Everything was wonderful! The wines, the food, and especially the views!! The folks that worked…read morethere were very knowledgeable about the wines, as well as being very friendly. Would definitely recommend Point Lookout Vineyards.

You will be wowed just driving up, through the vineyards. As you pull up to the top you see just…read morehow gorgeous the views are. We technically arrived 10 minutes before they opened and just soaked up the views. Finally we meandered inside. Point Lookout Vineyards is the winery, but Top of the World is the meadery. John selected 5 wines & 1 mead for a flight & i went 5 meads with one wine as my flight. We grabbed a glass of water & picked out our seat. We also spring for a 10 inch pepperoni pizza since it was lunch time. 1st- skip the pizza. IMO it didn't match the caliber of the experience in its entirety. Too much like a tostinos frozen pizza. The wine and meads were stellar. I started with Sweet Carolina Girl, a mid- sweet blended red that was bold in flavor, with that rich fruit. Very luscious. Next up, the Orange Blossom Mead, exactly as expected. Velvety mouth feel, bright flavor. The Beguile was next, a raspberry mead- at first sip, I was hesitant to like it. I went around the tasting and came back and liked it much more after the second sip. The Masala surprised me, a Chai tea mead, I'm not usually a fan of Chai tea but I was intrigued by the description. The clove and ginger with the cardamom was delightful. Mimi's Apple Pie was also very yummy, I honestly stay away from most "apple pie" flavors, because it usually never does it justice. This was an exception. Finishing this mead in bourbon barrels sealed the deal. Last & not at all the least was Sting, the classic orange blossom mead fermented with juniper berries, finished in a gin barrel. Startling on the palette. A very unique flavor profile for mead & I loved it! Overall, I absolutely loved my experience! We bought 3 bottles! Sting Mead, the Masala Chai Tea Mead & the Sweet Carolina Girl wine.

This place was great! The bartenders were a lot of fun, welcoming, and very quick to explain the…read moreconcept. You could feel the enthusiasm. The tasting room itself had a very funky vibe and cool music to match. The cinders are unfiltered, gluten-free, and not pastured. No preservatives, no added sugar. So they are not as sweet as you might be used to. I recommend stopping in and trying something new!

Love this place. Great selection of on rap and bottles of both their own ciders as well as this…read morefrom France, Spain, etc. Barstaff are Uber knowledgeable and extremely generous with tastings to determine the best pour for your taste.

Peaceful and serene views in August. It wasn't a busy Thursday so we were blessed to have the…read morecompany of the owner, Jeff as we enjoyed good wine, conversation and beautiful views. It's a great place to relax the day away, especially with wine!

First time at Addison Farms today and my wife and I did a tasting. So great! We loved the wines and…read moreMichelle did such a great job hosting us for the tasting. Can't recommend this place enough!

Top of the line winery featuring modern design. Everything was top notch, the wine was fine, the…read moreambiance sitting on top of the mountain is incredible.

This vineyard is absolutely gorgeous! If you're looking for a winery while in the Asheville area, I…read morehighly recommend visiting Marked Tree Vineyard. It is both intimate and beautiful. We came here as our first stop on my bachelorette vineyard tour. We were warmly welcome by the staff and (I believe) one of the owners. Inside, they had a bunch of art lining the walls which I found charming. We got a large table for our group of 10 on the outdoor patio. We were able to sit under the umbrellas for those who did not want sun. We were given three wines to try and cheese boards. Our group adored the cheese boards. We loved all the local goodies that were included in them. We enjoyed the wines we had. I'm blanking on the names, but one of my friends really liked the wine that had their dog on the logo. It's a stunning space because of all the greenery, the mountain views, and the vineyards.

Gates were closed. Y'all close at 6... it's 515. Drove all the way out here and find out you all…read morejust close the gates . Can someone explain why?

SCW and I drove to Stone Ashe Vineyard while visiting Asheville for a few days. We wanted to sample…read moresome wines from the vineyards around and Stone Ashe looked appealing. The drive is scenic along some winding roads with great views. The tasting room itself is near the top of a hill with great views of the surrounding vineyard and hills. When you enter you'll be greeted and offered a few different tasting options. You can essentially select your own from the offerings, including ciders. We both picked our wines, mine more white wine based and SCW went more for the reds. After a brief wait we were served. I didn't really enjoy the glassware that the wines are served in because they don't lend well to oxygen getting into the wine. I think this really detracts from the experience. Once we were about halfway into a tasting of wine then you could actually smell it much better. The wines themselves for me were hit and miss. The reserves were a bit better for me, but we didn't leave with any bottles. The tasting room is very nice, large, and has great views from any seat.

