Virginia Beach Winery

We stopped in for a tasting, thoroughly enjoyed everything we sampled, the owner/server did a great job explaining anything we wanted to know. The place was conversational & nice. We got 1/2 a case to go, as well as three large Lemon Drop slushies!

We were on a Filipino food crawl and needed a break and decided to stop in at the Winery. We love wineries and look for opportunities to visit new ones. We were the only patrons for much of our visit. My birthday daughter and I ordered wine sample flights and chatted up the owner. Wife shopped the gift area and picked out a nice bauble.The good: the owner was very engaging and told us about the wines (and wine slushies) they offer. We asked where the grapes came from and she explained that some came from Chile, some from California (I believe) and other places, and that she blends them here. (This would be expected with no attached vineyard.)The place was very clean, and the restrooms were easily accessible and spacious. The price of the flights was a mere $5 for six communion cup sized samples -- you choose 6 of I guess 12 - 15. Mulled wine is a welcome option on a winter day.The disappointing: While there is a good assortment of wines, and many were on the good side of okay, none stood out and said BUY A BOTTLE OF ME. The fruity sweet wines were VERY sweet, not really good for dessert wine or sipping. (Sorry.) But again, the reds especially were drinkable and pleasant. Verdict: a good stop if you need a break and a glass or two to go with your conversation. Just don't set expectations too high and you'll be fine.

Two words: Wine Slushies!!! After the awesome experience I had at this place, I've definitely found my new favorite local winery! The Virginia Beach Winery has been on my list of places to visit for quite some time so to end my boyfriend's birthday weekend, we decided to stop in and do some wine tasting.As soon as we walked in, we noticed a few vendors located all throughout the winery and were told that they were having a small event that day, which I thought was pretty cool. I loved how open the winery was and they even had a few table games. After we looked around at most of the vendors, we headed to the bar to start our $5 wine tasting. We both were able to choose 6 wines to taste from a list of 15 dry and sweet wines. We tried to choose different wines so that we could essentially try them all! I must say, there wasn't one that I didn't enjoy! I'm not a huge fan of dry wines but even those tasted great. In the midst of our tasting, the wonderful staff let us try the wine slushies as well! OMG, they were perfection!!! I literally could not stop drinking the Seniorita flavor! It was fantastic!Overall, my first time at this winery was a 10/10! The staff was outstanding! They chatted with us about the perks of the wine club, gave us some insight on all of the wines and were very friendly. We did end up purchasing the Princess Anne Pomegranate Wine. I love how they host an array of different events every month. We plan on attending Bachata Thursdays as soon as possible! :)

Ever since my last time coming to this winery, I ensure that I stop here when I visit Virginia Beach.This visit was interesting because they moved. They're in a larger space, have more wine options, and expanded their services. Parking is a lot easier at this location as well. The wine tasting experience is a vibe all by itself. My friend and I each did nine sweet wine tastings and tried their two new slushies. They are on to something with the slushies. I bought bottles of wine and my friend purchased cups of the slushies. Lol. Again, it was an A+ experience

If you love sweet wine, then this place is your jam. And by sweet, I mean REALLY sweet. I like sweet, but it's a bit much for me. I do like, though, that you can bring in your own food and they have board games you can play as well. I really like their wine slushies too. I always do the flights when I come here because why not. The staff is always friendly and knowledgeable. The space is rather large, which is nice because they often have people inside selling trinkets and what not. It's a cool place, but you definitely have to love sweet wines.

Great wine with some awesome Latin dancing on Thursday. They have a class before the actual dance starts so you can practice what you learned. Easy for beginners or if your never danced before. Plenty of partying and they have outside food that comes in. Today was pull pork and salad. Maria is amazing. She is sweet funny and will help you with your tasting. Check it out.

Interesting location and concept but I like what you've done here! Not a traditional scenic vine and scenic winery, it was interesting to find this spot located it what looks like it used to be or could have been a motel in a past life. Immediately upon entry we were greeted and id'd. Pops was a trooper and offered to toast it up with me on this wine tasting. Thank goodness for my good good girlfriend who tagged me in a FB post because she knew I was in the area. Promoting a free wine tasting, how could I resist?? In my mind, wine is meant to be consumed in a glass so we opted for the $3 souvenir glass instead of the little plastic shot glass. With a choice of six tastes you could chose from a wide variety of reds and whites, sweets and dries. Not a super sweet fan I can recommend the Moscato, the Red Moscato and the Witchduck. The Reisling was on the drier side and bit as sweet as you would expect but it was still worthy of a try. They do give you bread and oil to nibble on while you taste. The bread was kicks in nature but imo did not compliment the wine as it should. Hence, I'd forgo and save the extra space in your tummy for wine. Staff was friendly and gave tid bits of knowledge along the way with each pour. Parking is dusty as the spaces are not paved. There are not many but treats rotation is frequent so spaces free up quickly. All wines are under $20 which is a plus if you find more than one that speaks to you.

I fully admit - I'm a wine snob and I tend to turn my nose at urban wineries that tend to have a heavy focus on sweeter wines. That said, I really enjoyed this visit.First off, this place is HARD TO FIND. My GPS took me on the road behind it, and I had to wander around until I found a very un-assuming office-looking room along a row of other office-looking rooms.But once I got inside, the servers were very welcoming and as people trickled in it seemed everyone was having a good time. The tasting is free, which might help.I'd describe the wines as 'fun'. Nothing you'd keep in the cellar, but good for casual drinking. I didn't think I would get anything but ended up with a bottle of 'Surfside Strawberry'.

Amazing host! Polite and professionalism displayed the whole visit. Wish we lived closer. We'd visit more often. Slushy was my favorite on this hot day.

Visited today as part of the soft opening for the new location. The new space is huge, and since we got there close to closing and it wasn't very busy, we easily found a table to sit down at. We split a (free) sampling, enjoyed wine slushes, and we purchased a bottle before we left. Staff were very friendly. They let us know that we are welcome to bring our own food in to eat inside. (There's also an Italian kitchen across the shopping center that would be convenient to order food from.) They also sell their wine slushes to go!