Such a fun spot for a tasting! With in an art gallery, I believe she said they had 25 different…read moreartist on display. Then the gifts they have our so cute, fun and playful. The strawberry mango wine you must try it was so good!

First off, I apologize for lack of photos. When we walked into this place, it was for the Wine…read moreTasting, so didn't even realize they had other things to purchase. It's not super easy to find! Dahlonega has lots of interesting twists and turns and back alley shops and some shops blended in so well with other places, that a random door opens up to more unique experiences. So, that's how we found this place. We were waiting to get our names in for Bourbon Street Grille, and this random door behind us boasted wine tasting. I thought it was just a one room deal behind us. When you see the door and the shop, you'll fully understand. If you like wine, this is worth it and a MUCH better deal than the Wine Festival (which is what we came for). It's not a big place and technically only has about 8 seats at the bar for tasting. Thankfully, it seemed all the festival goers didn't know about this place (bc it's totally a Harry Potter hidden type of deal) so we got 4 seats. The kids roamed around the shop while we tried wine. The flights are $12/$16 based off the wines you want. They have white, red, blended and rose. Oh, check in on Yelp and receive one free taste of any wine (I used mine)!!! I did the Rose, Merlot, Vidal Blanc, Pinot Grigio, and the Petit Manseng. Loved the Merlot (had a spicy after taste) the most! Then the Pinot Grigio. The Petit Manseng is their strongest wine but was my least favorite. However, I tasted the Trillium from someone else's in our group and LOVED IT. We ended up buying a bottle of Mtn Harvest Red plus the Apfelwein (the lady described it so well and made us want to get a bottle). I can honestly say I had such a buzz from the flight that I stopped drinking when we went to go eat. The wine was really good and certainly hit, so be careful! Totally worth checking this place out, if you can find it!!!

If Tuscany and the North Georgia mountains had a love child…read more.. A visit to Montaluce Winery in Dahlonega feels like a little escape to Italy. The winding drive up to the vineyard is breathtaking, and the views only get better from there. Treat yourself to a wine tasting, then enjoy an authentic Italian meal at Trattoria di Montaluce. Reservations are highly recommended, especially on weekends. I only stopped by this time, but next visit? I'm staying for golden hour, watching the sunset over the vineyards, and ending the evening with a beautiful dinner.

Service tonight was horrible and the manager coped an attitude toward me. Food was actually good…read more Waitress was kind but just never around. We are local and will not be back. The manager was very unprofessional and rude. Really guys?

Great wine tasting, and staff is so friendly and knowledgeable. They were able to tell us the…read moredifference in the wines and meads they had and told us about Dahlonega and the different events they have. Cute little wine gift shop with wine tasting in the middle. Great spot to find some locals and hear some stories!

A very nice and quiet place to pop into for a tasting or a glass of wine while you are enjoying the…read moredowntown square. It is nice to stop here and try a variety of wines from the local vineyards. Nice and attentive service who are willing to share their deep knowledge of the local vineyards and their wines. Highly recommended!

You can find Wolf Mountain Vineyards at 180 Wolf Mountain Trl Dahlonega, GA 30533. This was about…read more10-15 minutes from campus (downtown Dahlonega) I attended a wedding of my friends Katherine and Chris at the winery - honestly I didn't taste any of the wine (yes I know, bad) but enjoyed myself. The venue is pretty spectacular with great views of the surrounding hills and valleys along with the vineyards as the hang of the side of the mountain. There were two aspects that pushed my opinion down a bit, neither are really the fault of the venue or business so I've stayed with the 5-stars. The wedding was held in an outdoor pavilion with great views, but during the first week of August quite hot. There are ceiling fans but they didn't help too much - I was sweltering in my jacket and tie by the time the ceremony ended (just be aware if you book something here during the hot season). The second, there are a lot of stairs as you are on the side of a mountain. If you have a hard time traversing a lot of stairs, there are other means of getting around so once again be aware. The main "hall" has windows with fantastic views. I thought the food was exceptional and wish I had taken more photos, but there were a lot of poor lighting (I was seated next to the dance area). My apologies for the missing check in and the lack of photos but I didn't want to be obnoxious at a wedding. Overall I love the rustic charm of this place and plan to return and more fully explore the wine offerings. I thought the service was exceptional with very accommodating staff, especially the bartenders.

I had some Sunday afternoon time to kill in Dahlonega while my daughter hangs out with a friend…read more Her friend's father recommended I make a short trip up to Wolf Mountain Vineyards. Sadly, I arrived 30 minutes before closing so I had enough time for a glass of wine but not a time for tasting. The building and property is expensive with beautiful views of grapevine's leading up to the main building. There are several outdoor areas from which to choose to sit. The top one is covered with ceiling fans. With the threat of storms this afternoon, I chose to sit there. The view here is absolutely stunning- I can see several other mountains and the storms in the distance. The friendly host us at the register reviewed some wines with me so I chose the Plenitude. It's a blend of steel aged Chardonnay with voignier. It's crisp and perfect for a hot summer day. If you are in the area for an event or a weekend or an overnight, I highly recommend visiting both Mountain Vineyards and Winery.

