The land in Prince George’s isn’t just beautiful; it’s also bountiful. The acres of farmland, which have been supporting successful agriculture in the region for hundreds of years, are now home to many vineyards and wineries. In March, the state celebrates Maryland Wine Month, and there are plenty of spots in Prince George’s to honor that celebration. Grab a seat at a neighborhood wine bar, visit a local vineyard and winery, or savor a glass of wine with a delicious meal.

 

Enjoy the best wine Prince George’s has to offer at these locations:

 

  1. Built by a husband-and-wife team, Two Lions Vineyards in Upper Marlboro is set in the heart of Maryland’s gorgeous agricultural countryside. They turned the fields into an 11.5-acre vineyard and built a winery for the community to enjoy. Sit at the outdoor patio to match your views with the gorgeous wines you’ll enjoy.

 

Our hotel recommendation: Book a room at the Sleep Inn Suites near Joint Base Andrews-Washington Area in Upper Marlboro. Parking, WiFi, breakfast, and the fitness center are all complimentary.

 

  1. Get a table at Era to enjoy mouthwatering appetizers, delicious plates, and tasty wines. The Mount Rainier wine bar and kitchen is a space of intentional enjoyment and community. Check the calendar for events and book the lower-level cellar for your more intimate, private events.  

 

Our hotel recommendation: Get a reservation at the Wyndham Garden Washington DC Area in Cheverly. Enjoy the free buffet breakfast, outdoor pool, and hotel bar.

 

  1. Take the mystery out of your adventure with Vino 301. Book a wine tour with an expert, complete with luxury transportation, winemaker meetings, lunch and snacks, and a collectible wine glass. The concierge team works hard to ensure your experience is easy, fun, and memorable.

 

Our hotel recommendation: No matter which tour you choose, the Fairfield by Marriott Inn & Suites Clinton is likely to be convenient. The comfortable beds, on-site laundry, and fitness center will make your trip feel like home.

 

  1. Janemark Winery & Vineyard in Brandwine is a family-owned spot nestled in the beautiful landscapes of Prince George’s. Once a thriving tobacco farm, the fertile soil once cultivated by the owner’s great-great-grandparents now supports some of the best grapes in the region.

 

Our hotel recommendation: Stay overnight at the Hennessy Creek Bed & Breakfast in Brandywine. Your stay will include a hot breakfast, and you can also book a horse and carriage ride while you’re there.

 

  1. Book a table at Topolino, an Italian restaurant and buffet in Camp Springs. You’ll get to enjoy your wine with an array of classic Italian dishes, from ravioli florentina to eggplant parmesan. Wine goes just as well with a more casual meal, and the restaurant is happy to oblige with its varied pizza offerings.

 

Our hotel recommendation: Stay at the Woodspring Suites Washington DC Andrews AFB in Camp Springs. The rooms at this nearby spot offer laundry, kitchens, and free WiFi.

 

  1. For decades, the same family has been farming and cultivating the Brandywine land where Robin Hill Farm and Vineyard rest. It has been inducted into the Maryland Governor’s Agricultural Hall of Fame, and its winery sits in its renovated tobacco barn. Try some of the wine from the approximately 1,500 cases of wine crafted by the farm each year.

 

Our hotel suggestion: Near enough for a quick trip to the farm, TownePlace Suites by Marriott Clinton on Joint Base Andrews boasts a free continental breakfast and a lovely patio to enjoy the wine bottles you’ve bought at the vineyard.

 

  1. Stop by Tugwell’s Public House to enjoy an array of wines, including the Sea Sun Pinot Noir from California, the Kim Crawford Sauvignon Blanc from New Zealand, and the La Marca Prosecco from Italy. Add the chef’s curation board, the restaurant’s version of a charcuterie board, to your experience.

 

Our hotel suggestion: You can’t get much more convenient than a quality hotel restaurant and bar, and that’s just what Tugwell’s is. Stay the night at its host hotel: Crowne Plaza College Park - Washington, DC.

 

  1. Visit the tasting room of Clyopatra Winery & Vineyard in Laurel. The business blends innovation and heritage, bringing a portfolio of excellent wines to its customers. As the first African immigrant-owned winery in the U.S., Clyopatra is as much about community as it is about quality wines.

 

Our hotel suggestion: Just blocks from the tasting room, Best Western Plus Laurel offers spacious rooms, a convenient location, a continental breakfast, and an outdoor pool. 


 

Extend your experience during a perfectly planned weekend excursion in the region.