| Beginnings Founded in 2004 by Willard and Diane Elledge, the Wolf Gap Vineyard and Winery is a 50-acre estate located in the Shenandoah Valley with spectacular views from the wine-tasting deck. Perched on a ridge, the deck offers valley and mountain views including Wolf Gap, the geographical feature from which the vineyard takes its name. Grape and Wine Production The folks at Wolf Gap Vineyard are dedicated to growing hand nurtured, pristine grapes to produce the best quality wine possible year in and year out. We have chosen to make small batches of wine in order to provide the care and attention needed to produce truly superior wines rarely found in larger, mass-production wineries. The Wolf Gap inventory currently includes vintage bottles of rich reds including Cabernet Franc, Chambourcin and Mariage, a Bordeaux-style blend. Our white wine lineup currently features an exciting 50-50 Viognier-Traminette blend and a succulant Chardonnay. We also have a delicious semi-sweet rosé and a yummy semi-sweet blueberry wine. For a complete listing just click on the "Wolf Gap Wines" tab (upper left). Tasting Room Hours: From March through Nov we are open for tastings from 11 a.m. until 6 p.m. Mon - Sat. and 1-6 p.m. on Sundays. During Winter (Dec through Feb) the tasting room is open on weekends from 12 to 5 pm but you can purchase wine during the week by calling ahead. Besides wine tastings, we will make ourselves available at your convenience for private tours and tastings that will give you an exclusive look at our facility. We ask only that you call ahead: (540) 984-3306 or email us at admin@wolfgapvineyard.com so that we may prepare for your visit. = = = = = Bulletins = = = = = Here's some good news! We still have a few cases left of the 2007 Cab Franc. You will drool when you stick your nose into the aromatics of this full-bodied red. This IS the quintessential Cabernet Franc. Hint of black current and classic peppery finish. Serve with a Chateaubriand. Rare, of course. The Blueberry wine is still here! We have made the yummy blueberry wine a continuing event here at Wolf Gap. It is so popular we decided to make it a permanent item. We make this delicious semi-sweet fruit wine 100% from whole blueberries. Believe me, it's hard work making wine out of whole blueberries, but it is worth it. Come out and try a sip of this yummy wine. Caution, it's severe blueberry. The 2011 Traminette and Viognier grape production was again blended to create a delicious, fruity white wine that is pleasant to the nose and exciting to the tongue. This semi-dry, Alsatian-style, white will delight all varieties of wine lovers. Some say it's better than the 2009. We made a lot, so come out and pick up a case. = = = = = = Notice = = = = = = For those of you who have been following the development of our 2010 Cabernet Sauvignan, you will be glad to know it has finished it's 18 months in oak and has been has finally been bottled and has been resting in the Wolf Gap cellar for the last year. This unbelievably delicious Bordeaux red will be allowed to age in the cellar for another two years. This is the best of the best and there are only 21 cases (20 after Wolf Gap Willie siphons off his share). We will have limited tastings of this rare nectar from time to time reserved for Wolf Gap Pack members only. If you are not yet a member, talk to Wolf Gap Willie about joining your next time out. Release of this mind numbing Cab Sauv will be Spring of 2014 |


Tasting Room Etiquette In case you are interested, Wayne and Kathy Sullivan of Wine Trail Traveler have written a very helpful piece on Wine Tasting Etiquette. Here is the link to the article: Tasting Room Etiquette |

| Two Satisfied Customers after tasting the 2010 Cabernet Sauvignan and joining "the Pack." |

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| 123 Stout Road, Edinburg, VA 22824 Hours of Operation: Dec-Feb: Tasting room is closed, but you can purchase wine by calling ahead. Mar-Nov Tasting Room Hours Mon-Sat 11am - 6 pm Sundays 1 pm - 6 pm For inquiries call us: 540-984-3306 or 540-325-3942 See Directions page for a map to the winery |