Guide to Tennessee Wineries - Tennessee Wines, Tennessee

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The Tennessee Farm Winegrowers Alliance
Guide to Tennessee Wineries
Online Edition
www.TennesseeWines.com
Revised July 22, 2014
© Tennessee Farm Winegrowers Alliance, Inc.
Note: Hours shown in this Guide may
vary somewhat by season. Before
driving long distances, please phone
the winery to verify they are open.
West Tennessee
1. Old Millington Vineyard & Winery,
Millington
2. Paris Winery, Paris
3. Century Farm Winery, Jackson
4. Crown Winery, Humboldt
Middle Tennessee
5. Grinder's Switch Winery, Centerville
6. Beachaven Vineyards & Winery,
Clarksville
7. Chateau Ross Vineyard & Winery,
Springfield
8. Long Hollow Winery, Goodlettsville
9. Sumner Crest Winery, Portland
10. Red Barn Winery & Vineyards, Lafayette
11. Beans Creek Winery, Manchester
12. Monteagle Winery, Monteagle
13. The Winery at Belle Meade Plantation
Nashville
14. Arrington Vineyards
15. Pickers Creek Winery, Lewisburg
16. Keg Springs Winery, Hampshire
17. Amber Falls Winery & Cellars,
Hampshire
18. Natchez Hills Vineyard, Hampshire
19. Holly Ridge Winery and Vineyard,
Livingston
20. Highland Manor Winery, Jamestown
21. DelMonaco Winery, Baxter
22. Stonehaus Winery, Inc., Crossville
23. Chestnut Hill Winery, Crossville
East Tennessee
24. DeBarge Vineyards & Winery,
Chattanooga
25. Tennessee Mountainview Winery,
Charleston
26. Tsali-Notch Cellar, Madisonville
27. Tennessee Valley Winery, Loudon
28. Blue Slip Winery, Knoxville
29. Spout Spring Estates Vineyard, Blaine
30. Eagle Springs Winery, Kodak
31. Hillside Winery, Sevierville
32. Apple Barn Winery, Sevierville
33. Mountain Valley Winery, Pigeon Forge
34. Sugarland Cellars, Gatlinburg.
35. The Grape Barn at Nolichucky Vineyard,
Russellville
36. Countryside Vineyards & Winery,
Blountville
37. Corey Ippolito Winery, Blountville
Interstate Highway Exit Guide
These lists show the exit number, winery
name, winery city and the approximate
number of miles (in parenthesis) from the
exit to the winery. Note that some wineries
may be reached from multiple exits and/or
multiple Interstates. In this case, the winery
is listed more than once.
I-24
Northwest to Southeast
Clarksville to Chattanooga
CLARKSVILLE
Exit 4: Beachaven, Clarksville (3)
Exit 24: Chateau Ross, Springfield (24)
NASHVILLE The Winery at Belle Meade
Plantation (12)
Exit 74A: Arrington , Arrington (13)
Exit 111: Beans Creek, Manchester (0)
Exit 134: Monteagle Winery, Monteagle (1)
CHATTANOOGA DeBarge Winery (1)
Time. There's so precious little of it. Like
fine wine, it should be savored, lingered
over, experienced deeply. That's why a tour
through Tennessee wine country is time well
spent!
I-40
Southwest to Northeast
Memphis to North Carolina Border
MEMPHIS
Exit 1: Old Millington, Millington (15)
JACKSON
Exit 74: Century Farm, Jackson (2)
Exit 80B: Crown Winery, Humboldt (12)
Exit 126: Paris Winery, Paris (30)
Exit 148: Grinder’s Switch, Centerville (13)
Plantation (5)
Exit 238: Red Barn, Lafayette (37)
Exit 258: Red Barn, Lafayette (28)
Exit 280: DelMonaco, Baxter (3)
Exit 288: Holly Ridge, Livingston (25)
Exit 300: Highland Manor, Jamestown (31)
Exit 317: Highland Manor, Jamestown (28)
Exit 320: Stonehaus, Crossville (0)
Exit 322: Chestnut Hill (0)
KNOXVILLE Blue Slip Winery (0)
Exit 392: Spout Springs Estates, Blaine (20)
Exit 407: Eagle Springs, Kodak (0)
Exit 407: Apple Barn, Sevierville (10)
Exit 407: Hillside, Sevierville (10)
Exit 407: Mountain Valley, Pigeon Forge (11)
Exit 407: Sugarland Cellars , Gatlinburg (20)
I-81 JUNCTION
NORTH CAROLINA BORDER
I-65
South to North
Alabama Line to Kentucky Line
ALABAMA LINE
Exit 37: Pickers Creek, Lewisburg (5)
Exit 46: Amber Falls, Hampshire (24)
Exit 46 Keg Springs, Hampshire (25)
Exit 46: Natchez Hills (25)
Exit 59: Arrington, Arrington (12)
Exit 65: Arrington, Arrington (10)
Plantation (8)
Exit 97: Long Hollow Winery,
Goodlettsville (2)
Exit 117: Sumner Crest, Portland (0)
Exit 117: Chateau Ross, Springfield (24)
I-75
South to North
Chattanooga to Kentucky Line
CHATTANOOGA
Exit 27: Tennessee Mountainview,
Charleston (11)
Exit 60: Tsali Notch Cellar (10)
Exit 76: Tennessee Valley, Louden (1)
KNOXVILLE Blue Slip Winery (5)
KENTUCKY LINE
I-81
Southwest to Northeast
I-40 Junction to Virginia Line
I-40 JUNCTION
Exit 15: The Grape Barn at Nolichucky
Vineyard , Russellville (1)
Exit 63: Countryside, Blountsville (2)
Exit 63: Corey Ippolito, Blountsville (2)
VIRGINIA LINE
Amber Falls Winery
& Cellars
Timothy and Judy Zaunbrecher
794 Ridgetop Road
Hampshire, Tennessee 38461
Phone: (931) 285-0088
GPS Coordinates:
35.57997, -87.36676
Web Site:
www.amberfallswinery.com
Region:
Middle Tennessee
Time Zone:
Central
Hours:
Monday - Saturday: 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Sunday: 12:30 p.m. to 6 p.m.
(Winery closes at 5 p.m. during the time
when Standard Time is in effect.)
Credit Cards:
Visa, Mastercard, AMEX, Discover
Description:
We also have a guest cottage for rent.
Wines:
We offer a wide range of red and white
wines, both varietals and blends, from dry
Bordeaux-style to sweet. We also have rosés
(blushes), Muscadine, and a variety of novelty fruit wines.
Other Points of Interest:
Natchez Trace Wilderness Preserve, Columbia Mule Day Festival (first weekend in
April), Hohenwald Ocktoberfest, Meriwether
Lewis Campground and Park, Lewis County
Museum.
Directions From I-65:
1. Take exit 46 and head west on U.S.412 towards Columbia.
2. You will come to the intersection of
U.S.412 and U.S.31. Continue straight at
that intersection. (You will now be on the
U.S.412 Bypass going around Columbia.)
3. Continue for about 7 miles.
4. Take the U.S.412/Columbia State Community College exit. (This is a left exit.)
5. Turn left and head west on U.S.412 towards Hohenwald.
6. Go through Hampshire.
7. Go 2.5 miles and turn right on Ridgetop
Road. (Note: the turn is hard to see. It is 0.2
miles past the "Lewis County" sign.)
8. Continue on Ridgetop Road until you
come to a fork in the road (at McClanahan
Road).
9. Take the left fork. You will still be on
Ridgetop Road.
10. Amber Falls Winery will be on your left
after about 1 mile.
Directions: From Columbia:
1. Head west of U.S.412. 2. Continue following the directions "From I-65" above
starting at step 6.
Directions From the
Natchez Trace Parkway:
1. Take the U.S.412 exit at milepost 391.
2. Head east of U.S.412 towards Columbia.
3. Go approximately 2 miles and turn left on
Ridgetop Road. (Note: the turn is hard to
see. Be looking for milepost 25. The turn is
just past the milepost.)
