SIP AND SLIDERS
February Weekends
1pm-5pm

$15 Adults, $10 Teens (13-20 yrs), $5 Children (2-12yrs)

Sip some wine and munch on sliders for a new way to enjoy February at Boordy.  Live music and marshmallows outside at the cauldron will give you good times with your sweetheart and your friends.  Three sliders, six wine samples and an engraved Boordy wineglass are included in your admission. Clementine's sliders are: Organic Pulled Pork, Genuine Meat Company Meatloaf, Chicken Tikka Sausage, and will be served with smoked Gouda mashed potatoes. No alcohol other than Boordy wine is allowed on the premises.

Live Music Schedule
Saturday, February 25 - Janine Wilson Duo
Sunday, February 26 - Mudbugs

Please note:
Attendence at Sip & Sliders is subject to space constraints and may sell out.  We advise advance online purchase of tickets. Only a limited number of tickets will be available for purchase at the gate on the day of the event. 

If the event is filled, please consider enjoying Boordy's Tasting Room and Wineshop downstairs.  Winery and Vineyard tours are given at 2pm and 3:30pm.  Winetastings are held throughout the day at a cost of $5 (including wineglass).

TO BUY & BOOK TICKETS ONLINE click here (a service charge from TicketLeap applies).

TO RECEIVE BOORDY EVENT E-MAILS click here.

TOUR DE TANKS 2012
Mason-Dixon Wine Trail
Saturdays & Sundays
March 3 - April 1 12-5pm

Join the fourteen wineries of the Mason-Dixon Wine Trail for the 7th Annual Tour de Tanks, where winemakers open their doors to give visitors an exclusive opportunity to sample wines straight from the barrel.  Learn from winemakers about the characteristics of each wine, and enjoy special food pairings as you chat with fellow wine enthusiasts along the way.  Tickets are $25.

To learn more about tickets, packages, and participating wineries, click here.

Voted "Best Winery for a Day Trip"
by Baltimore Magazine

"More so than any other local vineyard, Boordy has embraced the concept of Winery as Destination.  Of course it offers the de rigueur tasting and tours, but there's also a summertime farmers' market on Thursdays, live music every Saturday night in the summer, special events like a Father's Day picnic, and the Autumn WineFest on Sundays in October offering grape-pressing demos, wagon rides, and craft vendors.  It makes you wonder how they find the time to actually, you know, make wine."  Baltimore Magazine, August issue 2011.