Reitano Vineyards: Front Royal's Italian Wine Escape
Inside the Cigar & Bourbon Room, The Rooted Table dinners, and on-site cottages at this women-owned Warren County winery
Reitano Vineyards, a women-owned, Italian-inspired winery on Lee Burke Road outside Front Royal, pours tastings alongside live music and The Rooted Table farm-to-table dining experience, with hours spanning Wednesday through Sunday. Pair that with a stay in one of the property's two on-site cottages, and it's a full Warren County weekend without ever getting back in the car. Because this listing hasn't shown recent public activity, it's worth confirming hours and open status directly with the winery before you head out.
- Address: 137 Lee Burke Rd, Front Royal, VA 22630
- Hours: Friday & Saturday 12–9pm, Sunday 11am–5pm, Wednesday & Thursday 12–5pm; closed Monday & Tuesday
- On-site lodging: Sydonia's Place cottage (sleeps 2) and The Villa (sleeps 8)
- Phone: (540) 660-5328
What Sets Reitano Apart
Reitano leans into its Italian roots in both the wine and the hospitality. The Cigar & Bourbon Room gives the property a clubby, after-dinner counterpoint to the tasting room, while The Rooted Table turns the vineyard into a seasonal farm-to-field dining experience rather than a standard winery snack menu. Live music and jazz nights run through the calendar, and the winery also hosts seasonal workshops through its Hands of the Earth programming — the kind of detail that signals a venue built for lingering, not a quick pour-and-go stop.
Stay the Night
Few Piedmont tasting rooms let you simply walk from the bar to bed, but Reitano does: Sydonia's Place is a cottage built for two, while The Villa can sleep up to eight, making it a natural base for a small group doing a Front Royal wine weekend. The property also books weddings and family-friendly events — cornhole tournaments and golf outings have both made appearances on its calendar.
Something Unexpected: The Boho Bus
Among Reitano's more distinctive offerings is the Boho Bus experience, which comes with a hot tub — a decidedly non-traditional add-on for a Shenandoah Valley vineyard, and a sign that the ownership here is willing to have a little fun with the format.
Planning Your Visit
Address: 137 Lee Burke Rd, Front Royal, VA 22630
Hours: Friday 12–9pm, Saturday 12–9pm, Sunday 11am–5pm, Wednesday 12–5pm, Thursday 12–5pm; closed Monday and Tuesday
Phone: (540) 660-5328
Website: reitanovineyards.com
As with any smaller tasting room, it's worth calling ahead or checking the website before visiting, since this listing hasn't shown recent public updates. For other wine-country stops in the broader region, Reitano Vineyards remains one of the more distinctive Warren County options for travelers looking to combine tasting, dining, and lodging in one visit.
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Frequently asked questions
What are Reitano Vineyards' hours?
Reitano Vineyards' listed hours are Friday and Saturday from 12 to 9pm, Sunday from 11am to 5pm, and Wednesday and Thursday from 12 to 5pm, closed Monday and Tuesday. Because the venue has shown limited recent public activity, it's a good idea to call (540) 660-5328 or check its website before visiting.
Can you stay overnight at Reitano Vineyards?
Yes, according to the property's listed offerings. There are two on-site lodging options: Sydonia's Place, a cottage that sleeps two, and The Villa, which sleeps up to eight.
What is The Rooted Table at Reitano Vineyards?
The Rooted Table is Reitano's farm-to-table dining experience held on site, pairing seasonal, farm-sourced food with the winery's Italian-inspired wines.
Does Reitano Vineyards host live music?
Live music events and jazz nights are listed among Reitano Vineyards' regular offerings alongside its tastings and dining experiences. Confirm current scheduling directly with the venue.
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