Loew Vineyards

Loew Vineyards is a family-run winery in Mount Airy, Frederick County, Maryland, drawing on five generations of winemaking history. The Loew family name traces back to Poland, where they produced Kosher honey wines in the 19th and 20th centuries. In 2025, the winery began the process to become Maryland's first and only Kosher winery, working under Star-K and Masorti supervision. Its releases include Mechaya, a dry honey wine made with local apple cider and wildflower and clover honey, and a 2025 Barbera Nouveau. The Tribute Series of meads honors individual family members whose lives were affected by the Holocaust. Visitors can taste at the winery's tasting room, which sits beside the production room. Guided tastings walk guests through six wines and share the Loew family legacy. Guests may also visit for a glass or bottle, bring their own food, and enjoy outdoor space. The wine club offers quarterly allocations, limited releases, and member discounts.

Written by Ava from public sources. Not written or reviewed by the winery.