Snow is magical and we love it at Linden. Snow doesn’t have any significant impact on the vines, but it does slow our pruning efficiency. Heavy boots and wet pant legs beg for shorter workdays.

It would be sort of a worst-case scenario, but snow could actually be helpful. Snow can act as an insulator against extreme cold temperatures (below 0°F). The vine’s tender graft union is only a few inches above the ground. A thick snow cover serves as a thermal protection. Lets hope this won’t be an issue.

Linden Evolution Seminars | Reservations

Linden will recommence a series of in-depth seminars that focus on our thirty years of winegrowing. These initial tastings will be led by Jim Law in Linden’s library. Older and current vintages of Hardscrabble Red, Hardscrabble Chardonnay and Late Harvest will be presented. These educational seminars are geared to wine geeks. How does a winegrower fine-tune and adapt as experience builds?

The first seminars will be held on Sunday, January 27 and Sunday, February 10. Reservations can only be made on Linden’s website (No phone reservations accepted).

Space is very limited, but please know that we will continue this series throughout the year, so there will be plenty of opportunities in the future.

Special Cellar Tastings | Reservations

In order to make your weekend planning easier, reservations can now be secured online for Linden’s Saturday Cellar Tastings. Walk-ins are also welcome if space permits.

Linden Wine Dinner

Friday, January 25, 2019 at 6:30

The Blue Door Kitchen and Inn
675 Zachary Taylor Hwy
Flint Hill, VA 22627
(540) 675-1700
info@thebluedoorkitchen.com

We are thrilled to have a restaurant of such caliber so close to Linden. This will be Blue Door’s inaugural wine dinner. Many of you have been guided through a cellar tasting by Caitlin Love. Caitlin will be at Blue Door on the 25th presenting Linden’s wines. More information at https://thebluedoorkitchen.com/

Linden Vineyards / Learn More / Latest at Linden | Update: January 2019