We ordered a pizza, which was delivered to our table. I got a peak of the area reserved for wine club members and suffice to say it looks like a place I’d be very comfortable for a very long time. This tasting room definitely has a different feel than the Harvest Barn–less rustic, more upscale. We were lucky to score a table at the rail for a phenomenal view. Dogs are not allowed in the tasting room, but they are allowed on the patio which also overlooks the vines and water feature. There were several dogs in this area and all seemed to have enough room to relax without being on top of each other.Īfter our tasting (mix of whites and reds, $20/tasting), we headed out to the main tasting room where they offer wood-fired pizzas and other snacks. This leads to a nice-sized lawn where we saw people lounging on blankets. You’ll find several dozen tables here, some with umbrellas, looking out over the vines and water feature. On the opposite side of the Harvest Barn is a massive patio/lawn area.

Especially for separate, outdoor bathrooms– individual rooms with vents, nice vanities, soaps and paper towels and high-powered dryer. This may seem like an odd thing to comment on, but the bathrooms are really nice. There’s a patio with a handful of tables right off of the Harvest Barn (closest to the parking lot). Since there was a lot of cloud cover, the mid-80 degree weather didn’t feel unbearable and the open walls made for a really nice, breezy tasting room experience. It is barn style, with the exterior walls being roll-up doors. They now have a few tasting counters and at least a dozen tables inside. The seating configuration changed since our last visit (more sofas then). But the Harvest Barn allows kids and pets. The main tasting room is for adults (age 21+) only–no kids or pets. There are two tasting rooms, multiple patios and a sizable patio/lawn area. We enjoyed our first visit, but now understand why people rave so much about this one.įirst, the property is expansive.

It was a lovely visit, but wow, what a difference a season makes! This place is COMPLETELY different in summer. Our first visit was a few years back, on a weekday in December. Stone Tower Winery is a beautiful dog-friendly winery in Leesburg, VA.

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