Wine Tourism


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The ultimate Deep South vacation. Our wineries are among the most beautiful in North America and already enjoy tourist popularity. We recognize that the wine culture brings along visitors who just might stay longer when we tell them about what is theirs to enjoy after the tastings and tours. Many are near Dahlonega and Atlanta's northern suburbs. Kluge Estates near Jefferson's Monticello and an easterly drive to Washington. The most visited winery in America is not in Napa, but in North Carolina. Biltmore Estates in Asheville brings in more than a million visitors annually. Cynthiana was the grape of the Cherokee, domesticated by a Virginian. Today it is called Norton and bottles produced by Georgia, North Carolina and Virginia wineries compare with the great red wines of France, Spain and Italy. Wine tourism has barely been touched. We'll expand all the pleasures and possibilities for visitors everywhere.
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Trump Winery Charlottesville, VA	North Carolina's Yadkin Valley	Sugarleaf Vineyards North Garden, VA	Boutier Winery Danielsville. GA



Horse Creek Winery Nashville, GA	Cavender Creek Vineyards Dahlonega, GA	Lakeridge Winery & Vineyards Clermont, FL

North Carolina Winegrowers Association	Kentucy Wineries	Virgina Wine Tourism

Dakotah Winery Chiefland, FL	All American Wineries A Wine Guide by State	Winegrowers Association of Georgia (NE GA wineries)	Elk Creek Vineyards Owenton, KY

Childress Vineyards Lexington, NC	Biltmore Estate Winery Asheville, NC	Sanctuary Vineyards Jarvisburg, NC



WINE TOURISM

WINE TOURISM