Old school, hometown, friendly, clean, grocery store with good prices. You may not find organic,…read moreor the specific brand you're looking for, but has all the staples you're looking for at a good price. They sell some local products as well (Jamor) and have cool, nostalgic candy at Christmas time.

Do you like grocery shopping in clean & well lit stores? Well, I do... look how shiny their floors…read moreare! This store makes grocery shopping nice & convenient too with large roomy aisles, great specials, and no long lines... they have a wide variety & great selection, even an authentic Mexican section. Looking for great Georgia produce? Well, it's here... along with great discounts & specials it makes shopping quick & easy. They even have sugar free items along with many other delectable baked goods. Most important, they support our veterans by letting them set-up outside to receive donations from the great people of Georgia!! Today we volunteered for the Disabled American Veterans (DAV) & Everyone who walked by was greeted with a smile & wished a blessed day!! Today, as every day, we wish God to bless all military members, supporters, & families... Thank you all.

IN THE MOOD FOR SOME MEAD | we brought our pup up to North Georgia with us and after a hot…read moreafternoon sitting outside, we found Tesnatee River Winery and Meadery dog friendly indoors. Indoors they had a small shop of local goods and products like soap and honey. All tastings come with a complimentary bread basket so of course we had to do the tasting. She poured one taste at a time, describing each wine or mead as we went along. Once we finished one, she would come back with another pour. Overall it was a boozy and tasty experience - will definitely be back for more!

The reason I like the mead here is that it uses locally grown muscadine and honey, which are unique…read moreto the South. The owner's love for the local area is evident, and he has skillfully utilized the flavor of carefully cultivated honey. This natural and delicious mead is highly recommended--it won't leave you feeling overindulged! I also want to tell you about Yukon(dog) who is their greeter. When we were leaving the meadery, Yukon appeared out of nowhere and bid us farewell. According to employee Denise, Yukon enjoys greeting customers and is an outstanding team member. Very well-behaved!

First, its hidden away. No large signs, feels like you are driving into an old neighborhood, then…read moresuddenly the gates are in view. Great staff, know their wines. We did the wine flight and found all of them to be excellent. These are unlike other wines in north Ga as they are not sweet at all. Quite refreshing! Tremendous views and they allow you to bring food with you so definitely a date location for all my local patrons.

My friends and I went to North GA to do some wine tastings and suggested we stop at Limoges Cellars…read morefor a tasting. This winery is about five years old and is owned by a couple who wanted to get into the winery business. The wine tasting room is gorgeous with nice high ceilings and a wine bar that extends the entire room. We decided to go with the wine tasting flight of 8 different wines. The bonus is you can bring in outside food to the winery to snack on while you enjoy your wine. The wines were very good overall, and my favorite was the Blanc de Pommes which is a sparkling wine. The Petite Verdot and the Three Graces were also very nice red wines. The Binous is a nice sparking rose wine as well. The winery has a beautiful view of the North GA mountains along with the vineyard itself. Limoges Cellars is pretty new in North Georgia, but definitely has a lasting impact on their wine and location. I ended up purchasing a bottle of the Blanc de Pommes because it was so good and peaked my interest right away. I enjoyed this winery and its ambiance and would definitely come back here for a wine tasting if I am back in GA for a visit. It is a wonderful experience and people should take advantage of this winery and its tastings.

We absolutely love CeNita Vineyards. It's never overcrowded and has such a welcoming local vibe…read more The service is top-notch, the wine is excellent, and the live music combined with the peaceful, breathtaking views makes it the perfect spot to relax. Shout-out to Cayden for being an awesome bartender and to Jeremiah Osterman for his amazing singing and guitar music.

I love this winery and all the fun events they have! We went to dueling pianos and a comedy show…read morerecently. Tickets are always reasonably priced as well! Very fun! Owners are so sweet!! Wine is yum!!

We did a Winemaker's Tasting at Accent Cellars. It was us and Tyler, the winemaker! It was so…read moreinformative and interesting. it was $55/person but totally worth it. He spent about 2.5 hours with us and I think we tried at least six different pours. He based the tasting off of our interests and we tried things that he does not have available for purchase. I would definitely recommend. After, we bought a bottle and sat on the deck to enjoy the place. I forgot to take pictures because I was enjoying it so much!

Tasting Flights: $22 for 4 2-oz. pours; $26 for 5 2-oz. pours; $4 for additional tastings. There's…read morealso a Winemaker's Reserve Tasting: $56/person on Saturdays by Reservation Only. First visit and had a great experience! We stopped in towards the end of the day, so it wasn't crowded. They have a nice tasting room, as well as a covered/enclosed patio and outdoor seating areas. They had live music the day we were there, but he was just finishing up when we sat down to taste. WINES: Tyler, owner & winemaker, poured for us and provided excellent details on his wines, the winery, and North Georgia winemaking in general. We spoke with him for quite some time, enjoying our shared tastings, and even getting to sample a couple barrel tastings of some upcoming reds. Tyler uses fruit from Georgia, as well as California, Washington, Texas, and more. He offers a wide variety of whites, reds, and dessert wines, including a couple varietals not commonly known to the everyday wine drinker. There are also wine cocktails and mocktails, should you desire something a little different. As I always say when it comes to wines, what I like/dislike may be different than you, so I suggest that you give them a try for yourselves. The quality of Accent's wines was the best we experienced on this trip to the North Georgia Wine Country, and the ambiance and service were fantastic! I highly recommend you check them out.

Great winery tucked off the road. The outside patio was great with live music . The wine was…read moreexcellent . Try the pimento cheese, it was excellent. The staff was very nice and informative about the wine. Very nice place

Like the very disappointing Yonah Mountain Vineyards that I just left, I feel that Serenity Cellars…read morewas also overpriced, both the tasting fee and the wine bottles. But overall it was a much better experience. The tasting at this small boutique winery was personalized: I sat at the bar and tried the "Premier Wine Tasting." Two choices were offered: dry or sweet; 5 small pours in total. I got the dry. The bartender was informative and, as I was the only one there at the time, I got his undivided attention. He even threw in two extra small tastes of wines not in the flight that I asked about, no extra charge. Though the wines were expensive, they were quite good and I did buy a couple bottles, wanting to return home with a collection from my travels and I liked the place. I also liked the fact that they allow customers to bring their own food. Many wineries prohibit that, even if all they have to offer is prepackaged charcuterie platters. And I liked their "Serenity Now!" tee shirt enough to buy one of those too, though I'm normally opposed to paying a business to advertise their own business. Views and the inside space were nothing special. But they do have concerts and a food truck most weekends. The stage and patio looked like a good place to enjoy some wine, snacks, and local music. I was glad to end my Georgia wine tour on a (relatively) high note.

This was one of my fave wineries I've found in Dahlonega, over several visits in past three years…read more An old ranch style house has been converted into a chic open wine bar that's so pretty and relaxing. The property is beautiful, and the wines were too! We've been conscious of trying to explore new wineries every time we visit, but I think Doghobble is definitely worth a repeat visit!

We had the most wonderful experience at Doghobble Winery! Our son was married last weekend, and we…read morehosted the rehearsal luncheon in the wine tasting room--it was the perfect setting. Jess did an incredible job helping with setup, decorations, and flowers. Honestly, the space already has such a beautiful vibe and ambiance that very little was needed. The food was outstanding--from the charcuterie board to the pizzas, empanadas, salad, and bruschetta--everything was delicious. The servers were all pleasant, attentive, and made the afternoon feel seamless. I can't say enough about how smoothly everything went. Thank you to Jess, Robin, Nathan, and the entire team for such a special and memorable celebration of the bride and groom!

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