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Gray Ghost Winery, a labor of love for 3 generations, took root in Dale City

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Before Al and Cheryl Kellert opened their Amissville winery, Gray Ghost, they grew grapes in their Dale City backyard and made wine in the basement.
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Gray Ghost Winery, a labor of love for 3 generations, took root in Dale City

Before Al and Cheryl Kellert opened their Amissville winery, Gray Ghost, they grew grapes in their Dale City backyard and made wine in the basement.

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Prince William Times broke the news in on Thursday, May 8, 2025.
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