  Three Sisters Vineyard and WineryWineries-Vineyards  Laid back and fun, Three Sisters Vineyards is a favorite destination of Wine Lovers visiting the North Georgia Mountains and Dahlonega, The Heart of Georgia Wine Country. A variety of tastings are offered inside, from a large cherry wood tasting bar featuring a distinctive collection of southern folk art and pottery. Outside, a rock wall patio is said by many to be one of the best places to stop and soak in this unique wine region. Relax with friends and a glass of Georgia "Estate Grown" wine from this unique Dahlonega Plateau region while listening to local acoustic folk and bluegrass or jazz presented seasonally on our Crush Pad Deck. Grapes grown on the estate include Cabernet Franc, Merlot, Cabernet Sauvignon, Chardonnay, Pinot Blanc, Touriga, Cynthiana Norton, Vidal Blanc and Pinot Noir. Three Sisters Vineyards is proud to be Dahlonega's First Family Farm Winery and Lumpkin County's founding wine grape growers. One hundred eighty-four acres of North Georgia Mountain vineyard beauty and history await you at the only place TurnerSouth named Best Winery In The South, Three Sisters Vineyards. Three Sisters Vineyards is a unique and genuine North Georgia venue for just about any wedding celebration. Named “Best Winery In The South” by TurnerSouth’s Blue Ribbon Television Series, Three Sisters Vineyards is truly one of the great backdrops for a memorable special event. 439 Vineyard Way 706.865.9463 Tasting Room Hours Th-Sat. 11AM-5PM |  The Memories In mid-August, the weather was beautiful: 65 degree evenings and up to high 80s in the afternoon. Our group of two couples enjoyed this property very much! On the first night we sat on the porch for dinner. Day 2 we shopped in Blue Ridge and had lunch at Chester's (great... In mid-August, the weather was beautiful: 65 degree evenings and up to high 80s in the afternoon. Our group of two couples enjoyed this property very much! On the first night we sat on the porch for dinner. Day 2 we shopped in Blue Ridge and had lunch at Chester's (great food!) on Main St. Day 3 we went hiking to Sea Creek Falls in the rain. It was so wonderful! Then we drove to The Swinging Bridge, and at night we played Phase 10. We saw several deer families, wild turkeys, and colorful butterflies. Some of our highlights included cooking for one another, hiking, celebrating Jill's 60th birthday, all of the green scenery, the sound of the creek, and seeing the mountains again. Nothing beats a vacation. Serendiptiy on Noontootla Creek gave us more than that. We've experienced raw nature, family, and food all at once! Food: we shopped at Ingles, Mercier Orchards, Food Lion, and Walmart to stock our short week up w/ burgers,... Nothing beats a vacation. Serendiptiy on Noontootla Creek gave us more than that. We've experienced raw nature, family, and food all at once! Food: we shopped at Ingles, Mercier Orchards, Food Lion, and Walmart to stock our short week up w/ burgers, steaks, and chicken on the BBQ. Adventure: went rafting on the Toccoa River with the pink tube company - (very organized)! Take a water camera! Also, rode the Blue Ridge Scenic Railroad and straddled the GA-TN state line in McCaysville. Stopped in Pat's Country Kitchen. My father brought his Harley so we did a few trips in the car behind him to take video. It rained 2 days here, one of them we took a day trip to Atlanta to the Aquarium. One day we fished in the creek and ended every day in the hot tub! Downtown Blue Ridge is great. Didn't get to have dinner, but lunch was good at Harvest on Main. Also, try Angelina's - it's awesome! Hikes: we took 2 hiking trips. One was at Springer Mountain, the base of the Appalachian Trail. The other hike was Fall Branch Falls - beautiful! Took our Christmas card pictures there. Great times at Serendipity ~ "The Cuban Crew" |
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