The vibe is amazing The wine list is great…read moreI enjoyed the fireplace The local wine is my favorite

What can I say? Two years later and it is still one of my very favorite local places for all of the…read moresame reasons. The wine is exceptionally good and I love that they make changes to the selection from time to time. The winery is clean and spacious with indoor and outdoor seating. It is such a charming little place. The staff feels like people you have known for a really long time. I feel very lucky to have a place like this so close to home.

Now this winery makes a statement. The hidden gem is tucked in between a residential and business…read morearea but also has a Kick Ass name of one of the wines, called Skeeter P (Piss). And for a non-sweet wine connoisseur, this wine is exceptionally aromatic and balanced. Seemingly, from the time we entered this place they had lots of visitors. Another of the North Alabama wineries, this place is impressive. After chatting with the owner, Keith, a gregarious and informative historian you can see that he has turned this winery into a competitor one that others in Alabama and surrounding areas, best take notice. Since they don't sell outside of Alabama or in restaurants at this point, they are known by simple marketing which is by, Word of Mouth. Darn, that speaks volumes on how good their wines are. From the outside, the winery appears modest and unassuming with a homemade cat sanctuary off to the side as you enter as well as comfortable seating if you want to sit awhile and drink a few glasses of wine. However, once inside you see a display of wines in a modern showcase, signage revealing free wine tasting, wall art and decor throughout. The focal point, an American flag with wines and champagne glasses adorning it, as though they were selected to display a vestige of the modern south which is now a true competitor in the wine game. Keith, personable, engaging and endearing. He served as the wine pourer, provided the archive of the winery and even gave my party of 4 a tour. He showed us the vats used for making the wines, bottling techniques to include corking and labeling as well as gave us insight into how the infamous Skeeter P came into existence. The wines ranging from sweet to dry and each having its own unique flavor of bright, aromatic, bold, bountiful, crispy and fruity to name a few descriptors of the full bodied taste. As a true dry wine lover, I was pleasantly surprised at the enjoyment of the sweet taste of Skeeter P (SP), made of peach, pear and apple. Keith speaks of its uncanning existence with pride and serendipity. Although I enjoyed the blueberry and pomegranate dry wines, SP sold it for me. Can't wait till my next visit to 'Bama to come back and see the new wines as well as the old favs.

We went to visit and was welcomed. It is a very nice place with great wine and smoothies. I am not…read morea drinker but it was nice and a great experience.

I love the views here. I never would have discovered this place if it wasn't for Tennessee Valley…read moreWine Tours! Their tastings include 5 wines and you get a keepsake glass, which I love when places do that! Their shop is adorable and they even have a custom soap made after their resident winery cat - Mittens!! I highly recommend asking for the wine slushees. They are delicious! They use a dry wine to cut down the sweetness and they go down smooth! They also have different charcuterie board options as well! They are also part of the wine passport trail!

Very friendly, tried several wines before choosing a favorite! Was out for a motorcycle ride and…read morestopped by for a drink. Ended up buying g a bottle! Will go back soon! And open on Sunday!

You will never know this place exists by just driving around. It's located in a neighborhood and…read moretheir vineyard is spread out on different chunks of land they were able to acquire. Their patio is gorgeous and the staff and owner are super friendly!! They are part of the wine passport trail and the annual wine fest for the area. They have a lot of the dry wines here. When we went they also had a blueberry slush and a froze slush. We got both of them and they were delicious!

Small but cute wine shop and vineyard. It is in a brick house they have converted into a shop…read more Easy to get to, pretty outside but not a lot of outdoor sitting areas. Inside to the right is a Ron filled with novelty's of wine products (including their wine jelly which is wonderful!!!) The tasting counter is beautiful! Hand made from wood by the owner. High shine and Gorgous grain! The whole shop is cute and decorated pretty with fun table and chairs, accents that make it homey and inviting. Our host, Kaylen, was wonderful. Very informative and fun to chat with. She made us welcome and offered some neat ideas of how she uses the wine jellies as a meal base in cooking! Their wines were nice, not overly sweet (a couple sweet options) we opted for a wonderful Riesling. I don't usually go white but theirs was bright, refreshing and not much tannin. I purchased it to go with a seafood dish! Can't wait to open it! Tip: no food or snack tray options available. They don't have signature glasses to buy.

