We had a wonderful visit. Small winery with a lovely view. They have outdoor and indoor seating,…read moreoffering table service - which I don't often see at wineries. We started outside and all chose the "Tubular Wine Tasting" which offered 6 options - this time, it was 3 red and 3 white. The staff was very friendly and helpful, the decor gave an antique vibe. There was a food truck offering an interesting selection of tacos, sopas, empanadas, etc. They also had a special for St Patrick's Day of a green sangria/mimosa and gold dusted popcorn combo. I enjoyed the variety of wine options in the tasting and trying new things that I wouldn't normally order on my own. Overall, we really enjoyed our time here and they even allowed us to bring in our own snacks. They have options to build your own charcuterie boards as well.

Nice little vineyard with a sister cider location right down the road. You can choose from 2 set…read morewine tastings, pick wines for a flight, buy by the bottle or glass. They also have items for sale to make your own charcuterie board on-site. There was a taco food truck there when we went, but I'm not sure how often a food truck is on-site. The staff were all very polite, friendly and great at answering all of our questions. Overall this is a great relaxed hang out spot to go with family/friends, a girls afternoon, date or just a chill afternoon. I would definitely go back next time I am in town.

The Trolley Company canceled an event one week prior, leaving us scrambling to find an alternative.read more

The Trolley Co. provided clean, comfortable transportation for our guests and wedding party, and…read moreEva was wonderful to work with -- friendly, responsive, and professional. We appreciated their flexibility and great communication throughout the day!

We loved this service for my sister's bach weekend! Super clean and let us be girls!!read more

If I could leave a zero I would, the owner was rude, charged for an extra hour. The driver was…read moregreat but they don't know how to treat customers properly and would NeVeR ever tell anyone to use them

Beautiful winery and restaurant with a lovely setting. We visited as part of a tour with a large…read moregroup for a scheduled wine tasting. Unfortunately, when we arrived, the tasting room was still closed even though it should have opened 15 minutes earlier according to the website. The winery was aware of our group's arrival, but there was only one staff member working in the tasting room, which made the experience feel a bit disorganized. Rather than wait, many of us ended up going into the main building and ordering wine flights or individual glasses instead. While we didn't eat during our visit, the food that passed by our table looked delicious. Despite the issues with the tasting room, it seems like a wonderful spot for lunch or dinner, and the property itself is beautiful.

Great winery, beautiful views, and tasty wines…read more Wine tasting cost $15. They provided us water and a few crackers with our tasting. The wines were tasty. We ended up purchasing a few bottles to take home. Great whites and reds.

Top of the line winery featuring modern design. Everything was top notch, the wine was fine, the…read moreambiance sitting on top of the mountain is incredible.

This vineyard is absolutely gorgeous! If you're looking for a winery while in the Asheville area, I…read morehighly recommend visiting Marked Tree Vineyard. It is both intimate and beautiful. We came here as our first stop on my bachelorette vineyard tour. We were warmly welcome by the staff and (I believe) one of the owners. Inside, they had a bunch of art lining the walls which I found charming. We got a large table for our group of 10 on the outdoor patio. We were able to sit under the umbrellas for those who did not want sun. We were given three wines to try and cheese boards. Our group adored the cheese boards. We loved all the local goodies that were included in them. We enjoyed the wines we had. I'm blanking on the names, but one of my friends really liked the wine that had their dog on the logo. It's a stunning space because of all the greenery, the mountain views, and the vineyards.

I organized a wine tour through Kimberlee for a girls weekend/bachelorette and was extremely…read moredisappointed with the service, communication, and entire day. We made the most of it, but at the end of the day I would have rather have just hired a car service and mapped out wineries on my own. Please beware of the following: * Kimberlee was 45 minutes late for picking us up for our day of wineries. * Kimberlee drove us to our first winery while texting-and-driving, and when one of us expressed concern she snapped at us. * Our tour included a *pastries and mimosas* breakfast , but we did not get these until noon (and the *pastries* = mini-muffins). ~10 minutes later we were served lunch (so if you book you might want to eat your own breakfast and plan on bringing snacks). * Kimberlee and I discussed an itinerary with a specific pick-up and drop-off time, but she either didn't listen or didn't write it down because nothing went as requested. * When I special requested a particular winery stop (and called ahead to confirm that they could take our party for tasting), she refused to take us there because she didn't have a *business relationship* with the winery. I think we could have figured something else out on our own, and I have been successful in the past with NC Wineries with just hiring a car service/van separately and mapping out your own tour. I would recommend that for the money. It made for a very awkward and stressful day that should have been all sunshine and wine.