4. Continue on Ridgetop Road until you
come to a fork in the road (at Cathy's Creek
Road).
5. Stay right at the fork in the road. You will
still be on Ridgetop Road.
6. Amber Falls Winery is approximately 0.5
miles ahead on your right.
Amber Falls Winery
& Cellars
(Continued)
Directions From Hohenwald:
1. Take U.S. 412 east towards Columbia.
2. Pass the Natchez Trace
Parkway.
3. Follow the directions
"From the Natchez Trace
Parkway" above starting at
step 3.
Apple Barn Winery
220 Apple Valley Road
Sevierville, TN 37862
Phone: (865) 428-6850
Toll-Free (800) 421-4606
Toll-Free (866) 428-6850
GPS Coordinates:
35.82615, -83.57792
Web Site:
www.applebarnwines.com
Region:
East Tennessee
Time Zone:
Eastern
Adjacent to the Apple Barn Cider Mill and
only 7 miles from the Great Smoky Mountains National Park.
Hours:
January 1st - March 31st
Monday - Thursday 9:00am - 7:00pm
Friday - Saturday 9:00am - 8:00pm
Sunday 9:00 am to 6:00 pm
April 1st - December 31st
Monday - Saturday 9:00am - 9:00pm
Sunday 9:00am - 8:00pm
Christmas Eve: Close at 5:00pm
Thanksgiving Day: Close at 5:00pm
Closed Christmas Day.
Description:
Located on the banks of the Little Pigeon
River in the Apple Barn Village, the Apple
Barn Winery is next door to the worldfamous Apple Barn General Store & Cider
Mill, two great restaurants, a bakery, a candy
store, an ice cream shop, and a Christmas
shop. The Apple Barn Winery offers a unique
twist on wine. Our wine is hand crafted in
small lots on the farm to provide each customer the best possible wine from local fruit.
Wines:
Fruit wines and various
wines of apple and apple
blends.
Directions:
Only ten miles from I-40
(Exit 407). Take Hwy. 66 to
junction of 441 in Sevierville, continue straight
ahead on Hwy. 441
South. Proceed to stop
light number 12.6 and turn
right. Apple Barn Winery
will be on your right after
you go around an "S"
curve.
Arrington Vineyards
6211 Patton Road
Arrington, TN 37014
(615) 395-0102
E-mail: [email protected]
GPS Coordinates:
35.84181, -86.69564
Web Site:
www.ArringtonVineyards.com
Region:
Middle Tennessee
Time Zone: Central
Hours:
Monday – Saturday 11a.m. – 8 p.m.
Sundays 12 noon- 6 p.m.
Wines:
Chardonnay, Viognier, Riesling, Stags'
White, Desert Rose, Cabernet Sauvignon,
Merlot, Syrah, Red Fox Red, Gewurztraminer (semi-sweet), Muscat Love, Raspberry
(sweet).
Description:
Founded by Kix Brooks, Arrington Vineyards
is located 25 minutes south of Nashville
among the beautiful hills of Arrington, Tennessee. We invite you to come experience our
award-winning wines, spectacular vineyard
views from our covered deck, and breathtaking sunsets.
Directions:
From Nashville: Take Interstate 65 South to
exit #65 and turn left. (Highway 96 Exit)
Take Hwy 96 East for 7.4 miles. Turn right at
Cox Road. Take Cox Road for 2 miles and
turn left on Patton Road. The winery entrance
will be on the right (0.2 miles).
From I-24:
From Interstate 24 (West
or East) take exit #74A
onto 840 West. Take 840
west for 11 miles to exit
42: Hwy 31A/41A Shelbyville. At the exit, turn
left onto Hwy 31A/41A
and travel south for ½
mile to Patton Road. Turn
right onto Patton Road
and travel west for 1.8
miles to the winery entrance on the left.
Beachaven Vineyards
& Winery
Louisa Cooke
1100 Dunlop Lane
Clarksville, TN 37040
Phone: (931) 645-8867
Email: [email protected]
GPS Cordinates:
36.57849, -87.26013
Web Site:
www.beachavenwinery.com
Region:
Middle Tennessee
Time Zone:
Central
Hours:
Monday - Saturday
9 a.m. - 6 p.m.
Sunday
12 noon - 5 p.m.
Tours are offered daily.
Wines:
Estate grown award-winning wines include:
Classic White, Melody, Budbreak Blush,
Heavenly Peach, Tempo, Barrelhead Red,
Golden Rose, French Method Champagnes.
Additional award-winning wines we produce
and feature include: Tennessee Chardonnay,
Chardonnay, Viognier, Riesling, Cumberland
White, Red and White Muscadine, Syrah,
Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, Blackberry,
Raspberry, Jazz, Harmony, Sonata.
Ft. Campbell Army Base, The Customs
House Museum and Cultural Center, Austin
Peay State University.
Directions:
From Kentucky: Take I-24, Exit 4, Clarksville. Turn left at the bottom of the exit
ramp. Turn right at the BP Station onto Alfred Thun Road. (Alfred Thun Road is approximately 0.1 miles from I-24.) Go 2.2
miles on Alfred Thun Rd. Turn right on International Blvd. Go 0.1 miles on International Blvd. The entrance to the winery is on
your right. (Note: even though the winery
has an address on Dunlop Lane, the entrance
to the winery is off of International Blvd.)
From Nasville: Take I-24, Exit 8, Rossview
Road. Turn right at the top of the exit ramp.
Go 0.3 miles. Turn left on International Blvd.
Go 2.4 miles. The entrance to the winery will
be on your left.
See map on next page.
Beans Creek Winery
Tom Brown
426 Ragsdale Road
Manchester, TN 37355
Phone: (931) 723-2294
GPS Coordinates:
35.48756, -86.06961
Web Site:
www.beanscreekwinery.com
Region:
Middle Tennessee
Time Zone:
Central
Hours:
Monday-Thursday: 10 a.m. - 6 p.m.
Friday - Saturday: 10 a.m. - 7 p.m.
Sunday: 1 p.m. - 5 p.m.
Wines:
Beans Creek's award-winning wines run the
gamut: dry, rosé, off-dry, semi-sweet, sweet,
fruit, port-style and sparking Champagnes!
Other points of interest:
Bonarroo Music Festival, Lynchburg and
Jack Daniel's Distillery, George Dickel &
Company, Tims Ford State Park, Old Stone
Fort State Park, Prichards Rum Distillery,
Manchester Arts Center, Bell Buckle, Stagger
Wing Museum, several golf courses in the
area.
Directions:
The winery is located in the heart of middle
Tennessee at exit 111 of I-24 in Manchester. (This is between Nashville and Chattanooga.) The winery is clearly visible from
the Interstate.
Blue Slip Winery
Wines:
105B West Jackson Ave.
Knoxville, TN 37902
Phone: 865-249-7808
Red Wines:Chambourcin , Syrah, "Big
Blue" Blueberry, Old City Red, Red Muscadine, River City Red, Blush Muscadine .
GPS Coordinates:
35.97035, -83.91871
White Wines: Pot Blanc, Vidal Blanc, Cayuga White, Golden Muscat, White Steuben,
Apple Table Wine, White Muscadine.
Web Site:
www.blueslip.com
Region:
East Tennessee
Time Zone:
Eastern
Hours:
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday:
11:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m.
Friday and Saturday: 11:00 a.m. - 8:00 p.m.
Sunday: Noon to 5:00 p.m.
Other Points of Interest in the Area:
www.knoxville.org
The Knoxville Tourism and Sports Corporation maintains an extensive web site of things
to do and see around Knoxville.
Directions:
Blue Slip Winery is located in the historic
Old City district of downtown Knoxville, at
105B West Jackson Avenue , in the basement
of the Hewgley Building. Free parking is
available on the street after 5:30 p.m. and all
day on Saturday and Sunday. The parking lot
next door to us is metered and costs $6.00 per
day. We are happy to assist
you to your car with your
purchases should you need
our assistance.
