Is the winery experience suitable for beginners?

Yes, the private tours at Worley's Cave Winery are designed to accommodate all knowledge levels, including first-time wine tasters.

Can I purchase wine on site?

Absolutely! Guests can purchase a variety of wines to take home and enjoy after their visit.

Are children allowed on the tour?

Worley's Cave Winery is primarily an adult-oriented experience due to alcohol consumption, so children are not recommended on tastings.

Is the winery wheelchair accessible?

Some areas of the winery are accessible, but vineyard trails may be uneven; please contact River & Earth Adventures in advance to discuss your specific needs.

What is the cancellation policy?

Cancellations should be made at least 48 hours in advance to avoid any fees.

Are food or snacks provided during the tasting?

Light snacks may be offered depending on the tour package; check with River & Earth Adventures for specific details.

Explore Worley's Cave Winery in Elizabethton, Tennessee

Worley's Cave Winery, operated by River & Earth Adventures, offers a unique private outdoor adventure in the charming town of Elizabethton, Tennessee. This hidden gem combines scenic natural beauty with the pleasures of handcrafted wines, making it a perfect getaway for wine lovers and outdoor enthusiasts alike. The winery experience here is more than just tasting; it’s about connecting with the surrounding landscape and understanding the winemaking process in an intimate setting. Surrounded by the rolling hills of the Appalachian region, visitors can enjoy a leisurely stroll through vineyard trails, witness the care that goes into each bottle, and sample a selection of locally crafted wines that truly capture Tennessee’s flavors. Whether you’re seeking a quiet day outside or a way to celebrate a special occasion, Worley’s Cave Winery delivers a welcoming atmosphere paired with stunning countryside views. The personalized tours offered by River & Earth Adventures ensure that every guest receives expert insights into viticulture and the unique history of winemaking in this region, making the experience both educational and delightful. Plus, the nearby Appalachian Trail and the Doe River provide additional opportunities for adventure after your tasting, offering a well-rounded day immersed in both nature and local culture.