[wayne_b24]

Make mine Virginia wine!
Horton, Oakencroft, Barboursville, Williamsburg, Ingleside, Wintergreen...
http://www.virginiawines.org

[Eric in the Ozarks]

A friend who worked at Ashland's Catlettsberg, KY refinery retired early and is growing wine in the E. KY/W. VA area.

[eddiespaghetti]

How are Piedmont (Middleburg)and Chateau Morrisette (Meadows of Dan) doing these days?

[PurpleMan]

VIRGINIA IS FOR WINE - NAPA IS FOR AUTO PARTS

(Not even close to being true, but a funny slogan)

[2Jedismom]

Make mine Oklahoma wine!

http://www.oklahomawines.org/

I'm going to this festival in a few weeks...

http://www.stonebluffcellars.com/ourevents.html

[Non-Sequitur]

Make mine Virginia wine!

Sorry, but Missouri Wine beats them all.

For you east and west coast wine aficionados, I'd highly suggest that you try the Midwest wineries some day. Since the varietal grapes don't do well in our climate you're not going to find a Pinot or Cabernet or Chardonnay. But the Norton is an excellent alternative to Cabernet, the Chardonel is similar to the Chardonnay and the Vignole makes a very interesting semi-sweet white, similar to some German Rhine wines.