Century Farm Winery
Carl and Jo O’Cain
1548 Lower Brownsville Rd.
Jackson, TN.38301
Phone: (731) 424-7437
Fax (731) 423-4748
Note: Winery closes at 5 p.m. each day during January, February, March and April.
We are closed New Years, Easter, July 4th,
Thanksgiving and Christmas.
Time Zone:
Central
Our Story:
Our winery is family owned and operated. It
is located in West Tennessee on a working
farm that has been in our family for over 150
years and is recognized as a Tennessee Century Farm. For years we have been making
wines as a hobby for our family and friends.
It is now our pleasure to share them with you.
We hope you will enjoy this unique miracle
from nature. Tour our winery and vineyard,
taste our selection of handcrafted wines, and
enjoy our tranquil country lifestyle.
Hours:
Monday - Saturday 10 a.m. - 6 p.m.
Sunday 1 p.m. - 6 p.m.
(continued)
Wines:
Norton Dry, Cayuga White, Traminette,
Bronze Muscadine, Red Muscadine, Blackberry .
GPS Coordinates:
35.63924, -88.98009
Web Site:
www.CenturyFarmWinery.com
Region:
West Tennessee
Casey Jones Village and
Railroad Museum. Britton
Lane Civil War Battlefield.
Antique Malls. Bed &
Breakfasts. Cypress Grove
Nature Park. International
Rock-a-Billy Hall of Fame.
Frog Jump Cotton Museum. Brownsville Hatchie
River Welcome Center.
Directions:
Located just 8 miles west
of Jackson, TN. From I-40
at exit #74 go North
(through the tunnel of
trees) on Lower Brownsville Road 1.8 miles.
Chateau Ross
Vineyard & Winery
Deborah Proctor and Ross Proctor
5823 Fulton Road
Springfield, TN 37172
Phone: (615) 654-9463 (654-WINE)
GPS Coordinates:
36.61647, -86.78668
Web Site:
www.chateauross.com
Region:
Middle Tennessee
Time Zone:
Central
Hours:
Private tours and tastings are made by appointment only.
Description:
Chateau Ross is a small, private winery and
vineyard in beautiful Robertson County, just
six miles from the Kentucky state line and
forty miles north of Nashville off Interstate
65. At Chateau Ross, we use French and
American Oak along with minimal fining and
filtering techniques to produce full bodied
red wines.
Wines:
The varietals include Merlot, Cabernet Sauvignon, Zinfandel, Cabernet Franc, Chambourcin, Syrah, Sangiovese, Barbera, Nebiollo, and Chancellor. We also have a small
block of Chardonnay that we sell only at the
tasting room.
Directions:
Traveling I-65 Northbound, exit 112, go
west on TN 25 for 6 miles. Turn right on
Henry Road, go 3 miles to the end of Henry
Road. Turn right on TN 49, go 1/4 mile; turn
left on South Lamont Road. Go 1 1/2 miles,
turn left on Roy Pearson
Road, go 1 mile, turn right
on Fulton Road, go 1/4
mile. Look for vineyard on
the right.
Traveling Southbound on
I-65, exit 117. Go west on
52 into Orlinda. Turn left
on TN 49 and travel for
about five miles and turn
right on South Lamont
Road. Follow directions
above from South Lamont
Road.
Chestnut Hill Winery
78 Chestnut Hill Road
Crossville TN 38555
Phone: (931) 707-7878
GPS Coordinates:
35.96052, -84.98309
Web Site:
www.chestnutthillwinery.com
Description:
Situated on the beautiful Cumberland Plateau, 2000 feet above sea level, the Chestnut
Hill Winery is a "Place to Taste". The winery
has a fermentation capacity of over 20,000
gallons, making it one of the largest wineries
in the state of Tennessee. Fermentation is
done in stainless steel tanks, and all wines
produced are bottled on the premises.
Time Zone:
Central
While visiting, ask for a tour of the winery. Learn about the winemaking process,
different types of wine, and how they are bottled and stored. Feel free to ask the winemaker some questions. We want your visit to be
enjoyable, memorable, and educational.
Hours:
Sunday: 12 noon to 5 p.m.
Wines:
We have a large variety of dry, semi-dry, medium-dry, semi-sweet and sweet wines.
Region:
Middle Tennessee
Directions:
Chestnut Hill Winery is located high atop
Tennessee's Cumberland Plateau on Interstate
I-40 beside exit 322. Chestnut Hill Winery is
approximately 115 miles from Nashville and
71 miles from Knoxville.
From I-40, head south on Peavine Road. Immediately turn
left onto Chestnut Hill
Drive. The winery is on your
left.
Corey Ippolito Winery
Kevin & Nancy Corey
533 Rogers Oakdale Private Drive
Blountville, TN 37617
(423) 323-1241
GPS Coordinates:
36.51733, -82.41228
Web Site:
www.civines.com
Region:
East Tennessee
Time Zone:
Eastern
Hours:
Regular Hours:
Monday-Saturday: 10 a.m. - 6 p.m.
Sunday by appointment.
January-February Winter Hours
Thursday-Saturday: 12 noon - 6 p.m.
Wines:
Cabernet Franc, Bella Rosso Red, Cynthiana
Table Wine, Sonnino Sunset Blush, Leon
Millot, Rocco Bianco, Blackberry Wine,
Cervo Bianco, Muscadine, Traminette.
Directions:
From I-81 North: take exit 63, turn left off
ramp, going towards a water tower. After
passing water tower, you will turn to the
right. There are round signs for Corey
Ippolito along the way. You will come to a Yintersection and go the left on to Henry Harr
Rd. Go 9/10 mile and turn right on to Roger
Oakdale Pvt. Dr. Stay on that road and you
come to the entrance of Corey Ippolito. Turn
into driveway of white house with red roof in
the vineyard.
From I-81 South: take exit
63, turn right, follow
directions above.
Warriors Path State Park;
Bays Mountain Nature
Center Park & Planetarium;
Jonesborough, Tennessee's
oldest town; Bristol
International Raceway;
Rocky Top and KOA
campgrounds.
Countryside Vineyards
& Winery
Annette Thomas
658 Henry Harr Road
Blountville, TN 37617
Phone: (423) 323-1660
GPS Coordinates:
36.51960, -82.41734
Web Site:
www.cvwineryandsupply.com
Region:
East Tennessee
Time Zone:
Eastern
Hours:
Monday through Saturday 10:00 a.m. to 6:00
p.m.
Sunday 1 p.m. to 6:00 p.m.
Closed Christmas and New Years Day.
Limited hours on all other holidays.
Description:
In 1987, six acres of grapes were planted and
Countryside Vineyards was established. The
building with tasting facilities was built in
1991, and the winery opened for business.
The winery is family-owned and operated.
Countryside Vineyards and Winery started
with three wines, and they now have a list
which includes 14 award winning wines.
Tours available upon request.
Wines:
Chambercin, Vidal, Millot, Golden Muscat,
Autumn Harvest, Niagara, Blush, Blackberry,
and other award winners, both white and red.
Warriors Path State Park; Bays Mountain
Nature Center Park &
Planetarium;
Jonesborough, Tennessee's
oldest town; Bristol
International Raceway;
Rocky Top and KOA
campgrounds.
Directions:
Take Exit 63 off I-81. Go
past Sam's Club and the
Kingsport Water Tower.
Follow "Winery" signs to
the third road on the left-Henry Harr Rd. Winery is
located 1/2 mile on left.
Total distance from Exit 63
to winery is approximately
1.5 miles.
Crown Winery
3638 East Mitchell Street
Humboldt, Tennessee 38343
(731) 784-8100 or (731) 784-4666
GPS Coordinates:
35.81920, -88.88322
Web Site:
www.crownwinery.com
Region:
West Tennessee
Time Zone:
Central
Hours:
Monday: Closed
Tuesday—Thursday: 11:00am to 6:00pm
Friday: Date Night! 11:00am to 9:00pm
Saturday: 11:00am to 6:00pm
Sunday: 12:00pm to 5:00pm
Description:
On a hill outside the town of Humboldt in
Gibson County, our vineyards stretch to the
south and west and create a stunning
backdrop to the Tuscany-style villa. The
winery is a unique combination of necessity,
science, and renewable energy. The wine
production and storage area is built into the
hill, which provides natural cooling through
the fierce heat of the Tennessee summers. A
large solar system generates power to this
building and the connecting villa, which
provides a majestic haven for weddings and
private parties as well as the traditional
tasting room and retail area.
