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Winery, Event Space, and Vineyard
Dahlonega
"great views of the N. Georgia mountains"(2 Tips)
"Frogtown, Montaluce, & Wolf Mtn are by far the 3 best Wineries..."(2 Tips)
"Wolf Mtn, Blackstock, 3 Sisters, and Montaluce are all close by!"(2 Tips)
"Good entertainment, good times, good view."(4 Tips)
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Scott GellmanAugust 11, 2015Great wine. But you pay for it. Try some smaller wineries in the area for an equally beautiful view, good wine and great prices. (Ie. the Cottage, it's about 10 min away)
Destin DunhamNovember 4, 2012Pretentious? Pft... There were pets running around and the wine servers were super friendly. We liked the wine better than the wine at Wolf Mountain
Juha HarkonenMay 13, 2010This is one of the more memorable vineyard experiences in Georgia. The wine has improved over the years and in my humble opinion the wines are fairly good. The cost/quality ratio isn't quite there, bu
Rachel WilesApril 11, 2015Loved the muscadine red! Fabulous place. Some of the best wines I have tried so far!
Leslie NDecember 27, 2012Dogs (forever barking) and cat are annoying!! Why do we have to have them hanging around us why we drink wine and ate goldfish crackers? Will bypass this one next time.- Go to Frogtown Cellars. Relaxing, great views of the N. Georgia mountains, love the Thirteenth Century Merlot. Their panini's are to die for, corned beef being my fav. Read more
- Shane BaileyJuly 21, 2013Frogtown, Montaluce, & Wolf Mtn are by far the 3 best Wineries in the area!
- Rob BeechamDecember 1, 2010Don't forget to visit the other Dahlonega wineries. Wolf Mtn, Blackstock, 3 Sisters, and Montaluce are all close by!
Daniel RiceAugust 11, 2012If you have a palette for good wine, skip frog town. Bitter and too alcoholic for serious wine-o's.- Lorne BrandtOctober 2, 2010Once you finally get attn., then it's good-- slow getting started. Good entertainment, good times, good view.
Toreya SheaAugust 14, 2010Try NOT to get Craig, the owner, to pour your tastings. His pours are so small you can barely taste the wine, and it certainly isn't worth the 15 dollar charge.
Mandi JonesSeptember 23, 2011Unfortunately, they aren't known for over-achieving. On a $10 6-inch caprese sandwich, you get one slice of tomato .
AmandaNovember 24, 201818% service fee added to all food bills. They r not clear to tell u it goes toward gratuity. And the still ask for additional gratuity after u pay the 18%!!!
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- Thu, Sun
- Noon–5:00 PM
- Fri–Sat
- Noon–6:00 PM
(706) 865-0687
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- 8.5
"Last call for tastings is 15 minutes before close, so plan accordingly. Also, the Cheeto's and Mountain Red was great!"
Dave Nevill - 8.9
"Atmosphere is great, especially Friday afternoons. Live entertainment on the weekends. Good variety of wine. Beautiful vineyards. One of my faves."
Cindy Balkstra - 8.7
"Great views and lovely wine. Try the sparklers, Plenitude or Chanteloup and Instinct. Good snacks as well. Definitely one of the better stops on the Georgia wine highway."
Steve Schilling
