Browse menus, reviews and photos of Wineries near Washington.
Winery
202 South Main St B, Washington
“Very awesome spot for wine, spirits and beer (next door).We had some time to kill so stopped in for the first time and had a spirit flight. The lady was extremely knowledgeable and gave us a little run down on everything and how each spirit was made. My favorite was the AppleJack”
Wineries · $$
290 Roupe Rd, Eighty Four · 5.56 miles
“First time at J & D Winery. Went on a Sunday afternoon hoping to see a band play outside. Unfortunately, it rained but they moved the acoustic band inside. Turned out to be a fun time! Great music (Good Guys Band classic rock), nice crowd and the wine was pretty tasty and a nice pour! You can bring in your own food too which is a bonus! Hoping to go again when the weather is better to view the property. Owners are very nice and personable. Only thing was a unisex bathroom in the building which the line could form. Was super clean though! 🙂”
Winery · $$
36 N Jefferson Ave, Canonsburg · 6.57 miles
“Huge thank you to the crew at Silver Mark Cellars! We hosted our parents 50th anniversary "surprise" party there & it could not have been more perfect. Great size, atmosphere, drink selection and staff. They were kind and accommodating for our very loud bunch! Will definitely be back!”
Lounges · $$
80 Red Fox Rd, Hickory · 7.39 miles
“Kind staff. Very relaxing atmosphere”
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