Best Wineries in Dahlonega
A curated look at Dahlonega’s premier tasting rooms, scenic patios, and award-winning vintages—perfect for planning your next private wine tour.
How to Choose Wineries for a Private Dahlonega Tour
Dahlonega's vineyards span bold reds, sparkling flights, and cave-aged varietals. When you travel with North Georgia Wine Trips, a concierge driver guides you through reserved tastings, scenic detours, and flexible timing—no crowded shuttles or rigid schedules.
Below, we outline guest-favorite wineries that pair naturally with our Dahlonega wine tours, covering tasting notes, signature experiences, and what to expect at each stop.
Montaluce Winery & Restaurant
Tuscan-inspired architecture, terrace dining, and estate-grown Italian varietals make Montaluce a must for guests who love refined atmospheres and bold reds.
Wolf Mountain Vineyards
Perched high above the valley, Wolf Mountain offers sparkling flights, European oak aging, and panoramic decks that shine during brunch or sunset tastings.
Yonah Mountain Vineyards
Known for its granite cave and polished tasting bar, Yonah Mountain blends Bordeaux-style reds with immersive cave tours and special release events.
Accent Cellars
A boutique tasting room along the Chestatee River, Accent Cellars highlights approachable flights, creative blends, and staff who love curating experiences for private groups.
Cavender Creek Vineyards
Rustic charm meets friendly hospitality at Cavender Creek. Expect barn-side tastings, porch swings, and small-lot wines perfect for relaxed afternoons.
Match Wineries to Your Style
Prefer refined tasting rooms? Start at Montaluce. Want a laid-back patio? Accent Cellars and Cavender Creek are perfect. Our private drivers help you sequence stops and secure reservations so the day flows naturally.
Reserve Elevated Tastings
Many Dahlonega wineries offer barrel samples, chef pairings, or cave tours with advance notice. Let us know which experiences interest you and we will confirm availability before your private tour date.
Planning Tips for Dahlonega Wine Tours
- Weekdays and Sunday afternoons offer quieter tasting rooms and more time with winemakers.
- Pair one large estate (Montaluce, Yonah Mountain) with boutique stops like Accent Cellars for variety.
- Fall foliage season requires early booking—our drivers map detours for photo ops along Highway 19.
- Bring a light jacket for terrace tastings; mountain breezes cool quickly after sunset.