About Cincinnatus Vineyards
Cincinnatus Vineyards opened in Nelson County in 2015. David Cearley and Michelle Clark relocated to the property in July 2022 after Cearley's retirement from nearly 30 years in Navy EOD. The vineyard operates as a working farm alongside the cellar, with sheep, sheep dogs, chickens, asparagus, and berries sharing the land. Hand-picked grapes arrive with help from friends and family. The portfolio includes The November 1, The Kauffman, The Red Diver, and NSOF 3 Bundle. A tasting room pavilion anchors the property in Roseland.
Tasting Experiences
Farm Experience
Visit the working farm with vineyards, sheep, sheep dogs, chickens, asparagus, berries and other seasonal farm goods
Tasting at Pavilion
Wine tasting at the pavilion with views of beautiful sunsets and night skies
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Where to find Cincinnatus Vineyards
Cincinnatus Vineyards is at 1201 May Ln, Roseland, Virginia, United States.