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Worst experience at a VA winery. We went there because they claimed to be family and dog friendly. My friend and I brought our young kids there, both in a stroller, and I brought my dog. After walking in, we waited at the bar for almost 20 min... switching halfway to the other one because we weren't getting served. Was told upon walking in my dog (who was leashed and is well behaved) was not welcome so I left him in the back of my truck. During our tasting an employee asked me to bring him in because someone complained of him being in the covered bed of my truck... mind you he had the sides open, was in the shade, and a full water bowl. Ok, I didn't want him in there in the first place but was told he wasn't welcome upon entering... so I bring him in and go back to our spot. We were in the corner, and they had a crate with a dog in it, I didn't let my dog get too close but let's face it we were shoved back there and couldn't really avoid it and an employee or owner (not sure nor does it matter) yelled at us for getting too close when the dog freaked out and lunged at my dog. No sign or warning, if the dog didn't like visitors then maybe he shouldn't be placed in such a public place, or they should have a sign to warn people.... instead of yelling at me for simply standing at the tasting bar where you placed us. The wine was ok but I have no idea about any of it because our server just gave us the glasses and poured, didn't even inform us of which one we were on. R

Finally got to check this place out. Took a break from the lake for a day and went to check out Lake Anna winery. The drive way was a little difficult for our driver to find but no worries we found it eventually. Staff was great and a nice relaxed setting. Plenty of seating. I don't know much about wine but they were all good to drink. Would definitely recommend giving it a try

Lake Anna Winery is a gem, the wines compare to the better wineries in the region. Their staff is awesome and their low prices put most regional wineries to shame. Their entire portfolio is great. The Seyval Blanc is a favorite as is the Lakeside White blend. Try their Claret for a great meritage-style red blend. You won't be disappointed!

We had our wedding here, and they were friendly and accommodating as can be, absolutely lovely setting, and reasonably priced. We got to provide our own food as well, which was a major selling point when many other venues have preferred caterers as the only options.

You might want to drink heavily prior to trying there wine!

Went here for the Harvest Festival. Found a deal on Living Social, but I have to say it's worth the full price admission. Parking was organized and simple. The landscaping is intact and cozy, and makes for a nice place to sit and relax or walk around. Located on a busy road, but is far enough back that it doesn't interfere with your enjoyment. The tasting room is small, but there are table and chairs downstairs and upstairs, on a balcony, and in the garden/patio. The building has a cozy cottage feeling and beautiful wooden floors and stairs. Restrooms downstairs and upstairs, and were clean. Took a tour of the winery, then attended a winemaking 101 session with the owner Mitzi. She's such a delight to talk to and thoroughly enjoys this business. She knows the science behind it and that makes it easier to understand and helps you appreciate your tasting session even more. I'm not a big fan of reds, but I did like their Montpelier Blush. As a fan of whites, I did take home a bottle of their Hanover White. Such a clean, crisp taste that isn't overly sweet. I like how they involve their customers with tastings, pairings, and education in such a comfortable, relaxed environment.

The wine was excellent; the presentation needed someone with a personality

Really close to Richmond, high quality enjoyable fine Virginia wines ♥