Travels in Wine is a good tour organizer: They're friendly, professional, well-organized. The…read moreproblem is that it's pretty hard to find a really good winery in NC, especially if you're looking for one that grows its own grapes. Some of the wineries on our tour were pretty decent, and one in particular was absolutely terrible (which I've since heard has been taken out of the tour). But the choice of really good NC wine is just very, very small. What makes these tours enjoyable is going to be the beautiful scenery, the fun of being chauffeured around for a day, and talking to all kinds of interesting people. But we did not feel like we learned a great deal about wine, despite the fact that the tour included a "mini wine-making lesson". That was not as informative as expected. Also, the wine and chocolate pairing we were supposed to experience consisted in being offered a bowl of a single kind of okay chocolates after the tasting. When we tried to book our tour and set a date, it was very hard to get in touch with Travels in Wine. I had to wait three days for my call to be returned. On the other hand, after emailing some feedback after the tour, I got a reply very quickly with detailed comments to my feedback, which was a pleasant experience.

I was expecting a dopey outbuilding, possibly a shed. It's seriously super cool. Great big…read morebuilding lots of outside space hundreds of seats. Food. Full bar. I came here for the brewery and I get the impression that the brewery may be in addition. I was super impressed.

Enjoyed a wonderful 4th of July evening at Trailside Brewing. Big open area with inside or outside…read moreseating. We set inside, large fans and big open doors made for a beautiful breeze that blew through. Keeping you cool and comfortable Music 5-8pm from a guitar player. Large selection of beers on tap all cold and delicious, on the beer side service was friendly and quick. We ordered food from their kitchen, my husband had a mixed leafy green salad-(lots of arugula) he added a piece of Salmon on top. Salad was first served with zero dressing (yuk) my husband took it back had salad dressing added he said it was good. I had the wings (teriyaki), they were hot, crispy and delicious. I will definitely.order them again. On the bar side - Trailside bartender was "unfriendly" several in our party ordered sodas and mixed drinks, the woman bartender was indifferent with an attitude, like it was a bother to take a drink order. I returned for a refill of soda and was told nastily "$3 we don't do refills" WOW! Really??? No need to be nasty I didn't know and last time I was there the bartender happily refilled my soda-(which was mostly ice) Obviously this lady dislikes her job! No matter how fun or nice a place is or how good the food, if service is lacking or server gives a negative attitude people won't return. I would give 5 stars to Trailside Brewing if service would have been friendly and smiled.

Found this place on Yelp. The good reviews persuaded us to come check it out Good choice…read more Tuesday greeted us and give us a good explanation of the different wines made here. Paul came by to chat for a bit, brought his dog Mae over, very personable and informative. The wines are great as well as the wine slushy. They even had Octoberfest beer. Also enjoyed the setting in the woods and the overall atmosphere and experience.

There are so many winery choices in this area. But we always love the smaller , more intimate…read moretastings. We enjoyed three flights to be able to taste all of the 12 dry wines. We enjoyed an informative conversation with the owner/Wine maker. Highly recommend this winery especially the 828 reserve. Who can resist the wagging tail greeter, Mae?

What an amazing time with these guys!! James and the team were so cool. They know so much about…read moreAsheville and we stopped at all the best places!!!

This was one of my favorite parts of my trip to Asheville!…read more Such a unique way to experience breweries. I love active ways to experience a city and this was the perfect one. The scenery was beautiful, the breweries were so fun, and Katherine was a great guide. Such a laid back afternoon and fun experience. Anyone who is at all interested in paddle boarding or kayaking, and breweries, should book this while in Asheville!