Wed–Fri 4–6 PM: $10 wines by the glass (all selections), $5 off tasting flights (making each $15 instead of $20). DC's only working urban winery, so all wines are house-made on premise. Tasting room setting along the Anacostia riverfront.
DC's first and only working urban winery; featured by Eater DC, Washington Post, and Washingtonian as a unique Navy Yard destination. Produces its own wines from grapes sourced across the mid-Atlantic and West Coast. The experience of tasting estate wine steps from the Anacostia is singular in the neighborhood. The only place in Navy Yard where you can sip house-made wine in the room where it was produced, at happy hour prices — a one-of-a-kind riverside experience.
Wheelchair-accessible entrance
Is that score good?
Almost everywhere scores 4–5 stars, so each site's score is shown against every venue in the Atlas rated on that site — here in Washington, DC, and across the US. The gold bar is this spot.
Rated higher than 37% · tied with 10% · lower than 53% of the others
· median ★ 4.2
Across the US1,653 rated venuesBelow median
1.02.53.03.5THIS SPOT4.14.55.0
Rated higher than 25% · tied with 9% · lower than 66% of the others
· median ★ 4.3
Each bar counts venues at that rating (0.1-star steps), lowest on the left; the curve starts at the lowest score anyone has. Ratings captured October 7, 2026.
