A quant winery that has an emphasis on sweet wines. The…read moresampling was fun, but not done in the typical fashion. There was no long winded introduction to each type, there was literally none with the exception of the name. It was a tranquil and peaceful place, even with an abundance of visitors. The prices are phenomenal and the experience positive.

The staff is welcoming and friendly. Nice and relaxed atmosphere. They wines are equal to top wines…read morein California. A Must!

This winery is a great experience. The staff is friendly and knowledgeable and the prices are…read morereasonable. We enjoy going there for wine tasing and listening to live music.

We had a wonderful celebrating my father's 90th Birthday!!…read moreBeautiful spot that is hidden away. Perfect location, and gorgeous views.

We've passed the interstate exit for this Winery for years because there was no sign. The owner had…read morethem intalled just this year and I suspect his business will grow by leaps and bounds as more people discover it. He has wines from dry red to sweet (both red and white), though the election was limited to 8 or 9 wines due to poor weather last year. You can try as many as you'd like. You're welcome to bring a picnic basket - as we did - and enjoy the swarm of hummingbirds (not hyperbole - we regularly go to the Hummingbird Festival in Holly Springs, MS and this exceeded the quantity we last saw there!). We enjoyed a glass of Polly White, then bought several bottles of assorted others. All-in-all, a very pleasant visit. Prices are very reasonable - $14 (each) for the 4 different wines we bought. They have bands and food trucks on occasion. We will be back

First time visiting and really loved the property. Very inviting. It's located about 45 minutes…read morefrom Memphis. The property is well marked. I love that you can access the vines immediately after party. There were indoor and outdoor tastings available. We attended the Forks & Corks event. Food and live music were included with tickets. Wine by the bottles are reasonably priced. The bathrooms were very clean. The property is well very kept. Great location for photos in the Vineyard.

Great atmosphere and great wine. They have a few brews for the beer drinkers too…read more Lots of handmade soaps, shirts, and other neat stuff available too! Usually have live entertainment on Saturday afternoons in the summer, food trucks as well. Bill and Margie do a great job!

A favorite place to relax. They often have live music. Regardless, the wine choices are…read moreinteresting, something for everyone's taste.

Cute little winery. We came here on a Sunday to check it out. We were allowed to sample quite a…read morefew. I wasn't expecting to like so many of them especially the fruity ones! We wound up buying a lot of bottles! There are some other things for sale in here. I got some cute napkins for my friend. Service was really good. Staff were very friendly. Definitely worth a visit.

Simple winery with normal wines and small gift shop. Fine outdoor area with no substantial viewsread more

Around mid-June, my wife and I were in the Paducah, KY area on the way to visit some friends. We…read morehad time to kill, so we Googled if there were any local wineries. The one we decided to check out was Poca Terra Winery. Once you leave Paducah proper heading out to the rural areas the roads very much start to narrow and winding, our ride to Poca Terra being no exception. Once we found the winery the countryside was well worth the trip. Poca Terra is a small winery on what may have been a farm at one time. There is a small vineyard next to the main house. In the back of the property, there is a barn-type structure that the owners are converting into a tasting building. For the present, the couple who own the winery does their tastings on an outside porch at the main house. We were the only ones there so we were able to spend time with the owners tasting and discussing their wines and how they came about becoming winemakers. They inherited some antique but functional winemaking equipment passed on down the years from his grandfather who used to make his wines. The equipment originally came from Italy and supplements their more modern equipment. I have to say, even though they may be a smaller winery, their estate bottle dry wines were excellent. My wife and I bought all five of their dry wines. One was a rather unique rose aged in oak. They also bottle sweet and semi-sweet wines. We thoroughly enjoyed our time with John and Karen, the owners, and their wines. We will come back and I would encourage you if you are in the area to pay a visit.

We showed up tonight for their music event and stood in line about a bottle wine and sat down in…read morethe rain came along, which we are not upset about cause the rain is what it is but what we are not happy about is you charge is five dollars for a corkage fee to take that bottle from your table down to the table we had in your yard. I don't understand why you would charge us extra five dollars to take the cork out of the bottle for us. Are we supposed to carry a wine cork so we don't have to pay for that??? unless it's required by law which I don't believe it is a little ridiculous

Super nice winery. Of course there are tastings and we got to try 6 different ones. There are…read moredefinitely some unusual ones here! I wound up buying a spicy tomato one that I can't wait to give my friend for her birthday. You can use it to make bloody Mary's. The winery gets its name from the bend in the river where it's located. The views here are gorgeous. Worth visit just to see the view! I love that they use their wines to make cocktails too. We each tried one of those. The owner was super nice and we enjoyed chatting with him.

The owners were very kind and informative . Loved the view and the atmosphere . The owner gave…read moreus the scoop about each testing we sampled . We would recommend a visit for those wine enthusiast and the beautiful overlook of the duck river .