This 2019 dry, estate grown, Chardonnay is named after our sister-in-law. It was fermented and aged in stainless steel and benefits from aging on lees and lees stirring. It expresses mild tannins, subtle fruits, including apple, melon, and citrus, and a clean finish.

This dry 2019 Chardonnay is named after our sister-in-law. It was fermented in stainless steel, completed ML fermentation, and was aged on lees with lees stirring and in new & neutral French oak for about 5 months. It expresses mild oak and fruit tannins, apple, melon, citrus, hints of vanilla and a lingering pleasant finish.

This 2020 estate grown Sauvignon Blanc white wine is named after our only daughter. It’s fruit forward, crisp and expresses tropical fruits, especially citrus and classic grassy notes. It was fermented and aged in stainless steel for about 6 months. Silver medal winner in the 2022 Virginia Governor’s Cup. 

This dry 2020 Viognier white wine is named after our niece. It was fermented and aged in stainless steel for about 6 months and expresses pome, stone and tropical fruits, especially pear and peach. Yum! Silver medal in the 2022 Loudoun Wine Awards and bronze medal in the 2023 Virginia Governor's Cup.

Named after our home street in Leesburg, VA, this dry 2020 Rose was blended at a party with our neighbors and family and is comprised of Cabernet Franc and Sauvignon Blanc (the dominant component wine), the parents of Cabernet Sauvignon. It is a delicious, fruit forward, crisp, lighter red wine with notes of strawberry and cherry on the nose and pallet.

Named and blended by our wine club members, winners of our 2019 red blending competition, B3 (short for the Belle’s & Beaux’s of Beallair, their home near Charles Town, WV) is a dry, fruit forward, Bordeaux style blend of estate Merlot, Cabernet Franc, and Cabernet Sauvignon. It was aged in new and neutral French oak barrels for about 12 months and expresses dark red/black fruits, mild tannins, and a smooth finish. Silver medal in the 2021 San Diego International Wine & Spirit Challenge and silver medal in the 2023 Virginia Governor's Cup.

Named after our nephew, this dry 2019 Petit Verdot (our first) was aged in new and neutral French oak for about 12 months, has garnet red color, and expresses smooth tannins, rich red and black fruits, and a lingering finish. Enjoy! Silver medal winner in the 2022 Virginia Governor’s Cup.

Named after our niece, this dry 2019 Cabernet Sauvignon was aged in new and neutral French oak for about 12 months, is garnet red in color, and expresses ripe red and black fruits, mild spice, developing oak and fruit tannins, and a longer finish. Silver medal winner in the 2021 Loudoun Wine Awards.

Named for this family venture, this dry, fruit forward, Bordeaux style blend of 2019 Tannat, Cabernet Sauvignon, Cabernet Franc, Merlot & Petit Verdot, was aged in neutral and new French oak for about 12 months, is garnet in color, and expresses dark red/black fruits, spice, mild tannins, and a smooth finish. Silver medal winner in the 2020 Virginia Governor’s Cup; Silver medal in the 2021 Loudoun Wine Awards. Think steak or dark chocolate. 

This is our collaborative red wine blend made with our Cabernet Franc and red wines from our 7 neighbors on the Loudoun Heights Wine Trail. It’s complex, garnet red color, and expresses dark red fruits, milder tannins and a long finish.