&nbsp;Saturday, Oct. 24: Taste with Early Mountain at The Wine Cabinet in Reston, VA <a href="https://www.thewinecabinet.com/event/22188?utm_source=chatgpt.com">Event details</a>&nbsp;Wednesday, Nov. 4: Join Early Mountain for a Wine Dinner at Captain Gregory’s in Alexandria, VA <a href="https://resy.com/cities/alexandria-va/venues/captain-gregorys/events/wine-dinner-early-mountain-vineyards-2026-11-04?seats=2&amp;date=2026-08-27&amp;utm_source=chatgpt.com">Reserve your seat</a> &nbsp;

Upcoming Wine Events in the DC Area

Early Mountain X Barboursville Vineyards&nbsp; Celebrating Virginia Wine Month Two icons of Virginia wine unite for one extraordinary evening this October. Join us for a four-course dinner celebrating Virginia wine, hosted by Jon Ruel, President of Early Mountain, and Luca Paschina, Winemaker of Barboursville Vineyards. The menu will be brought to life by Executive Chef Tim Moore of Early Mountain and Executive Chef Michael Clough of Barboursville, with a progression of locally sourced dishes crafted to harmonize with selections from both wineries. Between courses, Jon and Luca will share their perspectives on the evolution of Virginia wine, and the stories behind the bottles. This is a rare opportunity to experience two of Virginia’s most celebrated wineries in conversation and in the glass. $195 per guest ($180 for members). Ticket price includes all service fees; taxes are added at checkout. &nbsp;

Early Mountain X Barboursville Vineyards 

Celebrate All Hallows’ Eve with an evening of pasta, wine, and a little culinary magic. This hands-on Edible Insight explores the craft of fresh pasta, from mixing and rolling dough to shaping it by hand, with a playful Halloween twist. During the chef-led demonstration, Chef Tim will prepare fresh pasta from start to finish, exploring the fundamentals of pasta dough, mixing, kneading, resting and rolling, along with simple shapes and techniques that can easily be recreated at home. He’ll also demonstrate how natural ingredients like squid ink, roasted squash, herbs, and beet can create colorful and dramatic pasta doughs without changing the fundamental technique. Then it’s your turn. Guests will move to their own stations to roll and shape fresh pasta by hand, experimenting with different shapes and techniques along the way. The evening concludes with a seasonal family-style dinner featuring fresh pasta and autumn-inspired flavors, paired with Early Mountain wines. And because it is All Hallows’ Eve, costumes are encouraged. Come dressed for the occasion, whether that means fully committed or just a little festive. Chef Tim will select the evening’s best costume, with the winner receiving a $50 Early Mountain gift card to return and enjoy in the Tasting Room another time. Menu: Tempura Fried Emiko Cabbage Fennel &amp; Poppy Seed, Cumin, Lemon, Dijon-Champagne Cream White Belgian Endive Pickled Fennel, Asian Pear, Marcona Almond, Chèvre, White Peppercorn, Vanilla Vinaigrette Ember Roasted Carrots Whipped Sheep’s Milk Feta, Pomegranate, Toasted Pepita, Maple-Sherry Emulsion Squid Ink Fusilli Pasta Butternut Squash, Wild Mushroom, Garlic Confit, Gremolata New Frontier Bison Ribeye Celery Root, Crispy Carrot, Black Garlic Demi-Glace Wildflower Honey Panna Cotta&nbsp; Poached Pear, Candied Almond, Lemon, Thyme &nbsp;

Edible Insight: All Hallows’ Eve

We had such a great time at our rooftop Member Mingle that we’re doing it again, this time in Del Ray. Join us at Evening Star Cafe for an evening created just for Early Mountain Wine Club members. From 6–9PM, settle in with Early Mountain wines, passed canapés, and plenty of time to mingle with fellow members and Winemaker Maya Hood White. Come raise a glass with us in Alexandria. &nbsp;