Chateau Morrisette Winery
Chateau Morrisette is a Virginia winery and restaurant in the Blue Ridge Mountains, producing wines for over 45 years.
Last updated September 15, 2026
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Overview
Chateau Morrisette is a Virginia winery and restaurant located in the Blue Ridge Mountains. Its official site states it has been producing wines for over 45 years and describes itself as the oldest winery in Virginia. The winery hosts annual events including Ladies Night, Music Bingo, and the Black Dog Concert series, and has partnered with brides and grooms for over forty years to host weddings. Its wine range includes full-bodied reds such as Cabernet Sauvignon and Archival XII, off-dry wines such as Black Dog, and sweet wines such as Sweet Mountain Laurel and Blackberry. David Morrisette is identified as the first winemaker.
History
Chateau Morrisette is described on its official site as the result of a love affair between the Morrisette family and the mountains of southwest Virginia; over a 20-year period the Morrisettes acquired approximately 1,000 acres. The site states the winery has produced wines for over 45 years and calls itself the oldest winery in Virginia. David Morrisette, the first winemaker, learned at a very young age to "don't make the wines you like, but the ones your customers like." For over forty years the winery has partnered with brides and grooms from across the country to host weddings.
Products and positioning
A Virginia winery and restaurant in the Blue Ridge Mountains, describing itself as Virginia's oldest and most prestigious winery.
Cabernet Sauvignon
A full-bodied red wine produced by Chateau Morrisette.
Archival XII
A full-bodied red wine produced by Chateau Morrisette.
Black Dog
An off-dry wine produced by Chateau Morrisette.
Sweet Mountain Laurel
A sweet wine produced by Chateau Morrisette.
Blackberry
A sweet wine produced by Chateau Morrisette.
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