Amissville, VA to Baltimore Airport (BWI)

Narmada Winery is one of the premier vineyards in the Amissville area, combining Indian hospitality with Virginia viticulture. Founded by a couple of Indian-American vintners, the winery has earned acclaim for its award-winning wines and serene atmosphere. Guests can enjoy tastings of over 15 varietals, ranging from crisp whites to bold reds, all made on-site. The property features indoor and outdoor seating, including a patio that overlooks lush rows of vines and surrounding hills. Narmada frequently hosts cultural events, food and wine pairings, and seasonal festivals that celebrate both local and global traditions. The grounds are dog-friendly and ideal for families or couples seeking a relaxing day trip. Many visitors are pleasantly surprised by the depth and quality of wines produced right in the Virginia countryside. Knowledgeable staff guide tastings and offer insight into the winemaking process. This unique blend of flavors, scenery, and warmth makes Narmada a must-visit destination.

While not located directly in Amissville, the R.H. Ballard Shop & Gallery in nearby Washington, VA is a favorite stop for day-trippers and art lovers. This charming two-story building offers a curated mix of fine art, home décor, and European textiles. It’s a hybrid boutique and gallery space, with rotating exhibits from regional artists that provide a deep cultural connection to the area. The store is known for its French table linens, fine gifts, and eclectic displays that combine classic style with modern flair. Guests often comment on the friendly service and relaxing atmosphere that encourages browsing. The upstairs gallery features original works and artisan pieces that appeal to serious collectors and casual admirers alike. The location adds to the rural charm and provides a stylish interlude between winery visits and scenic drives. With something unique in every corner, this spot is perfect for travelers looking to bring home a piece of Virginia.

Gray Ghost Vineyards is a family-owned winery that has been a staple of the Amissville area for decades. Named after Confederate cavalry officer John Mosby, the vineyard offers not only wine but a slice of regional history. The tasting room features award-winning wines, including their signature Cabernet Sauvignon and Vidal Blanc. Guests are welcomed with southern hospitality and can enjoy tours of the winemaking facilities. The winery is also home to a Civil War museum that features authentic memorabilia and interpretive displays. Outside, manicured lawns and picnic areas make it a top choice for a relaxing afternoon among the vines. Events such as barrel tastings, holiday open houses, and vintage wine releases keep the calendar full year-round. The vineyard is known for its quality, consistency, and connection to the community. Visitors can purchase bottles to go or linger over a glass in one of the most scenic spots in Rappahannock County.