileage may vary!)

Come enjoy the internationally acclaimed wines of Breaux Vineyards. Our 404 acre estate has over 100 acres planted in 18 different grape varieties. Nestled between the hills, our vineyard plantings extend up the Short Hill Mountain. Long vistas of the Blue Ridge Mountains can be enjoyed from our tasting room, Patio Madeleine and our landscaped terraces. We are located only an hour from metropolitan DC, Dulles and BWI airports and a short distance from historic Harpers Ferry, WV. Virginia’s #1 Winery!

Tasting fee $10. Daily 11am to 5pm

“Breaux is a massive estate, more than 400 acres, and only 85 of those acres are planted so far. But given Breaux’ aspirations – and impressive forward momentum – you may soon be picnicking among the vines. Literally.

They started with 3 acres in 1985, opened their doors in 1997, and now regularly win competitions for their bottlings. Sitting on the Tuscan-inspired patio outside the tasting room, you’d think Breaux has always been there. They’ve definitely got the formula figured out, and if you doubt that for a minute, stop by for the annual Cajun festival in June. The crowds will have you thinking you’ve stumbled upon a state fair or something.

At the winery: Very popular wedding destination (up to 300 guests); private events; picnics and groups welcome (call for groups over 12); friendly dogs welcome (except on ticketed event days); children welcome; light snacks available for a nosh on the patio; bus, RV and limo parking available.

The long list of wines includes Cabernet Franc, Cabernet Sauvignon, Syrah, Nebbiolo,  Chardonnay, Vidal Blanc, Viognier, Seyval Blanc.

From Leesburg, take Route 7 West approximately 4 miles to Route 9 West. Go 8 miles to Hillsboro, then 2 miles to Route 671. Bear right onto Route 671 (Harpers Ferry Road) and continue 1 mile to Breaux Vineyards(on the right).

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