Wines:
Cayuga White, Chambourcin, Chardonel,
Royal Red, Sole Mio, Strawberry Strut,
Traminette, White Muscadine.
Casey Jones Village and Railroad Museum.,
Britton Lane Civil War
Battlefield, Antique Malls,
Bed & Breakfasts, Cypress
Grove Nature Park,
International Rock-a-Billy
Hall of Fame, Frog Jump
Cotton Museum,
Brownsville Hatchie River
Welcome Center.
Directions:
Take I 40 to Jackson. Take
exit 80B and head north
towards Humboldt. Take
the U.S. 45W Bypass
around Humboldt. Turn
right at TN 152, East
Mitchell Street (between
restaurant and motel). The
winery is one block from
Bypass on the right side.
DeBarge Vineyards &
Winery
1617 Rossville Avenue
Chattanooga, TN 37408
Phone: (423) 710-8426
GPS Coordinates:
35.034066, -85.304808
Web Site:
www.debargewines.com
Region:
East Tennessee
Time Zone:
Eastern
Hours:
Monday: 12-6pm
Tuesday: CLOSED
Wednesday: 12-6 pm
Thursday: 12-6 pm
Friday: 12-9 pm
Saturday: 12-9 pm
Sunday: 12-6 pm
DelMonaco Winery
& Vineyards
Description:
DeBarge Vineyards & Winery is Tennessee's
newest winery and the second urban winery
in Tennessee. DeBarge opened in June, 2012
in downtown Chattanooga.
GPS Coordinates:
36.16335, -85.61555
600 Lance Drive
Baxter, TN 38544
Phone: (931) 858-1177
Fax (931) 858-1178
[email protected]
Web Site:
www.DelmonacoWinery.com
Wines:
We feature fine handcrafted
wines: Chardonnay, Riesling, Cabernet
Sauvignon, Pinot Noir and Syrah.
Region:
Middle Tennessee
Ruby Falls, Rock City, Tennessee Railway
Museum, Chattanooga Choo-Choo,
Tennessee Aquarium, and many others.
Visit the Chattanooga
Convention & Visitors
Bureau's web site:
www.chattanoogafun.com
Hours:
Monday - Saturday: 10 a.m. - 7 p. m.
Sunday: 12 noon - 5 p.m.
Directions:
From I-24: Take exit 178
for US-11/US-41/US-64/
Market Street towards
Lookout Mountain/Broad
Street. Turn right onto
Main St. Turn right onto
Rossville Ave.
Time Zone:
Central
Description:
Welcome to the new DelMonaco Winery &
Vineyard open near Cookeville,
Tennessee! We have great wines! We are
perfectionists, and we have selected and
grown grapes to produce fun, drinkable
whites, reds and dessert wines that will
please a range of palates and complement
food from chocolate to chicken and pancetta.
Wines:
White wines: Chardonnay, Rhine Riesling,
Vivance.
Red wines: Cabernet Sauvignon, Concord,
Whistle Stop Red.
Fruit wines: Muscadine, Blackberry
Local attractions and more information on
the Cumberland Plateau and Cookeville area
can be found on
www.cookevillechamber.com
Directions:
We are located just off I-40
near Cookeville,
Tennessee. (Cookeville is
between Nashville and
Knoxville.)
From I-40, take Exit 280.
Go North on TN 56 for 2
miles and head East on
U.S. 70. Go 0.5 miles to
Lance Drive. Turn right on
Lance drive. Go to the end
of this country road, just
past the horse farm.
Eagle Springs Winery
119 West Dumplin Valley Road
Kodak, TN 37764
Phone: (865) 465-3186
Toll-free: 1-888-745-8119
GPS Coordinates:
35.98159, -83.61046
Web Site:
www.eaglespringswine.com
Region:
East Tennessee
Time Zone:
Eastern
Hours:
April 1 through December 31
Sunday through Thursday:
9:30 a.m. to 8 p.m.
Friday and Saturday:
9:30 a.m. to 9 p.m.
(continued)
January 1 through March 31
Sunday through Thursday:
9:30 a.m. to 7 p.m.
9:30 a.m. to 8:00 p.m.
On Christmas Eve,
we will be closing at 5:00 p.m.
Description:
Join us just off of Exit 407, the gateway to
the Great Smoky Mountains! Eagle Springs
Winery is proud to offer honey wines along
with its limited selection of dry and semisweet wines. Free tastings are offered daily
and the intimate winemaking area is also
open for public viewing. Whether you are
looking for some local fudge, honey, gift
items, or wine to take home, we are the stop
for you.
Only minutes from the Great Smoky
Mountains National Park, the nation's most
visited; Dollywood Theme Park; and Pigeon
Forge's celebrated shopping
at more than 200 factory
outlet stores.
Directions from
Knoxville:
Take exit 407.
Turn right at the bottom of
the ramp.
Take the next right onto
West Dumplin Valley Road.
Eagle Springs Winery will
be on your left.
Time Zone:
Central
Description:
Located on a 110-acre estate in the small
town of Centerville, Tennessee, Grinder’s
Switch Winery is a country oasis that boasts
of some of the best wine in the region. Our
wines have won awards and medals across
the country including the prestigious “Wines
of the South” competition. The vineyards and
tasting room welcome visitors from far and
wide, and we encourage guests to come and
relax on the deck, tour the vineyards or
explore the surrounding countryside. The
beautiful tasting room is nestled inside the
cozy hand-built log cabin and offers an array
of local handmade crafts and other unique
gift items. Stop by today and enjoy the
hospitality and the fantastic wine!
Hours:
Open daily noon - 6 p.m. Closed on major
holidays.
Winter hours are noon - 5 p.m.
Wines:
Pearl, Muscadine, Switch Red, Chardonnay,
Barrel Select, Cabernet Sauvignon, Signature
White, Signature Select.
Grinder's Switch Winery
Joey and Gail Chessor
2119 Hwy 50 West Loop
Centerville, TN 37033
(931) 729.3690
GPS Coordinates:
35.78262, -87.54276
Web Site:
www.gswinery.com
Region:
Middle Tennessee
Centerville is the birthplace of Minnie Pearl.
Directions From I-40:
Take Exit 148 and turn east
toward Centerville on Hwy
50 West, also known as
"Minnie Pearl Memorial
Parkway." Go 12 miles and
turn left onto Hwy 50 West
Loop. Go 1 mile to the
winery sign and turn right
into the driveway.
Highland Manor Winery
Butch and Gertie Campbell
2965 South York Highway
Jamestown, TN 38556
Phone: (931) 879-9519
Fax: (931) 879-2907
GPS Coordinates:
36.37741, -84.94292
Web Site:
www.highlandmanorwinery.net
Region:
Middle Tennessee
Time Zone:
Central
Hours:
Open year round. Monday through Saturday,
9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Sunday 11 a.m. to 5
p.m. We remain open during all major holidays. Tours are free and available.
Credit Cards:
Visa, MasterCard
Wines:
Wines at Tennessee’s oldest winery include:
Chardonnay, Highland Red, Royal White,
White Riesling, Cayuga White, Royal Rose,
Muscadine, Southern Blush and Cabernet
Sauvignon, Sevyal Blanc and Vidal Blanc.
Other points of interest in the area:
Antiques, gift and craft shops; Rugby
Historic British Colony; Sgt. Alvin York
State Historic Site in Pall Mall; Big South
Fork National River and Recreation Area
(horseback riding, whitewater rafting and
hiking); Rugby Fall Festival - last weekend in
September; Jamestown Pumpkin Festival &
Weigh Off - 1st weekend in October; Rugby
Spring Festival - May.
