The perfect place to chill relax and have a bottle or two or three while munching on snacks right…read moreon the Leipors Fork. The people inside are very helpful on picking wine and snacks or whatever else you need to enjoy your time out. Lots of places to hangout either in the river or along the bank. It can get crowded depending on the weather and season.

I did not do a formal tasting inside and instead went to the back where you can buy wine by the…read moreglass or bottle. There are tables and chairs throughout the area, many choosing to be on the creek. There was live music from 1-4pm that day and the jazz duo was talented. Wonderful place to relax. Kids and dogs allowed, just make sure to respect the property lines. There are stairs leading down to the creek. In terms of parking, it is very limited on the street. We parked on a free lot towards the beginning of the town.

Beautiful grounds. Lots of space, seating areas and areas of interest. Felt like I was in…read moreNapa/Sonoma. Live music on summer fridays. Very hilly, so take advantage of the golf cart escorts if carrying anything or unable to walk comfortably. Be on time for bar tasting if you've made reservations as you won't be let in past a few min (they were so gracious in accommodating our reservation at the next seating when we were late). Friendly staff all around.

Beautiful area to wine taste & sip on wine. The staff was super friendly & helpful. The $16 wine…read moretasting for 4 wines is a decent deal BUT the frozen rose was amazing especially on a hot day.

John welcomed us like we were long time friends. Wine tremendous. Walked away with…read morerecommendations other places to stop on our trip. Do not miss this stop. Don't miss this hidden

Russian lady-- wry kind and knowledgeable served us--beautiful location with outdoor seating and…read moreindoor venue for rentals. Cranberry spice was my favorite!

Visited the Natchez Hills tasting room in the Nashville Farmers Market in the heart of Germantown…read moreand it was a great experience. The staff first off was spectacular. We started with a wine flight and took their recommendations on a variety of varietals. The Vin Lamar a Sparkling Chardonnay was my favorite. We paired this with a charcuterie board complete with bread, Prosciutto, Gouda and Brie cheese, grapes, strawberries and honey. Near by was some great live music inside (mostly country). The tasting room also provides to go drinks for guests to walk around the rest of the farmers market. As well as a wine slushy option. Lots of parking on all sides of the building although it does get busy on the weekends.

We went to Natchez Hills at the market for a day date on Sunday and had such a wonderful experience…read morethat we joined the wine club! We'd never had Natchez Hills wine before so we started with two flights. Mine had three whites and a red, and my boyfriend's had two whites, a red, and a rose. We also ordered a large charcuterie board, and it was absolutely delicious - there was a hard and soft cheese, different meats, fruit, and bread. I also tried a red wine slushie and really enjoyed it. The selling point for us was that it was such a positive environment. The staff were genuinely friendly and helpful. The winery is next to live music, which added a really fun element. We've visited other wineries in the Nashville area and found the pricing here to be super reasonable. The Farmer's Market parking lot can get full depending on the time of day, but there's additional parking as you go toward the Sounds Stadium.

This is a great activity for anyone who wants to enjoy a nice day out in Nashville away from the…read moretourists and crowds. I took my parents when they came to visit and they loved it. The mansion tour was very interesting and our tour guide was fantastic. I forget her name, but shes a college student and she did a great job! One note: there are several sets of stairs on the tour and no elevators since it is an old building, so skip the mansion tour if unable to do stairs. You can't take pictures inside but it's worth viewing. The grounds and carriage house are worth exploring too. The wine tasting provided at the end of the tour was rushed and underwhelming. It was a quick splash of painfully sweet wine in a gift shop. I wouldn't rush back for the wine.

Plantation tour! Melissa was our tour guide!! Awesome,…read moreknowledgeable, informative and professional. My tour was Journey to Jubilee! This focused on the history of enslavement thru emancipation. It lasted 1 hr 30 minutes. Plenty of walking , and climbing stairs ( fyi ). Complimentary wine tasting of four wines . Walking the grounds is great exercise for some but can be challenging for others with disabilities or leg problems. Winery, cafe, and a restaurant is on grounds as well for dining options. Gift shop has plenty of variety from bags , mugs, ornaments, seasonings, home decor items etc. prices vary. I purchase this tour on a site called Get your guide. It's a reserve now pay later option that lets you get your monies in order on a confirmation date but keep your seat for your tours. Check website for days and hours !

