Auriga Wine Cellars

5 (3 Reviews)
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Small but worth the visit!

8/2/14
Small but worth the visit!
Source: google Scott Luwisch

I really like their sparkling wine. It's...

6/20/14
I really like their sparkling wine. It's a treat but it goes fast! I very much enjoy their entire selection, but their sparkling wine was the real pleasant surprise.

Their other wines are very nice and reasonably priced. Tasting if free, and they're well located on Pleasant Valley Road along a route containing many other terrific Pleasant Valley wineries. Take the turn at Holiday Market and you're well on your way to Fairplay wine region as well.
Source: google A. M. Merritt

Whether you've been naughty or nice it's...

12/24/12
Whether you've been naughty or nice it's time to celebrate the holidays. For me, having a nice bottle of champagne is truly a treat. My favorite bubbly is at Auriga Wine Cellars. It's a little sweet and not dry. This is the perfect complement to a holiday get together or a special occasion.

But don't just stop at the champagne tasting, continue to try Auriga's award winning wines. You may find yourself becoming a wine club member and enjoying their featured wines all year round as I do inside their cozy tasting room.
Source: google Liz Boros Glyzewski
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In ancient times, The Charioteer was associated with Zeus. When Zeus grew up, he rewarded The Charioteer with a horn endowing it with magical properties, so that whosoever possessed it should obtain in abundance all he desired and find it a "horn of plenty." The Horn of Plenty, is a symbol of abundance, fruitfulness and prosperity, and is represented by a horn overflowing with fruits and flowers. The Greek lantern depicted on the wine label is a reproduction of lanterns used in ancient times. We feel it is a fitting symbol of The Charioteer and Auriga and this legend.

In ancient times, The Charioteer was associated with Zeus. When Zeus grew up, he rewarded The Charioteer with a horn endowing it with magical properties, so that whosoever possessed it should obtain in abundance all he desired and find it a "horn of plenty." The Horn of Plenty, is a symbol of abundance, fruitfulness and prosperity, and is represented by a horn overflowing with fruits and flowers. The Greek lantern depicted on the wine label is a reproduction of lanterns used in ancient times. We feel it is a fitting symbol of The Charioteer and Auriga and this legend.