Directions:
Highland Manor is located on U.S. 127
approximately 4 miles south of Jamestown,
Tennessee.
West on I-40: take exit 317
to U.S. Hwy 127; travel
north about 28.5 miles.
Located on east side of
Hwy. 127 south of
Jamestown.
East on I-40: take Exit
300, Monterey, and take
TN Hwy 62. Go approx 15
miles to Clarkrange. Turn
left onto U.S. Hwy 127 and
go approx 14 miles.
From TN 52 (Jamestown,
Tennessee), go south on
U.S. 127 for 4
miles. Highland Manor
will be on your left across
the divided highway.
Hillside Winery
229 Collier Drive
Sevierville, TN 37862
Phone: (865) 908-8482
Toll Free: (877) 908-9460
GPS Coordinates:
35.83765, -83.56125
Web Site:
www.hillsidewine.com
Region:
East Tennessee
Time Zone: Eastern
Hours:
Sunday - Thursday 9:00am - 8:00pm
Friday - Saturday: 9:00am - 9:00pm
Description:
The second newest winery in the mountains
of East Tennessee, right in the middle of one
of America's favorite vacation spots: the
Sevierville, Pigeon Forge, Gatlinburg, and
Smoky Mountains Area! Come sample the
excellence of our Italian style and Bubbly
wines. Our educational and family friendly
tours are a great way to learn about the wine
making process! Tastings are always free and
other Tennessee products are often available
for sampling.
Wines:
DRY WINES: Barbera, Zinfandel, Pinot
Grigio. SEMI-SWEET WINES: Raspberry
Blush, Don Rosso. SWEET WINES: Cantina
Bianca, Vino Rosso, Black and Blue.
BUBBLY WINES: Sonota, Hillside
Spumante, Raspberry Frizzante, Muscadine
Frizzante.
Only minutes from the Great Smoky
Mountains National Park, the nation's most
visited; Dollywood Theme Park; and Pigeon
Forge's celebrated shopping at
more than 200 factory outlet
stores.
Directions:
We are located only 11
miles from I-40 (Exit 407).
Take Hwy. 66 to junction of
441 in Sevierville. Go
straight ahead on 441
South to traffic light
number13.4. Turn left on
Collier Drive. The winery is
2 blocks ahead on the left.
Holly Ridge Winery
and Vineyard
Curtis Wallin
486 O'Neal Road
Livingston, TN 38570
Phone: (931) 823-8375
GPS Coordinates:
36.37419, -85.38557
Web Site:
www.hollyridgewinery.com
Region:
Middle Tennessee
Time Zone:
Central
Hours:
Summer Hours: Mon through Sat: 10:00
a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Sun: Closed
Winter Hours: Mon through Sat :10:00 a.m.
to 5:00 p.m. Sun: Closed.
Credit Cards:
Visa, MasterCard
Wines:
Here at Holly Ridge, we focus on the
production of fine wines using eastern wine
grapes. We now offer a selection of over 30
wines ranging from dry dinner wines to sweet
dessert wines. It is our goal to have wines to
please every palate. Our wines include
Cabernet, Cynthiana, Merlot, Syrah, Hogeye
Red, Concord, Red Muscadine, Catawba,
September Blush, Cayuga White,
Chardonnay, Seyval, Vidal, Gewurztraminer,
Riesling, Sonata, Traminette, Niagara, White
Muscadine, Black Velvet, Crescendo, Gator
Hator, Peachy Keen, Rhubarb, Strawberry
Swirl, Tango. Ports: Ruby Port, Muscadine
Port. Champagnes: American Champagne,
Muscadine Champagne.
Other Points of Interest
Nearby:
Dale Hollow Lake, Cordell
Hull Birthplace, Standing
Stone State Park, Sgt.
Alvin C. York Grist Mill.
Directions:
Take exit 288 from I-40.
Follow US111 north 22
miles from Cookeville to
Livingston. Turn left on
Highway 85 West. Go 2.4
miles. Turn left on
Campground Road. Go 0.7
miles. Turn left on
O’Neal. The winery is on
the left at the second
driveway.
Keg Springs Winery
Brian and Becky Hamm
361 Keg Springs Road
Hampshire, TN 38461
Phone: (931) 285-0589
Fax: (931) 285-2380
GPS Coordinates:
35.65023, -87.34299
Web Site:
www.kegsprings.com
Region:
Middle Tennessee
Time Zone:
Central
Hours:
Summer Hours: Open Wednesday through
Sunday 12 noon - 6 p.m. Closed Monday and
Tuesday.
Hours (continued):
Winter Hours: Open Wednesday through
Sunday 12 noon - 5 p.m. Closed Monday and
Tuesday.
Description:
Keg Springs Winery is family-owned and
operated. We are dedicated to providing a
superior wine experience in an enjoyable
atmosphere, while producing the most unique
and delicious wines found anywhere. We
have a covered pavilion, so pack a lunch or
purchase some of our wonderful Tennessee
cheeses and crackers to enjoy with your
wine.
Wines:
Dry: Merlot, Cabernet Sauvignon, Vidal
Blanc, Chambourcin, Chardonel.
Semi-Sweet: Maidens White, Crusade.
Sweet: Muscadine, Strawberry, Blackberry,
Peach, Raspberry.
Natchez Trace Wilderness Preserve,
Columbia Mule Day
Festival (first weekend in
April), Howenwald
Ocktoberfest.
Directions:
From Columbia: Take
U.S.412 west to
Hampshire. Turn right on
Dry Fork Road. Take Dry
Fork Road 5.5 miles to
Cathy's Creek Road. Turn
left on Cathy's Creek
Road. Go one mile to Keg
Springs Road. Turn right
on Kegs Springs
Road. Winery is on the left
after one mile.
Long Hollow Winery
Joel and Benita Phillips
665 Long Hollow Pike
Goodlettsville, TN 37072
Phone: (615) 859-5559
Fax: (615) 851-5656
GPS Coordinates:
36.33496, -86.68797
Web Site:
www.longhollowwinery.com
Region:
Middle Tennessee
Time Zone:
Central
Hours
Monday through Saturday,
10:00 AM to 6:00 PM
Sunday from 12:00 noon to 5:00 PM.
Description:
Established in 2001, Long Hollow Winery
is a beautiful, unique winery inspired by
an actual Monastery setting. This winery
offers a quaint atmosphere for your
tasting enjoyment of Tennessee fine
wines, cheese, and jelly. Our gift shop
welcomes you into a world of fine gifts
and wine accessories, including imported
Italian products that satisfy your
shopping pleasure while you find the
perfect gift for someone special in your
life.
Wines:
Blends and Varietals ranging from dry to
sweet of Merlot, Pinot Gris, Chardonnay,
Riesling, Chancellor, Chambourcin,
Catawba, Niagara, Concord, Muscadine,
Strawberry, and Blackberry.
Directions:
From I-65, take Long Hollow Pike Exit 97.
Go east for 1.2 miles. The winery is on your
right.
Monteagle Winery
847 W. Main St. (Hwy 41A-64)
Monteagle, TN 37356
Phone: (931) 924-9400
GPS Coordinates:
35.23631, -85.85319
Web Site:
www.monteaglewinery.com
Region:
Middle Tennessee
Time Zone:
Central
Hours
9 a.m. – 5 p.m., Mon – Sat
12 p.m. – 5 p.m., Sun
Description:
Monteagle Winery is located atop the
Cumberland Plateau on majestic Monteagle
Mountain (elev. 2100 ft). Monteagle Winery
specializes in wines made from regionallygrown fruit. Call to schedule special events in
our vineyards or the winery itself, and mark
your calendar for Vinofaire (1st weekend in
November), the Monteagle Fog Festival (1st
or 2nd weekend in February), and Thunder
on the Mountain (1st week of June).
Wines:
Varietal and blended wines made from Native
American grapes (Cynthiana/Norton,
Concord, Niagara, Cayuga, Catawba, red and
white Muscadine), French-American hybrid
grapes (Seyval Blanc, Vidal Blanc,
Chambourcin), and blackberries. Peach and
strawberry flavored wines.