As a surprise for my hubby, I scheduled the Hike and Sip with the owner Ken. Despite what their…read morewebsite says it is at noon on Sundays. We learned a lot about this bicentennial farm (in the same family for over 200 years). Ken is 7th generation and shared memories of earlier generations. We also learned about grape varieties and their growing conditions and what a year at the vineyard looks like. Beautifully maintained and buildings are new and in great shape. Recovered from Hurricane Helen (9/24). We finished in time to hear live music and enjoy a few more glasses of wine with our new friends from the tour. Pavilion provides beautiful views, comfortable seating, ceiling fans and walls of curtains that keep out rain and cold. Dog friendly, but guests must be 21 and older. Children are not welcomed. It is a working farm and children pose too large of a liability.

I did a wine bus tour for my Bachelorette in Asheville and this was our final stop. It was a…read morefantastic last stop. We were a group of 10. I loved the atmosphere. There was live music and a lot of shaded patio seating as well as lawn seating. We were able to wander through the vineyards if we wanted. They had plenty of single stall gender neutral restrooms too. We got a large table in the patio and got two white wines and a rose. Our table really liked the rose. We had a lovely time at this vineyard. I thought it was such a lovely touch that they gave me chocolate truffles too! Our wine bus coordinator took care of ordering, but the staff seemed really kind.

Last time we were in town, we had passed by a few times and it wasn't open, but was able to check…read moreit out recently. Plenty of seating inside and outside. Staff is friendly and knowledgeable. We did the seasonal wine tastings and everything was good. Definitely a spot worth checking out if you are downtown and want a break from all the beer at the breweries.

Excellent wine and bar service. Our server Elija was super…read morefriendly and knowledgeable about of wines.

This was one of the most fun road trip places I have ever been! The grounds are beautiful, the…read moreowners are super friendly, and the ciders are unique and delicious. I highly recommend trying the pickle cider, but if you aren't feeling adventurous, then their Johnny Appleseed is delicious too. Everything on their cider flight were exceptional. I truly believe this was the highlight of my trip out west!!

A fun little place to grab a drink and sit and chat. The owners were very pleasant and nice and…read morehelpful in choosing our drinks. In addition to beer, wine and cider they will also make a frozen concoction for you. I really enjoyed my daiquiri and husband liked his flight.

What a wonderful find! Visiting Greenville for the wkend I wanted to go get a nice glass of wine…read morewithout the whole "bar" feel. This place was right up my alley when I searched wine spots near me. The decor is absolutely beautiful. Inviting and warm. They had a happy hr going on when I arrived, $2 off a glass so yes I was very happy abt that lol. Live piano music as set to start at 6p, which really set the entire mood. I tried a Riesling and a sangria on tap. Both were delish, the sangria was definitely my fave as I had a couple glasses of that. I also got the trio platter, I picked pickles, smoked trout dip and curry chicken salad. All were absolutely delicious, went well with my drink choices. Loved the whole vibe of the place.

Are you and your friends bickering about who's gonna host the next girl's night? Well you can stop,…read morebecause the wine house is literally like hanging out in an upscale living room. They also have an awesome bathroom- they've won the flushies, if you know, you know. The wine house several bottles of wine you can choose from or you can buy a bottle right off the shelf and drink it too! My friends and I chose the latter option, choosing a bottle of Bandol Rose from the fridge, the staff helped to guide us in our choice. They do have some light snacks if that's something else you're looking for!

My wife and I spent a delightful afternoon at Linville Falls Winery under the care and keeping of…read moreLindsay Wiseman, granddaughter of the founder and current marketing director. Our private tasting was perfect in every way - a total of six wines, along with the backstory of how each was produced. The live music made the afternoon even more splendid. Linville Falls Winery makes you feel like you're spending an afternoon in Tuscany. Multiple seating options, lovely gift shop, nearby food trucks - all make it a great way to spend a day in the mountains.

The staff was very nice and knowledgeable. The wine and cheese was very tasty. The grounds are…read morebeautiful. There was of course grapes growing on property, but surprisingly there were apples and Christmas trees growing on property also.