I visited the Grinders Switch tasting room with my friend while in town over the weekend…read more It's cute inside, and they have a few outside tables, which is nice. We each ordered a full tasting of all their wines, which was only $15. It felt like a really good amount of wine! And I liked most of the wines we got to try. The bartender was so nice, and made the tasting a great experience by telling us about each wine. I'll definitely be back when in town!

Another great visit! It's probably going to become a problem having a wine bar this close to my…read morehouse.... I got a glass of Pullman Red! Definitely my favorite wine of theirs!! This is such a great place to grab a glass of wine and sit and chat with a friend! Which is exactly what I did. I had the same server. She is so sweet! Need to catch her name next time!

I'm honestly not sure what the bad reviews are about here. People are saying that they're just…read moreglorifying the family, and not touching on the history of slavery, etc. We took a guided tour here in our trip to Nashville, and our tour guide was so knowledgeable. She touched on the good and the ugly. I didn't feel like she was "glorifying" anything. It's almost like some people just don't like history. History can be ugly somtimes, news flash. I love historical places and this place was cool! You really feel the energy here. It's pretty cool. The only part that sucks is that you're not allowed to take photos. Prices are good for toure too. It comes with a wine tasting at the end and a couple of them were super tasty! And I don't even like wine.

Visited Belle Meade Plantation & Winery and it left a bad taste in my mouth - literally and…read morefiguratively. The tour focused on glorifying the slave owners' "heritage" while minimizing the enslaved people who actually built the wealth and success of this place. That kind of selective storytelling is disrespectful. The wine tasted awful once I realized the truth was being watered down. Seeing people arrive for a wedding on the grounds as we were leaving? Disgusting. Celebrating on land rooted in exploitation, without fully honoring that history, is not romantic. It's erasure. I don't do rewritten history. Tell the whole truth or don't tell it at all.

we ordered the sweet wine tasting and they were all yummy to me! i don't drink much but i thought…read morethese wines were great and the location itself had a lot of character.

Brandon and Ashley are Excellent servers for today and anytime you come they are awesome. Ambiance…read moreis nice and inviting. You can order small charcuterie with your tasting for $10.00. Great Winery. Love Guys you are great!

Great selection and service. Knowledgeable staff…read more Need to fill under five character minimum. Hope this does it.

Very knowledgeable staff and great selection. Definitely not pretentious about their whiskey…read moreallocations like some places.

Fun, unique experience for horse lovers…read more Overall great, but this is a review so I'll start with the good, then get to the "could be better." 1) It's beautifully set up. The barn is clean, pretty, and has special spots for pictures and retail. Music is going and the videos are being played on the tv above the tasting station. 2) locally & woman owned business! Nuff said. 3) greeted by an 8 week old puppy during our visit, which was very fun, more entertaining than the horses IMO. 4) The owner takes the time to learn about what she's giving you to taste and drink, which is nice! 5) Great picture taking opportunities! 6) we had to reschedule because of a family emergency of one of the party members, and the owner was incredibly easy to work with to make sure we could still attend without losing any money or the experience. Customer service was great. Could make a better experience: Price - $60 seemed fair for something unique but then you add on the fees/taxes and it's $74.25 per person, not sure where that additional ~$15 goes but I'd be much more inclined to return if there's a way to pay without the additional fees. (Also, website descriptions say $55 then the price is $60 - fix to match increase.) We definitely thought there would be more to do with the horses. Even if customers can't do something, maybe show off any tricks or special things the horses to make it more about the Equine than the Wine! Overall, if you love horses and are looking for something different to do in Nashville, this is it! M2 has different options between brunch, bourbon, wine, and even olive oil tastings on a beautiful piece of land in Goodlettsville.

We were in Nashville, primarily for the AC/DC concert, looking for something to do a couple of days…read morebefore. Saw this at the M2 ranch and booked it. What a cool way to spend an afternoon! Merle, Wyatt and Hank (horses) were our hosts, along with Laura and Maddison. Whiskey sampling, charcuterie, wine and champagne tasting; all with a kick-back, no pressure atmosphere. Highly recommended.