Directions:
Interstate 24 Exit 134. Turn left off the exit
ramp and the winery is approximately 300
yards down Hwy 41A on the right.
Mountain Valley Winery
2174 Parkway
Pigeon Forge, TN 37863
Phone: (865) 453-6334
GPS Coordinates:
35.81807, -83.57864
Web Site:
www.MountainValleyWinery.com
Region:
East Tennessee
Time Zone: Eastern
Hours:
7 Days a Week 9:00am - 8:00pm
Description:
Mountain Valley Winery started producing
wine in 1991 and has since come out with
many popular award-winning varieties. With
a focus on making French and German style
wines along with a great selection of sweetfruit wines we strive to continually provide
excellent choices for our visitors! Located
just past the Titanic Museum attraction in Pigeon Forge, Mountain Valley is in the heart
of the Smoky Mountain vacation area.
Natchez Hills Vineyard
Wines:
Dry Wines: Tennessee Special, Chardonnay,
Cabernet Sauvignon, Cynthiana: (a.k.a. Norton). Semi Sweet Wines: Gewurztraminer ,
Mountain Valley Blush. Sweet Wines: Muscadine, Collier Reserve, Mountain Valley
Red, Mountain Berry, Blackberry, Mountain
Peach, Club Wine.
Time Zone:
Central
Only minutes from the Great Smoky Mountains National Park, the nation's most visited;
Dollywood Theme Park; and Pigeon Forge's
celebrated shopping at
more than 200 factory outlet stores.
Directions:
We are only 12 miles from I
-40 (Exit 407). Take Tennessee Hwy. 66 south to
junction of U.S. 441 in Sevierville, go straight ahead
on U.S. 441 South and follow the signs to Pigeon
Forge.
The winery is located between stop lights 0 and stop
light 1 (Henderson Chapel
Road).
109 Overhead Bridge Road
Hampshire, TN 38461
Telephone: (931) 285-2500
Web Site:
www.natchezhills.com
Region:
Middle Tennessee
Hours:
Monday-Sunday:
12:00 noon-6:00 pm
Directions:
NATCHEZ HILLS VINEYARD is located
just minutes from the historic Natchez
Trace Parkway at 109 Overhead Bridge
Road, off of Hwy 412 in Hampshire, Tennessee - a scenic 15 miles from Columbia.
Description:
A Harvest of Great Music, Great Wines,
and Great Events! South of Nashville near
the historic Natchez Trace lies Natchez
Hills, our boutique family vineyard and
winery. We create old-world, handcrafted,
small-batch wines using traditional winemaking techniques to ensure the grape’s
truest expression. Come stay at our bed
and breakfast for a unique experience that
celebrates Tennessee artisans, songwriters,
and an organic lifestyle.
Wines:
Sunset Blush- Our off-dry blush is a
Mourvedre/Touriga blend that is light and
crisp with a bright fruit acidity and underlying whisper of strawberry. Pairs well
with Cornish game hen, wild rice, summer
squash and fall dishes.
Merlot - Our full-bodied red wine has true
varietal flavor and distinguished merlot
character. Medium tannins with a nice
body. Pleasantly dry with light oak overtones, crossed between a
little mild and a little
wild. Pairs well with domestic meat and wild
game. Great for sipping
with or without food.
Riesling- Our off-dry
Riesling is bright and
crisp with light notes of
honey, lemon (citrus), and
pear. Pairs well with
creamy sauces, buttered
vegetables, fruit, cheese,
and chocolate.
Old Millington Vineyard
& Winery
Wines:
A selection of grape and fruit wines;
something for everyone.
Perry Welch
6748 Old Millington Road
Millington, TN 38053
Phone: (901) 873-4114
Other Points Of Interest:
Meeman-Shelby State Park, historic Beale
Street, and the Memphis Zoo.
GPS Coordinates:
35.31026, -89.95278
Directions From Memphis
Region:
West Tennessee
Take U.S. 51 north for approximately 14
miles to the traffic light at Micro Blvd. Turn
left on Micro Blvd. Go one long block to the
4-way stop sign. Turn left on Old Millington
Road. Go 1.2 miles. The winery will be on
your left.
Time Zone:
Central
Directions From Nashville
and Jackson (I-40)
Hours:
10:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. Wed-Sat
1:00 p.m. - 6:00 p.m. Sun.
Take I-40 to exit 24 (TN 385). (Note: exits
25 and 24 share the same exit ramp. After
your exit, the exit splits. Be sure to follow
the signs for exit 24 Millington.) Follow TN
385 for approximately 17 miles. The road
will dead end at U.S. 51.
Turn left on U.S. 51. Go
1.3 miles to the traffic light
at Micro Blvd. Turn right
on Micro Blvd. Go one
long block to the 4-way
stop sign. Turn left on Old
Millington Road. Go 1.2
miles. The winery will be
on your left.
Web Site:
www.OldMillingtonWinery.com
Paris Winery
Credit Cards:
Visa, MasterCard
Roger & Lisa Ciarrocchi; Owners, Operators,
& Managers
2982 Harvey Bowden Road
Paris, TN 38242
Phone: (731) 644-9500
Description:
GPS Coordinates:
36.21961, -88.21143
Web Site:
www.pariswinery.com
Region:
West Tennessee
Time Zone:
Central
Hours:
"A Taste of Italy with Tennessee Hospitality"
We offer a relaxed country setting and oldworld charm on a 100-acre working family
farm, vineyard and winery. Experience
complimentary wine tastings and Venetian
architecture at our granite wine-tasting bar.
Venture down the spiral staircase inviting you
underground to our barrel-vaulted wine
cellar. Picnic near the pond or stroll through
the vineyards while enjoying our handcrafted
wines. Light fare available, or bring your
own.
Wines:
Sweet Wines: Tower Red, Old Time
Muscadine, Somewhat Sophisticated, Paris
Blush, Spumante.
Fruity Wines: Peach, Plum, Spiced Apple,
Blackberry, Ruby Red.
Dry Wines: Chardonnay, Syrah, Merlot,
Cabernet Sauvignon.
Directions:
We are 5.7 miles south of the TN 218
bypass on U.S. 641. This is approximately
7 miles from Paris
From I-40, take exit 126 (U.S. 641) and go
north. We are 28 miles north of the
exit. Turn west onto Harvey Bowden Road.
Stone Lions will greet you at the gate!
Pickers Creek Winery
1986 New Columbia Highway
Lewisburg, TN 37091
Phone: (615) 969-1013
GPS Coordinates:
35.497175, -86.834857
Web Site:
www.PickersCreekWinery.com
Region: Middle Tennessee
Time Zone: Central
Hours:
Summer Hours
Friday and Saturday: 11:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m.
Sunday: 12:00 noon to 5:00 p.m.
Fall and Winter Hours:
Friday: 11:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
Saturday: 11:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. (if no live music)
Saturday: 11:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. (if live music)
Sunday: Noon to 5:00 p.m.
Credit Cards:
Visa, MasterCard
Description:
In December 2009, Phil and Lydia Butler
George, two active empty-nesters, decided it
was time to go home. With aspirations of
turning their love for great wine into the
reality of a vineyard and winery for all to
enjoy, what better place to make this happen
than the heart of Middle Tennessee where the
wine industry was beginning to make great
strides in producing quality, award-winning
wines. So they came home to the place where
they both were raised – Lewisburg,
Tennessee. Their vision for Pickers Creek
was to combine elements of things that make
life more enjoyable – great music, art, and
wine. They built a venue for tasting delicious
wines while showcasing Lydia’s mosaics and
paintings along with paintings by Phil’s
sister, Janet White, and art from other local
artists.
Wines:
Dry, semi-sweet and sweet
wines with musical names such
as IN-A-GADDA-DA-VINO
and THREE DOG WHITE.
Directions:
From Nashville, take I-65 south.
