Browse menus, reviews and photos of Wineries near Hendersonville.
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124 Sandy Hill Lane, Hendersonville
“Had a great visit to the vineyard. Quiet and relaxing atmosphere. Great wines and a good variety. Hosts were friendly and helpful. Highly recommend.”
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588 Chestnut Gap Road, Hendersonville
“Great wine and great staff”
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736 Green Mountain Road, Hendersonville
“Went to this place this past weekend...... AMAZING!! I'm not usually a wine person, but the wine here is going to convert me. The quality of this wine was top notch, and the service was great as well. Spectacular views and such a peaceful setting. All adult crowd was nice, it is 21 and older there. Will be taking my pit Atlas next time, dogs welcomed if on a leash. All around, this place is beautiful and everyone is so friendly here. So glad I ran across this place, my new evening relaxation spot!!”
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2695 Sugarloaf Road Vintners Table, Hendersonville
“Delicious wine, great food in a wonderful setting. We visited on the recommendation of a friend and have returned twice since with friends. Reasonable priced wine tastings with many options from which to choose. The second visit there was live music and the opportunity to stomp grapes (it wasn't posted but there were many people dressed as Lucy and Ethel from the 'I Love Lucy' episode. Great fun.”
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623 Deep Gap Road, Flat Rock · 5.57 miles
“Delicious wine!!! We really enjoyed our tasting with Eric.”
Every February 18th, the United States celebrates National Drink Wine Day - a holiday that brings together wine enthusiasts and provides a perfect excuse to open a favorite bottle or try something new. This isn't just another reason to enjoy good wine - it's a day to learn more about wine culture, visit wineries, participate in tastings, and discover new flavors. On this day, wine bars, restaurants, and wineries across the country host special events, from expert tastings to engaging wine tours. It's an excellent opportunity to immerse yourself in the world of American winemaking - from the famous Napa Valley in California to the cozy wineries of New York and Virginia. In our guide, we've collected the most interesting places to properly celebrate this holiday: from historic wineries with centuries-old traditions to modern wine bars with innovative approaches to tastings. Each of these venues offers a unique experience and its own special perspective on wine culture.