Great winery! We loved the experience of tasting their wines & it went perfect with the cheese…read morethey offered! ( what was that cheese?). We purchased a couple bottles and would like to have that cheese as well. Dog was friendly there also ! We hear they are closing? Is this true?? Moving?

Very friendly and the wine was very good. After our tasting we purchased a few bottles to enjoy at…read moreour condo. They will be closing this location and hopefully reopening in another location.

We were looking for a winery in the area and this seemed the highest rated. We tried tasting some…read morewhites. Ended up buying the Reisling and Royal white but were underwhlemed. Staff was friendly and the place had lots of wine-related merch.

Came to town for the Garlic Festival, but absolutely LOVED this place! It's very cute and a bit…read moreunassuming at first. Staff are super friendly and helpful. Wine tastings are an amazing price -- and the wine is absolutely delicious.

Super cute small little winery. Great to have some drinks it was a bit cold outside but really cute…read moreoverall . The service was extremely good, the lady assisted us as soon as we walked in !

What a lovely place! While being stuck in the foothills of TN for a family vacation, this city…read moregirl was feeling the anxiety of becoming one with nature. We happened upon this place and it brought me back to life. The wine was fabulous, the bartender (host / sommelier idk) either way she was FABULOUS! If you like wine and banjo country isn't quite for you...then this place is the perfect escape.

5 star for what and where it is, one of the only wineries in this part of TN…read more Stop by to get free tastings and grab a bottle or two to go. Nothing fancy inside, no drinking or eating on property. Lots of styles of wine, including seasonal ones like fall harvest and Christmas spice. The older man who served us was kind and helpful.

Surprisingly nice little winery , the owner Kirt was very fascinating to converse with . Very…read moreknowledgeable about his wines . Several really nice wines . My favorites were the Black Velvet and Hogseye . . The winery itself was noting fancy . No trinkets or any wine accessories to purchase but plenty of good wines to taste and purchase . Decent prices wines and free tastings .

Perfect place regardless of the wine you like. The port is a must try.... Delicious. Love that…read morethey're dog friendly. The views are beautiful and it's just so relaxing. There is a kitchen too. So glad we stopped by!

Such a cute spot! We stumbled upon this place during a…read morerecent trip and stopped in on a Saturday afternoon. It wasn't crowded, which made for a relaxing experience. Yvonne was our server and she was absolutely lovely--super sweet and gave us great recommendations from the brunch menu and wine list. Everything we tried was delicious, and we really enjoyed our time here. We don't live nearby, but we'll definitely be back next time we're in town!

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!

Chestnut Hill Winery does not exist anymore as far as I know. It may have moved but I doubt that…read more It is gone

Great visit while passing through. Renae knows her stuff…read more My wife and I popped in while passing through and got a chance to taste some really nice wines and meet some wonderful ladies.

This place is very nice place. Everybody was super nice and very helpful. The wine choices were…read moregreat. Beans Creek has a great vibe with great wine and the food smelled and looked very good, we didn't eat off the menu but had a charcuterie plate.

Wines were awesome and service was amazing! We met some great people at the bar! Atmosphere was…read morevery chill!

Everyone knows about Tennessee whiskey but what about Tennessee wine? Sure, people from California…read morelikely think Tennessee should just stay in their lane and do the whole whiskey thing, but I think that Cellar 53 is onto something with their Tennessee wines! Cellar 53 is the winery experience that you need to have with great wines. They have everything you need for an enjoyable time here. Unbeknownst to us, Cellar 53 was having a 'Wildflowers and Wine' event the lovely Saturday afternoon that we happened to go there. There was live music on their covered back patio and out in front there was a food truck selling tacos, a stand selling goat cheese and fudge, a stand with sangria and then a garden tent with hanging plants and pots filled with flowers for Mother's Day. There were so many pros about our day here and the cons aren't really a big deal at all! Pros: -Prices: You simply cannot beat a tasting which is $5 for 5 wines! The bottles are almost all under $20 so you will not break the bank coming here even if you buy several bottles. -Wines: they have a good mixture of whites, reds and fruit wines which the fruit is Tennessee-grown. My boyfriend doesn't really drink wine but he loved the Brush Creek Sweet White (thank you Cellar 53 we have a new wino!) so we got a couple bottles of that one and one of their Wildberry wine. -Beautiful grounds: their back patio has comfortable seating with pillows and then picnic tables and other seating. They do have a corn hole set as well. -The staff: Since it is a family-owned operation one of the staff told us stories about the grounds and wines which we really enjoyed. Also, we bought a block of their herb cheese and crackers which they cut up for us in cubes and brought out to the patio. Cons: -Far for most. It is 30 minutes from our house but likely Nashville folks will find it to be more like an hour. It is worth the trip though! -Small tasting bar area. I would say that perhaps 8 people can stand up at the tasting room bar area at any time. Even on a busy day we only had to wait about 5 or 10 minutes before a couple of people left the area so that we could do a tasting, which wasn't too bad. There was an adjacent room to the bar area that looked like it could accommodate larger parties so I think that with advanced notice this wouldn't be a problem. Tips: -The payment option didn't give me a place to tip when I paid with my credit card. Bring cash if you'd like to show the staff your appreciation! -Bring a blanket and picnic items for an afternoon of lounging. There are plenty of shaded areas due to the many trees.

First off I want to say that I am by no means a wine person. After enjoying a wine & chocolate…read morepairing at the Watertown is for Lovers event I really enjoyed the Harvest White and Sweet Red that I tried. My friend and I decided to head over to the actual winery just 20 minutes outside of Watertown. I was a little concerned when driving there that I had put it in my GPS incorrectly, it took me through some neighborhoods and lots of farmland (which I am not used to being a city girl!). Suddenly we pulled into a beautiful open land with signage that led you in the right direction. We were greeted by the most adorable "guard dogs," they were lazing out front and that's when I knew this was going to be a good visit. We signed up for another wine tasting, because heck I'll do anything that's $5. We sampled five different wines, and not being much of a wine drinker...I sampled all the sweet wines. The staff member that helped us was extremely knowledgeable of the process and the history, it was a great experience. I thoroughly enjoyed them all, but was partial to the Wildberry and the Sweet Red--which we grabbed bottles of. They also had cute decor that you could buy, funny wine glasses, and a large outdoor space that is perfect for a picnic on a nice day. I will definitely be back when that time comes for nice weather, a new bottle of Sweet Red, and to hang out with their 4-legged welcoming committee!