8 Best Wineries in Dahlonega

“I enjoyed every second of my visit. From customer service to the very last bite of my food. The views are breathtaking, and the prices are reasonable. I can't wait to plan another trip. My party expressed everything on their plate was delicious. Next time, I'll get the shrimp burger and a pizza to go. I also purchased a bottle of the WMV, DELICIOUS!“

“There's a reason they have 400+ 5-star reviews! My wife and I stopped in today, our second time here. Despite lots of foot traffic (a Saturday afternoon, prime time), we still had personal service and the venue is laid out in such a way that you never feel rushed.Had a pleasant couple of minutes chatting with Tyler as I was paying my tab. You can tell they love the science of the wine and love what they do.Do yourself a favor and stop in.“

“Loved this vineyard! There is a whole food menu (flatbreads, sandwiches, charcuterie) that’s not listed online. Also if you’re looking for a playground, it is no longer there. It’s been replaced by donkey stables. Still a great spot though with an amazing Zinfandel!“

“Always love going to Etowah meadery, it is veteran owned and operated, which is awesome cause my wife is a veteran and I support our troops, best draft mead you will find and the standard mead is great, if you go try grandma's apple pie, best draft mead on tap, and the staff is always great. Always my go to for a mead fix“

“Rylee took great care of us and we enjoyed our tasting flights. Great location on the square and a lovely assortment of local wines. It's nice to be able to try several in one location if you don't have time to travel to all of the wineries! Time well spent here!“

“We visited Three Sisters for the first time on 2/3/24. We have lived in the Atlanta area for 7 years now and been to a few North Georgia wineries before. My sister lives in California and we frequently visit Napa and Sonoma, so wine palate is set a little higher when it comes to wine. We had another couple visit us from Wisconsin that love exploring different wines so off on a road trip we went.Three Sisters was our last stop where we were promptly greeted by Hans in the parking lot. Hans guided us to the tasting room where we found a menu with limited description of the wines and categorized them into groups of “dry” “sweet” etc. (i suggest you refer to their website for a creative description of their wines) Hans asked each of us our preferences and what we like in a wine and he proceeded to help pick what he thought would be good choices. I inquired with Hans about more specifics about the wines , if they were estate grown grapes, what barrels they used etc. After this brief interaction we found out that Hans is a Sommelier and spent many years working California vineyards.I find most Georgia wineries to be somewhat fake wannabes when they use California grapes to make wines here. I was surprised that all their grapes are 100% estate grown and was impressed with almost every wine we tasted. The proof to me when wine tasting is when you try the wine and move on, the next level is when you buy a bottle or 2. Between our friends and us, we purchased over a case. I am not saying their wine is the best wine you can buy of the varietals they have, I am saying it is very good drinkable and enjoyable wine that truly shows what a wine produced in Georgia can do from the ground up…….Cheers!“

“Dining here was a truly wonderful experience. Arriving on the property, one feels transported to another country with such a scenic view of the vineyard and grounds.The wine was great, the food was delicious, and the service was topnotch. Many thanks to Veronica, Finney, CJ, and the entire staff for helping to make our day so special.“

“Go ahead and bump this place to the top of your list for wineries to visit in Dahlonega. Sarah, who walked us through the tasting was simply amazing and super knowledgeable. The vineyard is stunning, the main building is so insanely beautiful, and wow wow wow the wine. Absolutely my new favorite vineyard to visit up here.“