Perfect weather! Perfect greeting by Katie (and she took our group picture!) so welcoming,…read moreelevated and an absolute gem! She was super busy, but checked everyone in and gladly took a photo! Let's talk about customer Service! From the moment Cade stepped up to say Hi, I knew we were going to have great service! We asked a lot of questions, and he made the best suggestions! Top notch! One of my friends was commenting on how she always has the best service, and she and Cade realized he had taken care of her group before! Consistency in the restaurant business is key, but you all nailed it! The wine flight (thanks Cade for the amazing recommendations!!) and the food was outstanding! Huge portions! My husband enjoyed my leftovers for dinner! Thank you for a fabulous experience!

There were 4 of us who attended the Galentine's Day event.... First time for 3 of us. The hostess I…read morethink was overwhelmed as she was kind of short with us. The winery was overly packed and believe the owner wasn't expecting such a huge turnout. The wait was about 3 1/2 hours! I tried calling to make reservations earlier in the week, but they were only accepting reservations for 12+. As we waited, there were lawn games to play, live music to listen to and fabulous drinks to be had. The choc covered strawberry wine slushies were absolutely delicious!! We had a couple appetizers while waiting as well... The spinach and cheese stuffed bread, baked Brie and pimento cheese dip. All excellent, and some of the best pimento cheese dip we have had. When we finally got seated, we ordered a couple wine flights and the bruschetta pasta for dinner along with the pecan crusted chicken wrap. The chicken seemed a little dry but the wrap was still fresh and tasty. I have been there before and love the winery. I will continue to go back as their food is always fresh and delicious, their staff is friendly and the establishment itself is very clean.

Amazing wine, good folks! I had three glasses. The merlot is a MUST…read more Easy to find, comfortable atmosphere.

Alabama winery which is part of the North Alabama wine trail... Simple winery with several award…read morewinning wines. A variety of dry, sweet, semi-sweet, whites, Petite Shirah, Chardonel and Rose' to name a few. A small vineyard with relationships with Auburn University & University of California at Davis. My favorite wine was the sparkling Muscadine wine which has won several awards. White, light, semi-sweet & crisp flavor. I would drink this wine with seafood, poultry or a vegetarian dishes. We purchased a bottle of this wine as well the Blackberry wine for the friends loving the more sweet variety. T-shirts, wine bottles, and wine accessories are also for purchase. Enjoyed my short visit here and would stop by again...

This location is ideal for a day date *HINT HINT. It's quite intimate and Aubrey will make sure you…read morefeel welcomed.

Cute, quaint winery in a charming setting. We spent a few hours of adult time during our family…read morevacation to come here. I had never heard of a Muscadine grape before this. At this review they have 17 wines available. We did the full tasting which is 9 wines plus a frozen wine. My favorites were the Lotus Pond and Summer Sangria. The Hotlanta Red is made with 50 pounds of jalapeños and you can smell and taste them in this unique wine. Serve up some fajitas and you've got a meal. Julie was a fabulous host and knows her muscadine wine so if you're the area, stop on in.

The location is beautiful! Service was good! The only had one person working the counter, so it…read moretook a while to order.. The wine was ok. I prefer a sweeter wine.. It wasn't my favorite.. But. I think it's worth giving this place a try.

This is our first time visiting this vineyard. We thought we were lost when you turn into a…read moresubdivision but nope at the very end of the subdivision is the vineyard. Very nice place to enjoy especially if it was warm we went in the cold months. The lady talked to us we asked how long they had been there she told us they normally have food trucks but in the slow months they only do it on Saturday and Sunday. The wine was ok, not sweet enough for me. We may try again a different kind of wine :)

It's a beautiful venue…read more We reserved for a party. Brought over 20 people to eat and purchase drinks. It's 90 degrees in Georgia. They refuse to serve water!!!!!!! You must buy it by the bottle. I have a health issue and must consume 12 o ounces of water or electrolytes per hour. I have no problem paying for the food and drinks they provide but overpaying for 16.9 ounce Great Value water bottles from Walmart is pathetic.

It's a fantastic winery. Very cozy and friendly Enjoy the…read morefamily that owns the winery they are very loving and outgoing PS we enjoy the wine so much