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VIRGINIA wine? See the birthplace of U.S. wine that's FULL OF CHARM!

Enjoy the show? We're independently owned and produced and would LOVE your support! You can also watch ad-free! Join Vino VIP: https://www.visforvino.com/vino-vip Virginia is the birthplace of wine in America! We talk with the innovators and pioneers who have helped establish this wine region as one of the most exciting in the county. We also visit a goat cheese farm, one of JFKs favorite hangout towns, Middleburg, and discuss Thomas Jefferson's effect on the region. From juicy Cabernet Franc to floral Viognier, funky Petit Manseng, and powerful Petit Verdot, Virginia has a wine for everyone. Learn America's wine history on this episode of V is for Vino! All locations and wineries are listed at: visforvino.com/virginia 00:00 Introduction 00:50 Virginia Wine History 05:26 Gabriele Rausse 10:46 Goats at Carmont Farms 16:47 Grapes of Virginia 20:14 Barboursville Vineyards 26:49 Vino VIP 28:15 Middleburg 31:53 Patowmack Farm (restaurant) 37:12 Stone Tower Winery 43:11 New Show Promo 44:06 Field and Main (restaurant) 52:09 Outro (King Family Vineyards/Polo) 54:04 Credits Virginia wine has a history that goes all the way back to the early 1600s, when the first colonists began trying to plant vines to send back to the British empire. However, harsh, challenging conditions such as rain, fog, and humidity made it hard to grow wine grapes. Thomas Jefferson also spent much of his life trying to make Virginia a hub for fine wine, but he failed. Finally, in the 1970s, a group of winemakers led by Gianni Zonin cracked the code. Today, there are over 300 wineries in the state of Virginia, from the hills of Monticello and Piedmont region to the Middleburg area and the Blue Ridge Mountains. In this episode, we start by learning the history of Virginia wine with Gabriele Rausse. Next, we visit Barboursville Vineyards and Stone Tower Winery. Plus, we spend time at Caramont Farms making goat cheese, exploring downtown Middleburg, and eating at Patowmack Farm and Field and Main (with winemakers from Veritas winery and Walsh Family Wines). We end at a polo match at King Family Vineyards, watching the horses and drinking rosé. ___________________ ABOUT V IS FOR VINO: Wish learning about wine was easier? It's fun AND easy with your personal sommelier, travel guide, and host, Vince! Join him as he travels the world of wine - eating, drinking, and breaking down wine topics for you up close and personal! Want to know more? On each episode of V is for Vino, you'll: - Meet a winemaker and learn their story. One of the best parts of drinking wine is getting to know the place where it came from and the people who made it! - Learn about the grapes. Vince breaks down wine topics easily, making them fun and easy to understand! - Visit the region. Not everyone gets to travel to wine country as much as they'd like, so experience the beauty and culture firsthand with Vince. Travel the world and sip along from the comfort of your couch! - Cook dishes that pair at a local restaurant because what's good wine without good food? Luckily, the world of wine is full of amazing chefs and restaurants ready to serve up something delicious to pair with the wine you just learned about. ___________________ And just because an episode ends doesn't mean the fun stops there. Next, you can: SUBSCRIBE to our YouTube channel! https://bit.ly/3xxH7eT JOIN VINO VIP to watch episodes ad-free, get early access to new videos, exclusive VIP members-only content, virtual zoom wine tastings with Vince, and fun giveaways! https://www.visforvino.com/vino-vip Follow us on Instagram!   / visforvino   Let's be friends on Facebook!   / visforvino   © 2023 V IS FOR VINO ALL RIGHTS RESERVED