If you are visiting the Biltmore Estate, I highly recommend you check out the Biltmore Winery…read morebefore you head home! They offer a complimentary wine tasting. On a Wednesday afternoon, my husband and I waited in line for about 20 minutes, and I thought it was worth it! We each got to sample 5 wines of our choice out of a list of 15 different wines. They also list the price of each wine, so you can taste within (or outside of, haha) your price range! We ended up buying 3 bottles, and if you buy 3 to 5 bottles you get 10% off. After the wine tasting, we checked out the wine bar across from the winery. I had a wine flight and my husband had a glass of wine. The service was great. They also have a snack and food menu that we didn't try, but the cheese plate looked good at the other tables!

We had a little bit of a wait to get one of the last tastings of the evening before the Luminere…read moreevent. We got to sample any 5 wines on the menu. I thought they were all pretty good! The wine host was friendly and knowledgeable. We had a fun tasting!

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!

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.

The food amazing. ABSOLUTELY WELL WORTH YOUR . I could not believe the food was so good.read more

We had a wonderful visit. Small winery with a lovely view. They have outdoor and indoor seating,…read moreoffering table service - which I don't often see at wineries. We started outside and all chose the "Tubular Wine Tasting" which offered 6 options - this time, it was 3 red and 3 white. The staff was very friendly and helpful, the decor gave an antique vibe. There was a food truck offering an interesting selection of tacos, sopas, empanadas, etc. They also had a special for St Patrick's Day of a green sangria/mimosa and gold dusted popcorn combo. I enjoyed the variety of wine options in the tasting and trying new things that I wouldn't normally order on my own. Overall, we really enjoyed our time here and they even allowed us to bring in our own snacks. They have options to build your own charcuterie boards as well.

Found this place on Yelp. The good reviews persuaded us to come check it out Good choice…read more Tuesday greeted us and give us a good explanation of the different wines made here. Paul came by to chat for a bit, brought his dog Mae over, very personable and informative. The wines are great as well as the wine slushy. They even had Octoberfest beer. Also enjoyed the setting in the woods and the overall atmosphere and experience.

There are so many winery choices in this area. But we always love the smaller , more intimate…read moretastings. We enjoyed three flights to be able to taste all of the 12 dry wines. We enjoyed an informative conversation with the owner/Wine maker. Highly recommend this winery especially the 828 reserve. Who can resist the wagging tail greeter, Mae?

Despite having to fight over reaching regulatory facism . They're still standing! And the whisky is…read moreawesome! Stopping for the whisky, support freedom locally! Try the smoked old fashioned!!

Located 20 minutes outside Asheville,we decided to stop on our way back to Charlotte…read more Very small locally sourced distillery located in a small industrial area . They are a 100 % grain to glass small batch gin and whiskey distillery. They do tastings for only 1.00 each,flights as well as hand crafted cocktails. We tried their Barrel Reserve Gin matured in casks for at least 1 yr,Single Malt Whiskey and their Rye Whiskey. They do sell bottles to go but we're out of the Rye since it is a limited release only available at the distillery. Their spirits are good in taste and are worth a visit.

My friend, a sommelier, was visiting from L.A. and stopped at Euda Wine to taste the up and coming…read morewine region of the world, North Carolina. We were not disappointed. The wines delivered all the flavor notes from this unique region, light and refreshing ready to pour whites and roses. After tasting a member-only red blend '22, I became a member of the 4-bottle club! And I took home the red blend and whites/rose. Moving to Denver, NC from Napa was a stretch and I missed my vineyards and the smell of yeast/fermentation process as an intern at RustRidge.com. Visiting and becoming a member at Euda Wine has me feeling at home again (give or take +2,000 miles). Danielle, a very knowledgeable person, got to know our wine preferences and designed a perfect tasting. We also liked the snacks in their self-serve fridge to pair with the wines. She was so nice to not rush us off since we arrived ten minutes before they closed. She even took a photo of us. It was a great visit and I'm lucky to live not far to visit often. I hear the Trivia night is a hoot.

Low-key winery that's the perfect stop in Old Fort after hiking Catawba Falls! Our group of hikers…read morearrived around 12:30pm on a Saturday, and there was plenty of space inside. The A/C and fans inside kept us nice and cool - very appreciated after hiking in the heat! Service was great, and we were provided with menus and pitchers of water. The winery offers a few local snacks for purchase like meat sticks, goat cheese, and pimento cheese, and you can also BYOF. The Summer Special tasting was a flight of brut natural, sauv blanc, and rosé. The bartender did a great job describing the wines and background of the winery. I enjoyed them all - they're not as bright and crisp as you may expect, and instead they're a bit more funky. A few of my group tried the wines and didn't enjoy them, so I'd warn that they may not appeal to everyone. The rosé especially reminded us almost of an orange wine. I thought they were interesting and worth a try, but they wouldn't be my everyday go-to/may not pair as well with certain foods. For those who weren't fans of the wine by itself, they did enjoy the blueberry wine slushie - a sweeter crowd-pleaser!