Cured hardwood for tasting-room fire pits, brewery fire rings, and the patios where your customers actually spend their afternoons.
Central Virginia's winery and brewery scene is built on outdoor experiences — fire pits at sunset, fireplaces in tasting rooms, fire rings on the patio. The wood you burn shapes how the place feels and smells. Crossroads supplies wineries, breweries, and tasting rooms across the region with cured, premium hardwood that lights easily, burns clean, and doesn't fight the wine.
Truck-Based Loads
A typical winery with 3–5 active fire pits burns about 1 full cord per month during peak season (April–November).
Premium Mix — cured red oak, white oak, and chestnut. The Truckload (approximately ½ cord) covers smaller spots; full tasting rooms usually run a Dump Load or more.
Most winery and brewery accounts run on a seasonal cadence — heavy from April through November, lighter in winter. We can pre-position a season's worth of wood at the start of the season or run a monthly delivery, whichever fits your storage and operations. For properties with 5+ active fire pits, we usually recommend bulk delivery quarterly.
Bargain firewood from Facebook Marketplace is unpredictable — green wood that smokes the patio out, pine that throws sparks into your seating area, junk hardwood that won't catch. Your guests will notice. Crossroads sells premium firewood for hospitality businesses that take their guest experience seriously.
It depends on how many fire pits or fireplaces you run and how often. A winery with 3–5 fire pits running every Friday–Sunday burns about a full cord per month from April through November. Higher-traffic properties with 8+ fire features can burn 2–3 cords per month.
Yes — we can split your seasonal supply across smaller weekly or biweekly deliveries so you're never sitting on more wood than you can stack cleanly. Just tell us your storage situation when we set up your account.
Yes — every split we cut is uniform enough to stack cleanly. If you want extra-presentation-quality splits for prominent guest-facing displays (lobby fireplaces, entrance fire features), let us know and we'll select for it.
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