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FREDERICK WINE TRAIL
Frederick County
PIEDMONT WINE TRAIL
Harford and Baltimore counties
While walking along the Frederick Wine Trail, visitors will
discover some of Frederick County’s best agricultural bounty: its
beautiful vineyards and outstanding wines. From the outskirts
of Mount Airy to the edge of Montgomery County and even in
Downtown Frederick, there is a variety of styles and tastes with
something for everyone. Participating wineries include: Elk Run
Vineyard, Linganore Winecellars and Loew Vineyards.
The Piedmont Wine Trail includes the wineries of Baltimore and
Harford Counties. A short drive into the country from Baltimore
leads you deep into the state’s agricultural heritage, where
Maryland wine began and award-winning wineries thrive today.
Visit historic towns, hike through numerous state parks and tour
the many cultural attractions set along the Piedmont Wine Trail.
Baltimore and Harford counties’ countryside provides a vibrant
landscape of rolling hills dotted with thoroughbred horse farms
and nationally recognized wineries producing cellar-worthy
reds and lively whites. Participating wineries include: Boordy
Vineyards, Dejon Vineyard, Fiore Winery, Harford Vineyard &
Winery, and Royal Rabbit Vineyards.
PATUXENT WINE TRAIL
Southern Maryland: Anne Arundel, Calvert,
Prince George’s and St. Mary’s counties
The Patuxent Wine Trail presents the wineries of Southern
Maryland, bounded by the Patuxent and Potomac rivers and
the Chesapeake Bay. The birthplace of Maryland, the area is
rich in history and flavor, home to many historical landmarks,
lighthouses and quaint waterfront towns. Visitors can roam the
trail and sample superb wines in a restored tobacco barn, on
the slopes of a rolling vineyard or along the banks of a pristine
creek. Participating wineries include: Cove Point Winery, Fridays
Creek, Perigeaux Vineyards & Winery, Port of Leonardtown
Winery, Romano Vineyard & Winery, Running Hare Vineyard
and Solomons Island Winery.
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The Maryland Wineries Association is a nonprofit trade
organization representing Maryland's 70+ wineries. Founded
in 1984, the MWA’s mission is to develop and expand the grape
and wine industry in Maryland through events, education and
promotion. Find out more at marylandwine.com/wine-trails
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