Picnicking at Vineyards in North Georgia
One of the most fun things to do on a nice day is to enjoy a picnic outside in a beautiful space. Fortunately, some of the best picnic locations in the Georgia mountains can...
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Vineyards & Wineries in the Georgia Mountains
The climate and specific geography of the North Georgia mountains produce award-winning red, white, and rose wines among the Blue Ridge mountain scenery. This distinctive environment allows for unique opportunities to enjoy local craftsmanship...
Frogtown Cellars
An incredibly large selection of award-winning wines makes Frogtown Cellars a GaMountainsGuide.com favorite! Frogtown has 44 acres of vineyards on their 57-acre North Georgia property, with 25 different varieties of wine grapes. Over 20,000 grapevines...
Hightower Creek Vineyards
Located in the Upper Hiwassee Highlands American Viticultural Area (est. 2014), the vines at Hightower Creek Vineyards are a mix of old-world vinifera such as Cabernet Franc, Pinot Gris, and Merlot, along with native...
Crane Creek Vineyards
High in the Blue Ridge Mountains of North Georgia in the Upper Hiwassee Highlands AVA lies the charming Crane Creek Vineyards. Enjoy the award-winning estate-grown, produced, and bottled wines at their spacious vineyard. Outdoor...
Chateau Meichtry
Visit the Chateau Meichtry vineyard, winery, and tasting room near Ellijay, GA, and enjoy a wide selection of local wines. The tasting room is open 7 days a week for tastings and offers extras...
12 Spies Vineyards & Farm
12 Spies Vineyards and Farms is located in Rabun Gap, in the Northeast corner of the Georgia mountains. The refreshing smell of crisp, clean mountain air hits you instantly upon arrival at this vineyard and...
Ott Farms and Vineyard
One of North Georgia’s most scenic views is found at Ott Farms and Vineyard near Ellijay. Enjoy this vineyard’s friendly and knowledgeable staff, easy-drinking wines, and some of the best views in the Georgia...
Engelheim Vineyards
Sample award-winning wines at Engelheim Vineyards farm winery in Ellijay, GA. Create your own custom wine tasting by selecting your favorite wines from the current menu or purchase your favorite wines by the glass...
Creekstone Winery
Creekstone Winery is located in a French-style tasting room above Hardman Farm near Helen, Georgia. The winery serves Creekstone Wines, Bubbly Blush, and Bubbly White wine. Founded in 2019, it is one of the...
Sweet Acre Farms Winery
Sweet Acre Farms Winery is located in the foothills of the Georgia mountains and is proud to be Hall County’s first winery. For anyone approaching the mountains from the South, this can be a...
Habersham Winery
Conveniently located on the main road between Helen and Sautee lies the Habersham Winery. One of the oldest and largest Georgia wineries, Habersham has been producing wines since 1983. There are no vineyards to roam...
The Annual Georgia Wine Highway Event
NOTE: Check back later for details about the 2022 wine highway event — rumors are that the event is expected to happen in mid-March, although there has been no official confirmation of this to...
Grapes and Ladders Vineyards and Winery
One of Ellijay’s newest vineyards is Grapes and Ladders Vineyard and Winery which opened to the public in October 2020. This vineyard, winery, and tasting room is proud to offer a relaxing environment that...
Modern Luxury in the Foothills at Château Élan Winery & Resort
For a great excursion on your way to the Georgia mountains, consider a visit to the posh and newly renovated Château Élan in Braselton. My sweetie and I took an Autumn 2020 trip to...
Waldmet Cellars
Enjoy locally crafted mead, cider, wine, plus a few other special treats at Jasper’s first meadery, Waldmet Cellars. After opening in August 2020, this small tasting room has consistently featured a rotating selection of...
Buckley Vineyards
One of North Georgia’s newest vineyards is Buckley Vineyards Farm + Winery opened in May 2021, excited to finally share their wines with the public. The tasting room is located across the street from...
