A day with two of my best friends, doing our favorite thing – visiting Virginia’s wonderful wineries.

www.barefootsuite.com Southport Island NC holds a romantic gem between them at Barefoot Suite. Enjoy the steady flow of boats meandering by from your private balcony just above the tranquil marina of South Harbour Village. Enjoy fresh seafood just arriving at one of 3 resturants just outside your door.Fill your days with sun and fun perhaps by chartering an in shore or off shore fishing boat, of playing golf at any of over thirty golf courses in brunwick county, or play on the beaches of Oak Island, Don’t forget to dicover the maritme village of Southport, NC just a couple miles away. Relax in the Victorian King size bed back at Barefoot Suite rested and ready to do it all again tomorrow.

www.floydfolks.org & http 1-540-808-2880 -floydlcfgroup@gmail – PO box 179 Floyd,Virginia 24091 The Town of Floyd: The Town of Floyd, Virginia is located just off the Blue Ridge Parkway along the eastern crest of the beautiful Blue Ridge Mountains. Tourists are attracted to the town by the natural scenic beauty of the mountain landscape and the ample recreational opportunities afforded: hiking, camping, fishing canoeing, hunting, etc. Many more travelers are drawn to the town because of the rich local cultural history of music and art. Home to the Floyd Country Store with its Friday Night Jamborees, Floyd boasts being one of the regions finest stops for musical entertainment. Additionally, the diversity of artists found here will offer treasures for those looking for items from old fashioned hand crafted heirloom pieces to creations of modern art. In the heart of the town of Floyd, visitors and locals alike enjoy shopping at the unique shops such as the New Mountain Mercantile, Finders Keepers, The Book End, Chics Antiques, Floyd Antiques, The Bell Gallery, The Station, and many more. There is also the traditional supply store, Farmers Supply, where one can find anything from animal feed to building materials, to cooking utensils. The Hotel Floyd, a green hotel, is located right in Floyd, not far from the county’s only stoplight. There is also The Pine Tavern Lodge in town and various local bed and breakfasts- each with its own distinctive charm- scattered throughout the …

Discover a taste of the good life as you explore The Wine Trail of Botetourt County. The Wine Trail of Botetourt County features three charming, family-run vineyards offering tours, tastings and special events throughout the year. No matter where you start, The Wine Trail of Botetourt County begins and ends with great taste.

This charming farm town became the center of commerce in Western Loudoun with the arrival of the railroad in 1874. Today, the rail bed has been converted to the Washington & Old Dominion Railroad Regional Park, a paved multi-use recreation trail that runs 45 miles from Arlington, Virginia to Purcellville. Purcellville is also home to many unique shops and eateries, including the “oddest store in Loudoun County”.

In celebration of Virginia Wine Month, Visit Loudoun is pleased to present this video, the first of our four-part series of roundtable discussions with Loudoun County vintners. Listen in as five of Loudoun’s winemakers discuss the climate, soil, and other attributes of our growing conditions that make Loudoun, Virginia: dc’s Wine Country a great place to grow grapes and make wine. Featured are (left to right) Kerem Baki from Hillsborough Vineyards, Bree Ann Moore from Loudoun Valley Vineyards, Bob Rupy from Bluemont Vineyards, Clyde Housel from Hiddencroft Vineyards, and Dave Collins of Breaux Vineyards.

This video offers an overview of all things culinary in Loudoun County: dc’s Wine Country. Enjoy Virginia wineries, destination restaurants and spectacular scenery of the beautiful Loudoun County Virginia countryside.

This video, part 3 of our four part series of roundtable discussions with Loudoun vintners, features our winemakers discussing the collaboration that exists in Loudoun, Virginia: DCs Wine Country and how that contributes to great wine and a great visitor experience. Featured are (left to right) Kerem Baki from Hillsborough Vineyards, Bree Ann Moore from Loudoun Valley Vineyards, Bob Rupy from Bluemont Vineyards, Clyde Housel from Hiddencroft Vineyards, and Dave Collins of Breaux Vineyards …

In celebration of Virginia Wine Month, Visit Loudoun is pleased to present this video, the second of our four-part series of roundtable discussions with Loudoun vintners. Listen in as five of Loudoun’s winemakers discuss the varieties of wine that are produced in Loudoun, Virginia: DCs Wine Country. Featured are (left to right) Kerem Baki from Hillsborough Vineyards, Bree Ann Moore from Loudoun Valley Vineyards, Bob Rupy from Bluemont Vineyards, Clyde Housel from Hiddencroft Vineyards, and …

In celebration of Virginia Wine Month, Visit Loudoun is pleased to present this video, the first of our four-part series of roundtable discussions with Loudoun vintners. Listen in as five of Loudoun’s winemakers discuss the climate, soil, and other attributes of our growing conditions that make Loudoun, Virginia: DC’s Wine Country a great place to grow grapes and make wine. Featured are (left to right) Kerem Baki from Hillsborough Vineyards, Bree Ann Moore from Loudoun Valley Vineyards, Bob …