Yes, Virginia, Maryland does have its own Wine Trail. Or a variety of Wine Trails, that is.

East of the Chesapeake Bay, Maryland’s Eastern Shore is abundant with seafood, beaches, wildlife and history, and now a beautiful—and delicious—wine trail - the Chesapeake Wine Trail.

The Eastern Shore is known for its warm days and cool nights. The soil is sandy and well drained, and the climate is moderated by the Chesapeake Bay. This region is growing quickly and it’s no surprise, considering the beautiful waterfront views, rich heritage, abundant wild life and distinctive grape growing environment.

Terrapin Station Winery represents the Upper Eastern Shore at the top of the Bay on the Chesapeake Trail. Surrounded by the five rivers of Cecil County, our beautiful 44 acre farm has been in the family for 50 years.

We are proud "pioneers" in this organization which promotes the development of vineyards on the Upper Eastern Shore of Maryland as a way to keep our beautiful open space farmlands and heritage properties.

Why grow Grapes on the Eastern Shore?

• Economics: vineyards profit from the demand for Maryland grapes...
• Rural Integrity: profitable vineyards sustain our rural landscape...
• Generational farming: vines survive for decades and attract the younger farmer...

Visit the Shore Vines website to learn more.

You already know that Boxed Wine tastes great, stays fresh for weeks and is better for the environment. But did you know that boxed wine produces up to 79% less greenhouse gas emissions compared to an equal amount produced and packaged in glass bottles?

To learn more about the sustainability benefits of boxed wines, visit this website run by our Bag-in-Box packager Scholle Packaging. Stop by & rate our wines!