Windridge Vineyards is at 15700 Darnestown Road, Darnestown, MD 20874. Phone +1 (301) 750-9463. Wines: Rosé.
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Three estate vineyard sites on the Piedmont plateau, chosen for geology and microclimate by a family that's farmed this land for over half a century. They're working Maryland terroir seriously—6,300 acres of Seneca Creek State Park at your back, Blue Ridge views ahead. The setup sprawls across lawn and solar pavilion, tasting room in the vines. Strictly 21+ everywhere, including outdoors. Their rosé stands out in reviews, and the kitchen runs beyond typical winery snacks—Reubens, pesto chicken, proper boards. Tours walk through history and vineyard decisions with guides who know the ground. Open Wednesday through Sunday with reservations encouraged.
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Oxto AITrue estate operation in Montgomery County anchored by multi-generational farming knowledge and Maryland terroir. The rosé gets mentioned specifically in reviews, and they're serious about the adults-only policy across all areas.
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Windridge Vineyards
15700 Darnestown Road
Darnestown, MD 20874
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