13 Best Wineries near Markham

“Children welcomed INSIDE and cherished here!! We loved this winery! There were 8 adults and our 3 month old grandson. We were welcomed and felt at home. The wine is delicious and the food was yummy! They made us feel like family. We even hung out with Beans the cat. Thanks for a fun relaxing afternoon.“

“I am not a wine lover, but my boyfriend is. We took an impromptu trip to this winery yesterday and let me tell you, as soon as I walked in the door it felt like home. The owner greeted us at the door and asked what kind of wines or alcohol in general we normally go for. He then walked us over to the bar and had me, since I'm the picky one, try a few before selecting what I want to sip on! I actually found one that I enjoyed, a first! A total win! The views are beautiful and the place itself is a work of art! Highly recommend! ❤️“

“Our visit here was great, the outdoor space looking at the mountains is just beautiful. The staff went above and beyond for us after we had a flat tire, immediately coming to our rescue. Go for the wine and vibes and AMAZING staff :)“

“The best views around! Highly recommend for the scenery, the great wine, and the friendly service! Always a pleasurable experience here.“

“Arterra Wines is always a 5/5 experience. The staff is always friendly, the atmosphere amazing, and the wine delicious. Their wine until nine events are highly recommended, with live music and bonfire.
Even if not going to an event, their tasting room is cozy and spacious. The atmosphere and dress are casual. Flights are $20 and give you a great sampling of what's on offer.
Personal recommendations: I've never had a bad red wine from them, and their blueberry apple wine is a local favorite that everyone loves.“

“I came to celebrate my birthday with a group of seven friends. We originally had a reservation for six people and I added an additional two, in a seprate online reservation. I called ahead to let them know we were running late. We were told it was okay and they would still be able to accommodate us. When we arrived my party was at two separate tables. One table was for two and the other was for six. I asked the waitress if it was possible to move the two guest to our table of six. She said "no" and I said "okay, I understand." Then the general manger Ken Gray came over yelling at my me and my table of guests. He aggressively told me that they can't do that, however, it was unnecessary because it was already understood and accepted. We enjoyed our $800 tasting until, Ken Gray came back again, aggressively telling us that we needed to get up because the next party was there. I proceeded to get up to go outside and he came back again after I left yelling at my guests. I felt discriminated against and definitely did not feel welcomed at Crimson Lane Vineyards as an African American woman. I was extremely disappointed in Ken Gray's aggressive behavior. It put a damper on my birthday celebration!“

“To be honest I did visit Cobbler Mountain on a Friday and their website said that you should make a reservation. When I approached the door an employee said to come right in. I was excited because it is off the beaten path and I had no cell service to call.

The Great Harvest Bread Company was onsite for the weekend. They had a delicious veggie sandwich they took the cheese off of to meet my dietary needs. I am happy they were there because I had been hiking and was hungry!

I chose a flight of ciders (all were good so I can't recommend a specific flavor). The wooden holder they served it in was cute, but not practical. Be careful when taking it off the bar because the back of it is open. It will tip over if you're not careful.

I didn't get to see the tasting room because they were preparing for a busy Father's Day weekend. I had to go up in the loft or suffer the heat outside. The loft is not a fun place to be, I might add. It's stuffy and no one else went up there.

Overall it was okay, the service was average (except for the Great Harvest Bread Company). I might go back but it won't be my first choice.“

“This is my happy place. The wine is good, the people are friendly and the views are exquisite. It’s only an hour 20 from DC but it’s gorgeous and relaxing. Great snacks, down-to-earth owners. Highly recommend.“

“my all time favorite vineyard! Everyone is so friendly and professional, and they are so good to me and my kids each time we come. The whole place is beautiful and I will always be a member!“

“Sunday, April 22, 2024, my wife and I were entertained at Delaplane Cellars tasting room by our old friends Keith & Viqui Dill AKA the Dill Pickers. We had a fantastic time listening to some great Bluegrass and Blues selections while enjoying several glasses of exquisite wine. We are hoping that they will book the Dill Pickers in the future and give us more than one day's notice so we can invite several friends to their venue. The staff were very courteous and attentive to our needs. As a disabled Vietnam veteran, I sometimes am not the most graceful so when I accidentally knocked over my glass of wine the staff were there instantly to clean up the mess and replace my wine. Our visit was exhilarating and the views were beautiful.“

“Three Fox Vineyards and Farm Brewery is such a perfect spot for an elopement! We recently shot a sweet, intimate celebration here, and it was truly special. The lush, green farm made for a romantic setting, and the grape fields were definitely the star of the show. Everyone was all smiles—this place is just gorgeous.

Thanks, Three Fox, for an amazing experience. We can’t wait to come back!“

“Four of us did a wine tasting and had 2 pizzas and their tostadas. We loved their special to get 1 pizza and 2 glasses of wine. We each brought a bottle to take home and share; we really enjoyed both their food and wine. Next time we will try their beer side. They had plenty of space (we enjoyed the loft) and the views were good.“

“By far the best wine in Virginia. A serious vineyard for serious wine enthusiasts. Highly recommend!“