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In 1619, the Virginia House of Burgesses - the first legislative assembly of the New World - passed Acte 12. The Acte required every landowner in Virginia to plant ten vines on their property yearly for the purposes of growing grapes to make wine. This Acte was the first recorded history of the efforts to […]
Virtual Tastings are Back at PCW! Friday, January 7th at 6:00 pm on Facebook Live Join Tony McDonnell, PCW Winemaker, Philip Strother, Owner, and Nora Weaver, General Manager as they bring back the Virtual Tasting! Tony, Philip, and Nora will be reviewing the 2021 Harvest Season while tasting through 4 of our newly bottled wines […]
On March 18th, we celebrate the 297th anniversary of Rosewell Plantation. Located in Gloucester County, VA, Rosewell estate was built in 1725 by Charles Mann Page and Judith Carter Page who was the sister of Charles and Landon Carter. At 2,000sq. ft., Rosewell stood as the largest and costliest mansion in the colony. Thomas Jefferson […]
On May 6th, we celebrate Virginia’s native grape, the Norton. Norton was first cultivated in 1820 on Magnolia Farm located in Richmond, Virginia by Dr. Daniel Norton. Over the remainder of the 19th century, the Norton grape varietal grew in importance as a wine producer especially adapted to the conditions of eastern North America. In […]
In 1619, the Virginia House of Burgesses - the first legislative assembly of the New World - passed Acte 12. The Acte required every landowner in Virginia to plant ten vines on their property yearly for the purposes of growing grapes to make wine. This Acte was the first recorded history of the efforts to […]
On March 10th, we celebrate the 298th anniversary of Rosewell Plantation. Located in Gloucester County, VA, Rosewell estate was built in 1725 by Charles Mann Page and Judith Carter Page who was the sister of Charles and Landon Carter. At 2,000sq. ft., Rosewell stood as the largest and costliest mansion in the colony. Thomas Jefferson […]
On April 28th, we celebrate the life of Charles Carter of Cleve (ca. 1707–1764), who in 1762 received the first international recognition for producing excellent wine in Virginia in 1762. Charles Carter, 5th child born of Colonel Robert “King” Carter and Elizabeth Landon-Wells was born in Lancaster County, Virginia, and resided in Lancaster and King […]