We went to a tasting here as part of a tour of several Western NC wineries. This one was the one we liked least out of the four wineries we toured. We tasted three estate wines (the grapes for the wines were grown on the estate itself) and two that the winery had bought from California to redistribute, since the last harvest was destroyed by weather conditions.
The Californian ones were easily drinkable without much memorable depth to it. For the 14 to 15 dollar price you can get a better wine at grocery stores or even at some wine stores.
The estate wines were... not good. We were with about 10 other people at the tasting, and no one liked the wines there. I only write negative reviews on Yelp if I am sure of my opinion, but this one is backed up by other people. I can usually tell when a wine is just not to my personal tastes; these seemed more like something went wrong during production. I personally got glue or nail polish aromas from the wines. From what I've researched, that means something went wrong with volatile acidity levels in the wine, i.e. it's a flaw in how the wine was produced.
The scenery here is very pretty though, and we tasted some merlot chocolate ice cream made by the owner that is supposed to become available commercially soon and was truly excellent. read more