Save the date Uncork Loudoun Fall Trade Tasting · Sept 20–22, 2026 · a three-part series across Loudoun County See the schedule
Loudoun Wineries & Winegrowers Association

Uncork Loudoun

Loudoun Made, Loudoun GrownDC’s Wine Country

A trade program placing the best of Loudoun County's wineries on restaurant lists and retail shelves, from the vineyards of Loudoun County to your sommelier's clipboard. Thirteen family-run wineries. Thirty-two wines. One conversation away.

The Trade Reference

Uncork Loudoun Price Book

Current pricing, allocations, and case configurations for every wine in the program. Choose the sheet that matches your channel.

Questions on pricing or allocation? Email Antoinette.

Save the dates · September 20–22, 2026

Uncork Loudoun Fall Trade Tasting

A three-part Virginia Wine Month trade series uniting thirteen Loudoun County wineries with the sommeliers, buyers, and hospitality leaders of Fairfax & Loudoun Counties.

  • Sun Sept 20 · 11am–1pm Winery Education Day at 868 Estate Vineyards
  • Mon Sept 21 · 1–4pm Grand Trade Tasting at Zwiesel Fortessa Americas Showroom
  • Tue Sept 22 · 2–5pm Open Door Trade Tasting at October One Wine Bar, Downtown Leesburg
About the region

Loudoun County, Virginia

Loudoun County sits at the intersection of complex geology, varied mesoclimate, and immediate access to one of the most influential wine markets in the country, Washington, DC. Stretching from the Blue Ridge Mountains through the Short Hill and Catoctin ridges into the warmer eastern piedmont, Loudoun is defined by a diverse mosaic of well-drained soils that naturally limit vigor and promote concentration, balance, and site expression in the finished wines.

Loudoun County wine country spans six sub-regions: the Blue Ridge Mountains, Loudoun Heights, Short Hill Mountains, Loudoun Valley, Catoctin Ridge, and Eastern Loudoun. Each contributes distinct soils, elevation, and climate. The county consistently excels with Cabernet Franc, Petit Verdot, Merlot, Bordeaux-style blends, Chardonnay, Viognier, Petit Manseng, Sauvignon Blanc, and Albariño.