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District of Columbia wine festivals & events
52 listings / 8 festivals / 44 events / peak april–may
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Wine festivals in Washington
About Wine Festivals in Washington
Washington is one of District of Columbia's notable wine festival destinations, hosting 50 ticketed tasting events where multiple wineries pour for a general audience. Events range from intimate vineyard celebrations to larger grand-tasting formats drawing hundreds of wine lovers.
Wine festival tickets in Washington typically include multiple pours, a tasting glass, and access to food vendors or pairings. General admission prices usually run $30–$90; VIP tiers with reserve tastings and early entry often reach $60–$150. All prices on Pour Trail are shown upfront — no hidden fees or "contact for pricing."
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Frequently Asked Questions
How many wine festivals are there in Washington, District of Columbia?
Pour Trail currently lists 50 wine festivals in Washington, District of Columbia. We update our listings regularly — check back often for new events.
When is the best time to attend a wine festival in Washington?
Peak wine festival season in District of Columbia typically runs from late spring through early fall (May–October), when wineries host harvest celebrations and outdoor tastings. Washington may also have year-round indoor events. Use the date filter above to find events on your preferred dates.
How much do wine festival tickets cost in Washington?
General admission tickets at Washington wine festivals typically range from $30 to $90. VIP tiers with reserve tastings and early entry usually run $60–$150. Each listing on Pour Trail shows all ticket tiers and prices upfront — no hidden fees.
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