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Press picks, until locals rank their own Top 5s. Sourced from the local food press. As seen in Richmond Magazine. Updated August 2026.
Upper Shirley Vineyards · Charles City
A working vineyard on the James River in Charles City County, with 22 acres under vine roughly a mile off the Virginia Capital Trail. Richmond Magazine's 2025 readers' survey named it in the local winery category, and the tasting room keeps a Thursday-through-Sunday schedule for visitors touring the river route.
Brambly Park · Scott's Addition
A two-acre urban winery and garden inside Scott's Addition on Belleville Street, a rare in-city vineyard setup for the neighborhood. Richmond Magazine's 2025 readers' survey named it in the local winery category, and Richmond BizSense covered its opening back in June 2020 as one of the district's earlier arrivals.
New Kent Winery & Talleysville Brewing Company · New Kent
A New Kent County winery sharing its site with Talleysville Brewing, east of downtown Richmond off Old Church Road. Richmond Magazine's 2025 readers' survey named it in the local winery category, and the shared taproom-and-tasting-room setup draws both wine and beer drinkers out to the same New Kent property.
James River Cellars Winery · Glen Allen
A winery on Washington Highway north of Richmond near Ashland, producing wine from grapes grown on the property and sourced from other Virginia vineyards. Richmond Magazine's 2024 readers' survey named it among the region's notable wineries within sixty miles of the city, and it also placed in Style Weekly's 2019 winery poll.