Frogtown was in the middle of Kaya and the distillery that was on my agenda this day that I was in…read moreNorth Georgia so I said why not! Frogtown is a very nice venue with the seating area overlooking the vineyard. I'm not exaggerating over it being very nice...the view almost looked fake but it was very real. They serve their wine flights as full glasses so if you have had a day full of wine tastings and you decide to stop here, I hope you are staying in the area, lol. I didn't get to try any of the food.

So I was up in this part of Georgia and did a couple of wine tours and this was one that I stopped…read moreat. It was pretty cool and the venue itself was really nice. You'll come in after you park and then go straight to the building and there's a huge bar top area but there's a dining room area all around so you probably can rip this space out because there's plenty of seating. I was trying to do the flight so that I could get a full taste of what they have and they have multiple options. A lot of them are reds though, so just keep that in mind. If you don't like the dry reds, you may want to check for something else but they do have plenty of options. What I liked about this one was that the flight that I ordered was actually a full glass of wine and not small tastings. I got a full perspective of what it would look like to have a full glass. Just know that the wine will get you there lol. It's okay. Three glasses of wine over a good view, you can't beat that. They have an indoor, like I mentioned, but everybody was actually sitting outdoors on the patio area. The patio area was covering the view of all the greenery and all the vines and the backdrop of being in nature. It is a really good view. Everybody there was super cool and very helpful when we talked to them about that and they gave good explanations to the specific whys because if you don't know, you don't know. You check the pictures and you know what I mean but it's a really good view so I would definitely give this a shot!

They have a great setting with the patio overlooking the grapes and mountains. We thought the wine…read morewas fantastic, wife and I each got a tasting with is four 2oz pours and a glass you keep. The tastings are $35 a piece which is higher than most we've seen. As much as we liked the wine the cost per bottle was out of our normal range so we passed on grabbing anything to go. If you want to treat yourself, this would be a great place to do so n

Views of the vineyards were great here. Live music and great wine options. Service was great. It…read morewas just so packed in the afternoon, so get there early if you want to relax.

Grapevines has great food, service and ambience. Manuela goes above and beyond for her patrons. She…read moreis very personable and attentive. Love her! Debbie

From the moment we entered, I could tell I'd made the right decision for lunch. We were promptly…read moregreeted and seated. The music playing from the speakers was honest jazz pop fusion and lent to a great atmosphere. They start with bread and oil, which is delicious. The bread was soft and warm, with just enough garlic and salt. We ordered Meatball ricotta and shared. It was so pretty that I almost didn't want to eat it. But it was good once I did. When we have more time, we'll certainly be back to try more items on the menu.

Loved this winery! On a recent visit to Dahlonega, I visited several wineries with family. A few of…read morethose had live must , which would normally be a cool option. But in at least two cases, the music was too loud and the dining was not particularly enjoyable. So when we got to Three Sisters and were able to sit out in their covered patio, with nice background music, it was so incredibly nice. We probably spent over an hour sharing wine and talking on a beautiful day and with a stunning view! Will definitely visit again for our next family get-together!

So this spot was random and it was just a stop off from going to another spot but I feel like if…read moreyou're going to be in the area, you may as well do all the things. You'll come in and park and you'll have all the views of the greenery and the grapes, which is a really nice setting. Came in and there were some people at the wine bar and they immediately get to work. They were talking about the wine specifics and they were super friendly. It ended up ordering a flight and you get to pick several flights from the menu and they'll bring it to you. Now the flights were not specific so you could pick anything off of the menu, just about. You didn't have to stay within a certain range but there were a couple of off-limits ones. That's not a big deal because they had plenty of options. I stuck with the dry reads and they did a really good job with those but there are still plenty of options for everybody, quite honestly. There's an inside and an outside to it but I ended up staying inside by the bar in the corner just to check out the scene. There were plenty of people coming in and out just to buy wine as well because they have wine for sale obviously. It was really a full-service operation there and everybody was so friendly. It felt like it was a family-oriented situation there. Overall the experience is pretty good. I don't have any complaints about it and if you're in the area you may want to stop by. I mean this overall because everything is really close together within a couple of miles so you might as well lol

First time here! I've heard about this coffee shop for so long, and it's been on my bucket list to…read morevisit. The scenery is beautiful. They had someone playing guitar or something while I was there, in their covered area outdoors. It was crowded, but that was expected. My only issue was that I was only greeted by one person. The man working at the wine spot was nice and took the time to talk to me. The other workers mostly just looked at me and didn't say anything. No "hello", no "welcome". Just stares. I ordered the apple pie chai, and it was a 10/10! It tasted like fall in a cup. I would love to come back again, especially during the fall season.

My absolutely most favorite coffee shop with amazing views, great beans and good service,…read more Located near Yonah mountain with a cow farm view. It's a beautiful place to connect with nature. The place smelled like great roasted beans. Service was great and gave great suggestions The coffee was excellent. The pastries delicious, the chai was the best chai I have had. You must try! You won't regret it.

We stopped at this wine bar on whim. Nice place, we only had 1 glass of wine but it was very…read moreenjoyable. I recommend it

Sante Wine Bar was exceptional. Everyone was friendly and very attentive. The charcuterie board was…read moredelicious and fresh and the wine recommendation was right on point. Would recommend stopping in if you are in town.