This review is based on a private group tasting…read more We had a reservation for a group tasting an pairing at this satellite location of the winery. Everything was organized and ready for our group. There were eight wines, each was well paired with an item, primarily cheese, but also nuts or chocolate. While we did not like all of the wines, the overall experience was great, which was down to the staff. Caitlyn (not sure if the spelling is correct) was phenomenal, we really enjoyed her hosting us, as well as the couple other staff that popped in. Worth checking out, especially if you have a group and can make a reservation. The location is a bit off from downtown, but the historical building also has a other shops to check out and a distillery.

I was really disappointed with my experience at Grinder's Switch Winery today, and this is not the…read morefirst time with this same bartender. Unfortunately, the bartender's attitude completely overshadowed what should have been a relaxing visit. From the moment I approached the bar, they came across as rude, impatient, and seemed genuinely bothered that I was there. Great service can make an average experience memorable, but poor customer service can ruin even the best wine. I left feeling unwelcome and won't be returning as customer service becomes is not their priority. I hope management addresses this, because every guest deserves to be treated with courtesy and respect. My visit was today 7/21/26 at your Nashville location

I had the best time here and the wine is definitely something to write home about. The ladies…read moreworking here "Trish" was who served us was very knowledgeable and amazingly nice and helpful. Unfortunately for us we had to go inside to the cellar due to tornado warning but it was still a great time to be had. You could shop in there for hours and definitely get a great laugh from all the amazing producers they have for sale. If you have someone who loves wine or has a home bar the this is a must go shop and experience place. We stayed till they closed mostly. I loved it so much I could write forever about this place. Amazing. Made me feel like in Europe or Napa valley tasting wine in one of those authentic vineyard. 10 starts for sure. There are great seating area outside but unfortunately I was not able to take pictures due to heavy rain.

What a nice spot to Harvest Host at. There is no food such as a full meals type but they do offer…read moresnacks to enjoy with your wine. The service and communication by Tiffany and Kim was very nice as it was nice of them to let us know of the happenings inside the winery that evening. We did go out and enjoy the live music, grabbed some snacks and wine samplers from the winery. All very good. Definitely a recommended stop and we'll be back.

John welcomed us like we were long time friends. Wine tremendous. Walked away with…read morerecommendations other places to stop on our trip. Do not miss this stop. Don't miss this hidden

Russian lady-- wry kind and knowledgeable served us--beautiful location with outdoor seating and…read moreindoor venue for rentals. Cranberry spice was my favorite!

Great winery in the country! We did a tasting and the wines…read moreare quite good! I went home with a bottle of the harmony. Our bartender was wonderful and told us all the horror of the place. The ground are gorgeous! They have some great snacks, I don't know if you can byof but I'd ask next time.

Lovely winery & art! Every single wine was delicious & the family running it are fun bright…read morebeautiful souls that you can tell put a lot of love into the wine & music they host at Prickers Creek!!

Perfect place regardless of the wine you like. The port is a must try.... Delicious. Love that…read morethey're dog friendly. The views are beautiful and it's just so relaxing. There is a kitchen too. So glad we stopped by!

Visited on a late Saturday afternoon around 5:45 or 6 pm. Yelp says closes at 9 pm on Saturday but…read morethe posted time was 7 pm. Ordered a light dinner (chicken salad on croissant with fries) and had a wine tasting. 3 free for each of us. The sandwich was okay (could have used extra mayo) & the fries tasty. Enjoyed each of the off-dry/semi-sweet and sweet wines we tried. My favorite was the Jammin' Blackberry port-style wine. The service was excellent with good explanations & a true feeling of welcome even late in the day. There was a light breeze as the sun started to go down. Ww sat outside & had a great view of the nearby vines and fields. Enjoyed our time there and will be back when in the area again.