Exit at exit 37 (U.S. 50), New
Lewisburg Highway). Follow
U.S. 50 east for approximately
five miles to winery. (Note:
Google Maps is calling this road
Jim McCord Highway, but
locals say it is only New
Lewisburg Highway.)
Red Barn Winery
& Vineyards, LLC
Judy Clements
1805 Tanyard Road
Lafayette, TN 37083
Phone: (615) 688-6012
GPS Coordinates:
36.49157, -85.94259
Web Site:
www.RedBarnWinery.com
Region:
Middle Tennessee
Time Zone:
Central
Hours:
Tue-Sat 11:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
Sun 1:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m.
Credit Cards:
Visa, MasterCard
Wines:
A wonderful selection of wines including dry
reds, dry whites, semi-sweets, and Southern
sweet wines. Our wines include Niagara, Catawba, Vidal Blanc, Blackberry, Tennessee
Waltz, Chambourcin, Seyval, Tennessee Red
Neck, and many more, including fine ports.
Check out our www.TN52.com web site for
local attractions. Be sure to check
www.RedBarnWinery.com for our special
events.
Directions:
From Nashville, TN: Take Interstate 40 east
to exit 238. Turn left and proceed north on
Highway 231 to Highway 25. Turn right
onto Highway 25 and proceed east to
Highway 10. Turn north onto Highway 10
and proceed to Highway 52. Turn east onto
Highway 52 and proceed just past Highway
262 to a right onto Loftis Road. Proceed
approximately 1 mile on Loftis Rd to a left
onto Tanyard Road, and one mile on Tanyard
Road to the winery on your left.
From Knoxville, TN: Take Interstate 40
west to exit 258. Turn right onto Highway 53
and proceed to Highway 25. Take Highway
25 to Highway 80. Proceed north on
Highway 80 to Highway 262. Turn left onto
Highway 262 and proceed to Tanyard
Road. Turn right on Tanyard Road and
proceed past Loftis Road for one mile to the
winery on your left.
From Portland, TN (Exit 117 off Interstate
65): Proceed east on Highway 52 through
Portland, Westmoreland, and Lafayette, just
past Highway 262 to a right onto Loftis
Road. Proceed approximately 1 mile on
Loftis Rd to a left onto Tanyard Road, and
one mile on Tanyard Road to the winery on
your left.
Maps on next page.
Red Barn Winery
& Vineyards, LLC
Spout Spring Estates
Vineyard
(Continued)
Alice and Chuck Belt
430 Riddle Lane
Blaine, TN 37709
Phone: (865) 719-7485
GPS Coordinates:
36.171978, -83.651864
Web Site:
www.spoutspringestates.com
Region:
East Tennessee
Time Zone:
Eastern
Hours:
Friday & Saturday: Noon to 8 p.m.
Sunday: 1 p.m. to 8 p.m.
Description:
In October 2012, Spout Springs Estates
opened as a Tennessee Farm Winery. We are
pleased to offer wines made from at least
95% grapes grown right here in our own
vineyards.
Spout Spring Estates is one of the largest
producers of Cabernet Sauvignon wine
grapes in Tennessee. Current efforts focus on
production of high quality Cabernet
Sauvignon, Cabernet Franc, Chardonnay, and
Riesling grapes for use in our own wines,
and for sale to wineries and home
winemakers in Tennessee. The vineyard was
established in 2004.
Wines:
We presently offer for free tasting and sales
Chardonnay, a dry Riesling, Cabernet
Sauvignon, Cabernet Franc, Sangiovese,
Country Riesling (semi-sweet) and a Smokey
Mountain Rose (semi-sweet).
Only minutes from the
Great Smoky Mountains
National Park, Dollywood
and Pigeon Forge.
Directions from
Knoxville:
Take I-40 eastbound. Take
exit 392. Continue on TN1 E/US-11W N/Rutledge
Pike for approximately 17
miles. Turn right onto
Little Valley Road and
follow road signs (2.9 miles
to the winery from 11W).
Stonehaus Winery, Inc.
Dr. Lloyd Hessler
2444 Genesis Road, Suite 103
Crossville, TN 38571
Phone: (931) 484-9463 (931) 484-WINE
Fax: (931) 484-9425
Halcyon Days Restaurant Direct Line: (931)
456-3663
GPS Coordinates:
35.98503, -85.01110
Web Site:
www.stonehauswinery.com
Region:
Middle Tennessee
Time Zone:
Central
Hours:
April through December
January through March
Description:
Stonehaus Winery is located high atop
Tennessee's Cumberland Plateau. Stonehaus
Winery is open to visitors seven days a week
year-round. Taste our fine wines from the dry
Cabernet Sauvignon to the fruity Muscadine.
Watch a free DVD tour of the winery. All
aspects of the wine making process are
covered from the history of Stonehaus, the
grape growing, the crushing of grapes, the
wine making process, and the bottling
process.
Wines:
A wide array of wines from dry Merlot to
fruity Muscadine.
Other Points of Interest
in the Area:
Cumberland Mountain
State Park, Cumberland
County Playhouse, Vanity
Fair Outlet Mall and the
world’s largest flea market.
Directions:
Stonehaus Winery is
located high atop
Tennessee's Cumberland
Plateau on Interstate I-40 at
exit 320. Stonehaus Winery
is approximately 114 miles
from Nashville and 72
miles from Knoxville.
Sugarland Cellars
1133 Parkway
Gatlinburg,TN 37738
Phone: (865) 325-1110
Toll Free: 1-855-228-5217
GPS Coordinates:
35.70646, -83.52250
Web Site:
www.sugarlandcellars.com
Region:
East Tennessee
Time Zone:
Eastern
Wines:
A wide array of wines from dry to sweet.
Hours:
7 Days a Week 10:00am - 9:00pm
Free tours are offered from noon to 6:00 p.m.
Description:
Sugarland Cellars is a fully operating winery
offering tours and complimentary tastings of
all wines available. The gift shop is a great
experience filled with plenty of wine related
gifts as well as other area related items. The
rich history of Gatlinburg is showcased on
our labels as well as throughout our guided
tours. Our staff are all very vibrant,
knowledgeable, and cannot wait to help all of
our visitors experience the sights and tastes
that Sugarland Cellars has
to offer! Located at the
entrance to the Great
Smoky Mountains National
Park.
Directions:
Sugarland Cellars is
located at 1133 Parkway in
downtown
Gatlinburg. This is on the
far south end of downtown,
about 100 yards before you
enter the main part of the
Great Smoky Mountains
National Park.
Sumner Crest Winery
5306 Old Highway 52
Portland, TN 37148
Phone: (615) 325-4086
Fax: (615) 325-6360
GPS Coordinates:
36.59127, -86.59624
Web Site:
www.sumnercrestwinery.com
Region:
Middle Tennessee
Time Zone:
Central
Hours:
Summer Hours: May 1 - December 31
Sunday 12 noon - 5 p.m.
Winter Hours: January 1 - April 30
Sunday 12 noon - 4 p.m.
Closed Easter and Christmas.
Description:
Sumner Crest Winery opened in June of
1997. The primary vineyard is located 5
miles away in Portland. Beautiful antique
gallery. 1929 Model A Ford fully restored on
display. Gift shop.
Tennessee Mountainview
Winery
Morris Vineyard and
Tennessee Mountainview Winery, LLC
346 Union Grove Rd
Charleston, TN 37310
Phone: (423) 479-7311
GPS Coordinates:
35.20980, -84.73058
Wines:
White Muscadine, Seyval, New Deal Sweet
Red, Pioneer Blush, Steuben, Niagara White,
Portland Strawberry Blush, Orlinda Gold
(peach), Robertson King, and Sumner Queen.
Web Site:
www.morrisvineyard.com
This winery brings visitors the best of both
old and new. Portland is well known for
being the "Strawberry Capital" of Tennessee.
Kentucky Downs, Kentucky’s newest
racetrack, and Kentucky’s oldest historical
home located in Simpson County are only 5
minutes away. The winery is only
30 minutes north of the Grand Ole
Opry in Nashville.
Time Zone:
Eastern
Directions:
Take exit 117 off Interstate 65.
