Updated 8/31/2010
Harvest Festival - September 11
Come by the Winery for our all-day harvest festival, featuring arts, crafts, music and great wine specials. Saturday, September 11, 2010 from 10:00 - 6:00.
Volunteers who want to get their "hands" on the 2010 vintage can help pick grapes in the morning (beginning at 7:30 AM) and have lunch (likely pizza) while watching those grapes get processed into the next fine wine. Those wanting to stay clean can still come out and enjoy the day while enjoying some good wine and excellent company.
There is no charge for admission. Children are welcome (alternative beverages are available), but please no pets. Live music will include folk/folk rock band 4Ever Erin.
Picking volunteers please send a note to volunteer@terrapinstationwinery.com.
Hope to see you there!
Tasting Room Open Weekends in Sept-Oct
What a great summer we've had at the Winery and our new Tasting Room in Elkton (map & directions). Thanks to all who have come out.
Our Fall hours are changing - we will be open on Saturdays from 12-6pm and Sundays 1-6pm through September and October. The tasting room is also available for special events and private parties. Hope to see you soon!
TSW makes Wine News
Check out a recent article in Wines and Vines which discusses our packaging and unique approach: Maryland Winery's Packaging Stands Out.
Terrapin Station Winery outside Elkton, Md., is located in a state that has tripled its number of wineries in three years. With that kind of explosive growth, how does a new winery offer something special, other than being "new," which lasts only until the next winery opens? 
TSW merits a mention as an up & comer in this article about Three-Liter Boxed Wines in Vineyard Management Magazine.
Terrapin Station president Morris Zwick said he believes that [TSW's 1.5L bag-in-box cube] has an advantage over the 3L size. "If you are trying a wine for the first time, anything more is a lot of wine," he said.
Zwick knew from the start that he wanted to go with alternative packaging. "Traditional cork-and-glass packaging is not consumer- or wine-friendly," he said, "and younger consumers get it."
About Boxed Wine
Check out & rate our wines on the About Boxed Wine site. Learn more about the advantages of the Box, how it is changing the industry and what others are saying. Reviews and ratings for several wineries using Bag-in-the-Box packaging.