Wine Tours

Loudoun and Fauquier County make up one of the densest wine regions on the East Coast, with wineries spread along Route 7 in the north and Route 50 further south, connected by smaller rural roads. Most groups plan two to four tasting stops in a day, since tastings run longer than expected and rushing between wineries defeats the purpose of the trip. We recommend reserving tastings directly with each winery ahead of time, especially for weekend visits, then sharing your confirmed schedule with your chauffeur.

Because Dulles International Airport sits at the eastern edge of Loudoun's wine country, a wine tour pairs naturally with a flight — arrive, head straight to the first winery, and return to the airport at the end of the day, or start and end the trip at a Northern Virginia home or hotel. Your chauffeur tracks the schedule the same way for either option, building buffer time between stops so a tasting that runs long at the first winery does not collapse the rest of the itinerary.

A sedan or luxury SUV suits a couple or small group of friends, while a Mercedes Sprinter van keeps a larger party — a bachelorette weekend, a birthday celebration, an office outing — together for the entire day between tasting rooms. Whichever vehicle you choose, the rate is confirmed before the day starts as hourly, as-directed service, so the chauffeur and vehicle stay with your group for the reserved block of time rather than treating each winery as a separate trip.