A curated half-day pairing chef-driven dining at a beautifully restored mill with a tasting at one of Loudoun County's most storied wineries — with time to wander a small town shaped by two centuries of Virginia history. Transportation is included.
Vehicle: Groups of up to 4 guests travel by private sedan. Groups of 5–6 guests travel by SUV.
Pick-up: Price includes pick-up within a 1-hour radius of Purcellville. Pick-ups beyond that range are subject to an additional travel charge.
Designed so you can simply step into the car, sit down, and let the day unfold.
Purcellville's beauty isn't only in its vineyards — it's in its brick storefronts, restored train station, and farms that have been working the same land for generations.
We've paired a chef-driven lunch inside a historic mill with a tasting at one of the region's most storied wineries — and built in time for you to wander the historic district. Private transportation is included, so every glass is enjoyed and every drive is handled for you.
Heritage, beautifully chauffeured.
Settle in for lunch inside a beautifully restored early twentieth-century mill. Enjoy chef-driven seasonal cuisine prepared with locally sourced ingredients in one of the area's most memorable dining settings.
Depending on availability, you'll visit either a beautifully restored Amish farm where a century-old barn overlooks rolling vineyards and the Blue Ridge Mountains, or a lovingly preserved 200-year-old working Virginia farm where history, winemaking, and rural life continue side by side. Whichever destination awaits, you'll enjoy a thoughtfully curated tasting featuring estate wines, welcoming hospitality, and the timeless beauty of Virginia's countryside.
Arrive a little early or linger after — a short walk through town adds a quiet, memorable layer to the day. We'll send a self-guided map with your confirmation.
A walkable stretch of nineteenth and early twentieth-century landmarks — the former Purcellville School, Purcell House and Store, Bethany United Methodist Church, St. Francis de Sales Catholic Church, the Purcellville National Bank, Town Hall, and the Asa Moore Janney House.
Visit the restored Purcellville Train Station at the western terminus of the W&OD Trail — a quiet, scenic stop that ties the town to its rail-era past.
At the center of Purcellville's civic life — a historic skating rink turned event tabernacle alongside the town's beloved community ballfield, both with deep local roots.
"Having a chauffeur meant we could truly relax — a glass of wine at the tasting, no worrying about the drive home. The whole afternoon just flowed."
"Being picked up and dropped off made this feel like a proper occasion. Two beautiful stops, a lovely walk through town, and not a single logistic to think about."
"The chauffeured version was worth every dollar. We toasted freely, wandered the district hand in hand, and were home before we knew it. Magical."
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