Maryland Wine Passport Experience FAQs

Maryland Passport Experience FAQs 

Does the Passport Experience sound like a fun thing to do, but you still have questions?  We are happy to answer your questions.   Here are some answers to questions you may have. 

• What comes with your Passport ticket?  Ticket holders will be privy to a free wine tasting and  behind-the-scene experience at each winery, a commemorative wine glass and 10% off all bottles that are just too good to leave without.  It also gets you discounts and promotions to several local attractions, hotels, restaurants and shopping centers so you may fully immerse yourself in all that each region has to offer.

• How often can I use the Passport ticket?  You can use the Passport on all four days.

• How much is Passport ticket? $25.00 per person. You buy your Passport ticket directly from the  Maryland Wine Passport Experience.   The ticket grants you access to all participating vineyards and wineries over both weekends.

• Will I have to buy a Passport ticket and Vino 301 ticket?  Yes.

•  What is the difference between the Passport ticket and Vino 301 ticket?  Passport ticket is your tasting pass.  The ticket grants you access to all participating vineyards and wineries over both weekends. Vino 301 is your transportation and guided tour pass.

• Does Vino 301 have weekend passes?  Yes.  You can buy a single day or weekend pass.

• How long is the Vino 301 wine tour? 12 noon - 6 pm

• Will Vino 301 go to all 6 Wine Trails?  Yes

• What wineries and vineyards are participating?

Antietam Highlands Wine Trail (Washington County)

• Big Cork Vineyards
• Distillery Lane Ciderworks
• Orchid Cellar
• Winery Knob Hall Winery
• Red Heifer Winery

Carroll Wine Trail (Carroll County)

• Cygnus Wine Cellars
• Serpent Ridge Vineyard & Winery

Chesapeake Wine Trail (Kent, Cecil, Queen Anne, and Talbot Counties)

• Cassinelli Winery
• Clovelly Vineyard
• Crow Farm
• Layton's Chance Vineyard
• St. Michael's Winery
• Triple Creek Winery
• Turkey Point Vineyard

Frederick Wine Trail (Montgomery and Frederick Counties)

• Great Shoals Winery
• Linganore Wine Cellars
• Rockland Farm Winery
• The Winery at Olney

Patuxent Wine Trail (Prince George's, Calvert, St. Mary's Counties)

• Cove Point Winery
• Fridays Creek Vineyard & Winery
• Perigeaux Vineyard & Winey
• Port of Leonardtown
• Romano Vineyard & Winery
• Running Hare Vineyard
• Slack Vineyard
• Solomons Island Winery

Piedmont Wine Trail (Baltimore and Harford Counties)

• Boordy Vineyards
• Dejon Vineyard
• Fiore Winery
• Harford Vineyard & Winery
• Millstone Cellars
• Royal Rabbit Vineyards
• Woodhall Wine Cellars

Still have questions not answered here.  Do not hesitate to post them on our blog.  We will respond timely. You can also Tweet  your questions to #ASKMDWine.   Hopefully, we will see you along one of MD's wine trails.  Cheers!