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Question about local winery
01-01-2002, 02:49 PM,
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I'm here on the side lines. Drew provided the best possible information. The Williamsburg Winery is about an hour's drive from my home in Virginia Beach and I've never been there.......... although I've been to Williamsburg a number of times.

Because I find their wines do not go well with my palate, generally speaking, I've had not great interest in visiting and touring the winery. They make one red that I've sampled a few times and am willing to drink when nearly nothing else is available. This is their Two Shilling Red and it is a light to medium bodied red blend that is vinified in stainless steel - no oak!

Since I am no great fan of their wines, I've felt in times past that visiting their winery could be a bit of a waste. But I may change my mind one of these days and just visit and take the tour. I may not like most of their wines, but thy are a working winery and the tour could be interesting............

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