Quality/Quantity - LOL, I said I was NOT going to drink today until we came across a local TN…read morewinery?!?! My daughter said she wanted to try but right before we started, but she changed her mind... Well I am committed now. They did let me share with her, she took a sip or two. See pictures of all the wines we tasted. They are also known for their "WineTeazers," see pictures. Atmosphere - In a mall, so this location is a satellite location. Wine tasting at the counter. Lounge seating if you just want to buy a drink or two and relax. Service - Good. Price - $10 + generous tip. Owner Comment - Congrats on your success since 2005/2008. Interesting how you switched from a Christian Retreat Center to a winery. :) Lastly, congrats on your success at this location since 2019.

Had a wonderful wine tasting experience! Charlene was friendly, knowledgeable, and made excellent…read morerecommendations. Every wine we tried was delicious--highly recommend stopping by.

Everyone knows about Tennessee whiskey but what about Tennessee wine? Sure, people from California…read morelikely think Tennessee should just stay in their lane and do the whole whiskey thing, but I think that Cellar 53 is onto something with their Tennessee wines! Cellar 53 is the winery experience that you need to have with great wines. They have everything you need for an enjoyable time here. Unbeknownst to us, Cellar 53 was having a 'Wildflowers and Wine' event the lovely Saturday afternoon that we happened to go there. There was live music on their covered back patio and out in front there was a food truck selling tacos, a stand selling goat cheese and fudge, a stand with sangria and then a garden tent with hanging plants and pots filled with flowers for Mother's Day. There were so many pros about our day here and the cons aren't really a big deal at all! Pros: -Prices: You simply cannot beat a tasting which is $5 for 5 wines! The bottles are almost all under $20 so you will not break the bank coming here even if you buy several bottles. -Wines: they have a good mixture of whites, reds and fruit wines which the fruit is Tennessee-grown. My boyfriend doesn't really drink wine but he loved the Brush Creek Sweet White (thank you Cellar 53 we have a new wino!) so we got a couple bottles of that one and one of their Wildberry wine. -Beautiful grounds: their back patio has comfortable seating with pillows and then picnic tables and other seating. They do have a corn hole set as well. -The staff: Since it is a family-owned operation one of the staff told us stories about the grounds and wines which we really enjoyed. Also, we bought a block of their herb cheese and crackers which they cut up for us in cubes and brought out to the patio. Cons: -Far for most. It is 30 minutes from our house but likely Nashville folks will find it to be more like an hour. It is worth the trip though! -Small tasting bar area. I would say that perhaps 8 people can stand up at the tasting room bar area at any time. Even on a busy day we only had to wait about 5 or 10 minutes before a couple of people left the area so that we could do a tasting, which wasn't too bad. There was an adjacent room to the bar area that looked like it could accommodate larger parties so I think that with advanced notice this wouldn't be a problem. Tips: -The payment option didn't give me a place to tip when I paid with my credit card. Bring cash if you'd like to show the staff your appreciation! -Bring a blanket and picnic items for an afternoon of lounging. There are plenty of shaded areas due to the many trees.

First off I want to say that I am by no means a wine person. After enjoying a wine & chocolate…read morepairing at the Watertown is for Lovers event I really enjoyed the Harvest White and Sweet Red that I tried. My friend and I decided to head over to the actual winery just 20 minutes outside of Watertown. I was a little concerned when driving there that I had put it in my GPS incorrectly, it took me through some neighborhoods and lots of farmland (which I am not used to being a city girl!). Suddenly we pulled into a beautiful open land with signage that led you in the right direction. We were greeted by the most adorable "guard dogs," they were lazing out front and that's when I knew this was going to be a good visit. We signed up for another wine tasting, because heck I'll do anything that's $5. We sampled five different wines, and not being much of a wine drinker...I sampled all the sweet wines. The staff member that helped us was extremely knowledgeable of the process and the history, it was a great experience. I thoroughly enjoyed them all, but was partial to the Wildberry and the Sweet Red--which we grabbed bottles of. They also had cute decor that you could buy, funny wine glasses, and a large outdoor space that is perfect for a picnic on a nice day. I will definitely be back when that time comes for nice weather, a new bottle of Sweet Red, and to hang out with their 4-legged welcoming committee!