Turn east off the exit ramp. The
winery is located just to the right of
the Shell Station. (This is only
about 100 yards from the
Interstate.)
Region:
East Tennessee
Hours:
Pick Your Own:
Starting June 1 and going until October 1.
Seasonal hours for Pick Your Own:
9 a.m. to 8 p.m. daily.
Raspberries, Blackberries, Blueberries,
Grapes and Muscadines. Call for availability
Description:
Morris vineyard is family owned and
operated in the beautiful foothills of east
Tennessee. The winery produces a vast
selection of fine wines for all tastes, all
produced and bottled on location in
Charleston, Tennessee. We still offer pickyour-own fruit when in season. Come taste
our wine and enjoy the incredible view of the
Appalachian mountains.
Wines:
Muscadine Blush, Scuppernong, Blueberry,
Mountain Rose, Mountain Rouge, Mountain
Falls, Mountain Mist, Apple, Strawberry,
Blackberry, Chambourcin,
Cayuga, Raspberry.
Directions:
From I-75, take Paul Huff
Parkway/Stuart Road east
to Michigan Avenue
Road. [Paul Huff Parkway
changes names to Stuart
Road before you come to
Michigan Avenue
Road.] Follow signs to
Morris Vineyard and
Winery. From I-75 to
winery is about 11 miles.
Tennessee Valley Winery
John Smook
15606 Hotchkiss Valley Road East
Loudon, TN 37774
Phone: (865) 986-5147
Toll-Free: (888) TVW-WINE
GPS Coordinates:
35.78672, -84.34464
Web Site:
www.tnvalleywine.com
Region:
East Tennessee
Time Zone:
Eastern
Hours:
Monday through Saturday,
9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
Sunday, 12:00 noon to 5:00 p.m.
Description:
Tennessee Valley Winery has special wine
festivals and parties throughout the year. Get
on their guest registration so that you can join
in on the fun.
Wines:
Muscadine, Concord, Golden Muscat,
Cynthiana, Cabernet Sauvignon, Mountain
Blush, Country Red and various fruit wines
(available seasonally).
Toqua Golf Course in Tellico Village;
Riverview Golf Course; Cedar Hills Golf
Course; Sequoia Museum; Loudon County
Museum in the Carmichael Inn; 10 miles to
Fort Loudon Dam and Marina and Melton
Hill Dam; 15 miles to Tennessee’s largest
flea market in Sweetwater; 30 miles to
Smokies, Cumberland and Watts Bar Dam.
Directions:
From Knoxville on I-75, take exit 76, Sugar
Limb Road. Turn right and go to Hotchkiss
valley Road East. Turn
right. Go about 100 yards,
and turn left into the
winery. Located 20 miles
southwest of Knoxville.
The winery is about 200
yards off the Interstate,
clearly visible on top of a
hill.
The Grape Barn at
Nolichucky Vineyard
6600 Fish Hatchery Rd.
Russellville, Tennessee 37860
Telephone: (423) 312-6755
GPS Coordinates:
36.18266, -83.16624
Web Site:
www.nolichuckyvineyard.com
Region:
East Tennessee
Time Zone:
Eastern
Hours:
Wednesday & Thursday:
12 noon to 6:00 p.m.
12 noon to 8:00 p.m.
Sunday,: 12:00 noon to 5:00 p.m.
Description:
Our GRAND OPENING of the "The Grape
Barn at Nolichucky Vineyard," showcasing
Nolichucky Vineyard products within the
retail store as well as local vendors, was in
JULY 2012. A feature within the "Grape
Barn" is a wine tasting room which features
Tennessee wines and jellies made from
Tennessee's finest fruits. NOLICHUCKY
VINEYARD is Hamblen County's only site
for Agritourism and is located directly off I81 in Hamblen County, Tennessee, along the
picturesque banks of the Nolichucky River.
The Vineyard grows Riesling, Stuben,
Traminette, Catawba and Muscadine and
commercially sells to several wineries in
Sevierville, Tennessee, including: Hillside
Winery, Mountain Valley Winery, Apple Barn
Winery and Blue Slip Winery in Knoxville,
Tennessee.
In addition to grape production, we offer
vineyard tours, weddings, kayak, tube rentals
and a summer music series, Jam In The
Vineyard. In October, we
have hay rides, pumpkin
hunts in the vineyards and
other great fall activities!.
Directions:
From Knoxville:
Follow I-40 east to exit 421
and merge onto I-81 north.
Follow I-81 and exit at exit
15. Turn right at the bottom
of the exit ramp onto Fish
Hatchery Road. The Grape
Barn at Nolichucky
Vineyard will be on your
right in about 0.8 miles.
Tsali Notch Cellar Farm
Winery
JD Dalton
140 Harrison Road.
Madisonville, TN 37354
Phone: (423) 506-9895
Description:
We now have wine available made from
our fruit. Come visit us at Tsali Notch
Cellar!
Time Zone:
Nestled amidst majestic mountain views and
lush greenery in Madisonville, Tennessee,
Tsali Notch is a vineyard specializing in
Muscadine grapes, which are indigenous to
the Southeastern United States. Tsali Notch
Vineyards, previously Halo Notch, began
producing in September 2004 and is the
largest commercial vineyard in Tennessee.
We are located in Monroe County,
approximately 8 miles off of Interstate 75, in
the Cherokee Overhill Heritage Area. The
vineyard covers over 35 acres of the 203-acre
estate and has over 21 miles of producing
vines. The property has an average elevation
of 1,150 feet boasting sweeping views of the
mountains within the Cherokee National
Forest and the Great Smoky Mountains
National Park.
Eastern
Wines;
Hours:
Our sweet white and sweet red Muscadine
wines are made from grapes grown in our
vineyards.
We now have a new wine, Dry Red
Muscadine, also made from grapes grown in
our vineyards.
GPS Coordinates:
35.51371, -84.43867
Web Site:
www.tsalinotch.com
Region:
East Tennessee
Off-season Hours:
Sundays from 12 noon til 5 p.m.
September and October Hours: Friday, Saturday, and Sunday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Private tours and other hours by appointment.
Directions:
From I-75, take exit 60 (TN-68).
Turn toward Sweetwater/Spring City.
Go approximately 8 miles.
Turn right onto Pumpkin Hollow Road.
Go approximately 1.4 miles.
Turn right onto County Road 401.
Go approximately 0.5 miles.
Winery will be on the right.
The Winery at
Belle Meade Plantation
5025 Harding Pike
Nashville TN, 37205
Phone: (615) 356-6164
Toll1-Free: 800-270-3991, ext. 43
GPS Coordinates:
36.10453, -86.86506
Web Site:
www.bellemeadewinery.com
Region:
Middle Tennessee
Time Zone:
Central
Hours:
Monday - Saturday 11:00am - 4:30pm
Sunday 12:00pm - 4:30pm
Description:
The Winery at Belle Meade Plantation is
Tennessee’s newest winery and Nashville’s
only winery to date! This addition to our
guest experience here on the Plantation is a
natural fit. For over 200 years, the Harding
and Jackson families opened the doors to the
mansion for friends and visitors, and the
finest food and drink became part of the
tradition of Belle Meade.
The mansion and grounds are open for tours
daily. A single admission price admits you
to full tour of the mansion, the grounds, the
winery. and all of the other buildings
Wines:
Carriage House White, Bramble Blush,
Muscadine, Belle Meade Blackberry, Racing
Silk Red
Directions:
From I-440 in Nashville, take the West End
Avenue exit. (This is U.S. 70S.) Belle
Meade Plantation is approximately 3.5 miles
from I-440. Follow West
End Avenue
westbound. The street
will change names to
Harding Pike. Continue
on Harding Pike. You
will see the historical
entrance to the mansion at
5025 Harding Pike on
your left. However, you
will need to continue past
the mansion and turn left
onto Leake Avenue. Turn
left off of Leake Avenue
into the Bell Meade
Plantation's parking
lot. Ticket sales are in
the gift-shop building
next to this parking lot.
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