
easy
4 hours
Suitable for all fitness levels; minimal walking and low elevation change.
Discover Western North Carolina’s emerging wine country on a guided tour stopping at two family-owned vineyards. Taste estate-grown wines paired with local charcuterie, and learn the region’s unique viticultural story just outside Asheville.
The rolling hills of Western North Carolina rouse with a quiet energy, where vineyards stretch lazily beneath the watchful gaze of Blue Ridge peaks. On this four-hour afternoon tour, the landscape shifts in harmony with the taste of local terroir, guiding travelers through two distinctive family-owned vineyards just outside Asheville. It begins in town, a gentle urban pulse giving way to winding backroads flanked by grapevines thick with promise.

This popular tour fills up quickly, especially during harvest season; booking in advance ensures your spot.
Wear comfortable shoes suitable for walking short distances on gravel and paved paths between tasting areas.
Mountain weather can change; a light jacket or fleece is helpful for afternoon tours when temperatures may dip.
Although water is provided, staying hydrated before the tour enhances your tasting experience and overall comfort.
Western North Carolina has a growing wine industry revival that converts former tobacco farmlands into vineyards, blending Appalachian tradition with modern winemaking.
Vineyards here prioritize sustainable farming practices, including reduced pesticide use and water conservation to protect the mountain ecosystem.
Supportive shoes make walking between vineyards and tasting areas more enjoyable.
spring specific
Protect your skin while outdoors during midday vineyard stops.
summer specific
Keep hydrated throughout the day, complementing provided bottled water.