Located in Weston, West Virginia, "It's stands as a diminutive, Gothic-looking structure on a hillside surrounded by a vineyard."

The winery is constructed from hand-cut stones gathered from various parts of West Virginia. Some weighing as much as 3,000 pounds. The doors are designed of solid two by fours on edge, with a rounded top.

A comfortably furnished tasting room welcomes visitors as they enter. A 3-inch thick bar top, Cut in the 1950'S in Canada, is set up in one corner. Behind the bar, a mantle and mirror tops the sink. Also in the tasting room is a raised television in the corner opposite the bar. A fireplace is surrounded by three rocking chairs and shelves containing West Virginia pottery that is for sale.

Behind the tasting room is a racking room, storage area, and a cooling room.

Jim & Debbie Lambert would like to extend a personal invitation to come and tour our Winery and see for yourself why we are so proud of our work.