Saudé Creek Vineyards first started out as Saudé Creek Farms, a small business that produced cider from apples harvested at Hill Pleasant Farms in Norge, VA. There was a small tasting room at Hill Pleasant Farms where the cider was sold until the idea formed to make wine. Saudé Creek was then moved to where it is now in New Kent County, located on one of the highest points in the area with views overlooking the Pamunkey River. The business’s first production resulted in 150 cases of an apple wine named Saudé Creek White.
