New Kent Winery

I had a wonderful time at New Kent Winery! The atmosphere was nice. Beautiful scenery, great weather, and live music that added to the relaxing vibe. My friends and I did a wine tasting, and the selection was impressive. The wines were well-balanced, and I especially enjoyed their dessert wine so much that I brought a bottle home! The staff was friendly and knowledgeable, making the experience even better. Whether you're looking for a fun outing with friends or just a peaceful place to enjoy good wine, this winery is definitely worth a visit!

One of our old favorites and though we haven't been here in over 5 years it does not disappoint. The beautiful deck. The amazing staff and the GREAT wine.

A wonderful winery and brewery with variety and selection in a casual yet sophisticated atmosphere. The staff will let you live your best life while you drink and don't run interference. The facilities and grounds are clean. Our flights were amazing. We also had the baked Brie, which was absolutely delicious! 10 out of 10 recommended and will 100% return.

Oh my gosh, I love this winery! They offer a great selection of wine AND craft beer so every person in your group will be happy. All grapes are grown and harvested on the property. I was impressed with the quality of each of the wines in my tasting and purchased a few bottles on my way out. There is plenty of seating for visitors to sit and relax the serene views. The staff is so down-to-earth and knowledgeable of the offerings and the philosophy and vision of the owners. This is definitely a vineyard to put on your day trip list!

A great place to catch up with some friends on a nice day. There's plenty of seating (mainly outdoor) and parking. It's kind of run like a fast casual place where you order at the bar and bring your drinks to a self-selected table. You get a ticket for your food and pick it up at the window. They don't have any buzzers though so you just have to check around the time estimate they provided. Their menu is mainly light bites and can be hit or miss. We've gotten cold food a few times, which could be due to the system I described above. I'm not a huge wine drinker and I like fruity and sweeter drinks so I've found the Sweet Virginia wine to be up my alley. It's a pretty small bottle and can easily be consumed by one person.

My recent visit to New Kent for a wine tasting experience was nothing short of extraordinary.From the moment I entered the rustic charm of the vineyard, I knew I was in for a treat. The knowledgeable and passionate, Dianne, guided us through a curated selection of wines that showcased the true artistry of winemaking.The whites danced delicately on my taste buds, with crisp notes of citrus and a lingering hint of floral elegance. As I moved on to the reds, I was captivated by the depth and complexity, each glass unfolding a rich tapestry of flavors - velvety tannins, ripe berries, and subtle hints of oak.What sets New Kent Vineyard apart is not just the exceptional quality of their wines but the immersive experience they provide. The ambiance, coupled with panoramic views of the vineyard, added an extra layer of enchantment to the tasting.I must commend the staff's expertise, effortlessly guiding me through the nuances of each wine and sharing insightful stories behind the craftsmanship. It's evident that every bottle is a labor of love, a testament to the dedication of New Kent's Vineyards in creating wines that transcend ordinary expectations.In conclusion, if you're seeking an exquisite wine tasting experience, make sure to visit my lady, Dianne. Cheers to an unforgettable adventure in the world of fine wines!

We stopped here on our way to Williamsburg. It's right off of 64. Super easy and convenient for a stop. They have wines and beers they make them all in house. We were greatly by a friendly lady who knew the background of the winery which was nice. I like to learn about wineries history. The grounds are beautiful with luscious vines. We enjoyed the wines here and definitely would come back. We did buy two bottles of the sweet wine, sweet Virginia. It's very tasty!!

I've always been drawn to the the white Merlot and I believe is a must-try if you've never had it!You have to buy a tasting ticket (I KNOW, it's not how it used to be, but stop complaining and just adjust to the social climate ) where you could just walk up before. Not a huge issue for me but I can see where ppl don't prefer it. Tasting was great and ended up getting a the reserve Chardonnay (very great overall white wine - not sweet) and some double barrel-merlot or something - we were already feeling gOoD so I don't remember lol. WINE: my favorite was the Norton - just a great full body red wine with dark-berry & bourbon notes. Just a quintessential piece in one's wine-snob collection.Didn't try the food but I've hear mostly good things. You'll regret not trying this place out.

My wife and I go here about once or twice a year. She's the wine drinker in the family and has always enjoy their blanc. They really stepped up their menu with more options than a charcuterie board. The samosas were so good I ordered more and the buffalo chicken dip really hit the spot for me. Tasty and shareable, the pretzels they have are from their old menu, so I'm too scared to try them to see if they changed.The location is beautiful as always and they had some very friendly ladies working. It's my wife's happy place and I'm glad they are continuing to improve!

If I could give 0 stars I would STAY AWAY I REPEAT STAY AWAY . I would first like to commend the blonde woman with glasses who provided exceptional customer service during my visit to this establishment. She was attentive, professional, and kind. If you choose to visit this location despite my experience, I highly recommend requesting her assistance.Unfortunately, my overall experience here was nothing short of appalling, primarily due to the behavior of the manager, Freddie Kruger aka Leslie, whose actions were both unprofessional and, frankly, disturbing. I visited this winery on 11/18/24 around 1:30 PM with a friend while on my last day of a trip from Los Angeles. My friend suggested this place, but it turned out to be one of the worst experiences I've ever had.We ordered two wine flights and decided to sit outside to enjoy the beautiful weather. Almost immediately, flies fell into my wine, so I returned inside to request assistance. I sought out the kind woman who initially helped us, but instead, I was approached by Leslie, the manager. Her demeanor was hostile from the start. When I politely explained the situation and asked for a fresh glass of wine, she angrily denied my request, insisting there was no issue with the drink. When I showed her the glass to prove otherwise, she began to argue with me, placing blame on me for the situation.After a prolonged back-and-forth, she shockingly suggested removing the fly from the glass and insisted I drink the same wine. I was utterly stunned by her response. I calmly explained that as a paying customer, I expected a fresh glass since I hadn't even taken a sip. Her refusal and outright hostility escalated, and the anger and animosity in her demeanor were palpable.Thankfully, the woman who initially helped me stepped in and poured fresh glasses of wine, apologizing for her manager's behavior. However, Freddy Kruger aka Leslie continued her unprofessional conduct by insisting that I relocate to an upstairs seating area, as though I were a child being reprimanded. I chose to ignore her antics and instead focused on one of the other staff member, who explained the fly issue and assured me she would assist with anything else moving forward.The treatment I received from Leslie was unacceptable and deeply troubling. As an African American woman, I have unfortunately experienced similar discrimination in the past, but I refuse to support an establishment where such hateful behavior is tolerated. Leslie's actions were not only unprofessional but indicative of a deeper issue that needs to be addressed.To make matters worse, the food was mediocre and not worth the price. I strongly encourage others to find a different winery to enjoy. This place is poorly managed, and no customer should have to endure such treatment. Leslie should be held accountable for her behavior--her attitude and actions are entirely unbecoming of someone in a leadership position.