Maryland
With its location on the east coast of the United States, Maryland has a variety of landscapes to enjoy. If you are looking for a metropolitan area or rural area, sand and sun or mountainous areas to explore, Maryland includes it all. Looking for urban or rural wineries, you will find them in Maryland.
With 26 wineries and over 450 acres of grapes statewide, Maryland is in a period of growth. New vineyards are planted every year with several wineries opening soon.
Maryland consists of seven grape growing areas. The Eastern Shore currently has three wineries. The Central Maryland region has four wineries with others opening soon. The newly formed Frederick Wine Trail joins these wineries with others close by. The D.C. Metro Wine Region has two wineries, one on the Frederick Wine Trail. Southern Maryland has three wineries. The North Eastern and North Central regions have six wineries. Four of these wineries are on the Mason-Dixon Wine Trail. This trail crosses state boundaries and also has four Pennsylvania wineries as members. The Western Mountain region has two wineries.
The number of wineries in Maryland is continuing to increase and many have interesting stories to tell. If you have the opportunity, be sure to visit Maryland wineries.
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