Virginia Wine Industry
There are several industry organizations supporting the success of Virginia wine. They are a wonderful way to connect with fellow practitioners, share winemaking knowledge and resources, and stay informed regarding rules and regulations.
There are several industry organizations supporting the success of Virginia wine. They are a wonderful way to connect with fellow practitioners, share winemaking knowledge and resources, and stay informed regarding rules and regulations.
The VVA is a nonprofit organization that brings together commercial grape growers, winemakers, researchers and educators to advance and promote viticulture in the Commonwealth of Virginia. The VVA focuses on education, legislation and networking among members to provide the resources and information required for successful grape growing. Membership is open to all.
The VVA is a nonprofit organization that brings together commercial grape growers, winemakers, researchers and educators to advance and promote viticulture in the Commonwealth of Virginia. The VVA focuses on education, legislation and networking among members to provide the resources and information required for successful grape growing. Membership is open to all.
The WRE is a research cooperative focused on enhancing wine quality and economic profitability through the evaluation of different vineyard and winemaking practices on the chemical and sensory characteristics of finished wine. They welcome participation from all Virginia wineries.
The WRE is a research cooperative focused on enhancing wine quality and economic profitability through the evaluation of different vineyard and winemaking practices on the chemical and sensory characteristics of finished wine. They welcome participation from all Virginia wineries.
The VWA's mission is “to actively encourage and support the production, quality, promotion, and appreciation of Virginia Wines”. It is a non-profit trade association that acts on the behalf of the wine industry to promote viticulture and vintner practices, provides a multitude of wine resources and benefits to its members.
The VWA's mission is “to actively encourage and support the production, quality, promotion, and appreciation of Virginia Wines”. It is a non-profit trade association that acts on the behalf of the wine industry to promote viticulture and vintner practices, provides a multitude of wine resources and benefits to its members.
Created by the Virginia General Assembly in 1984 as part of Virginia's Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services, the Virginia Wine Board promotes the interests of vineyards and wineries in the Commonwealth through research, education and marketing.
Created by the Virginia General Assembly in 1984 as part of Virginia's Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services, the Virginia Wine Board promotes the interests of vineyards and wineries in the Commonwealth through research, education and marketing.
Funded through the Virginia Wine Board, the Marketing Office handles the board's education and marketing efforts on behalf of all Virginia wineries.
Funded through the Virginia Wine Board, the Marketing Office handles the board's education and marketing efforts on behalf of all Virginia wineries.