Mountain Brook Vineyards - Blue Ridge Wines in Tryon
North Carolina has wineries from the Coast to the Mountains. Here's another vineyard that has 15 years of grape growing experience that shows in their award winning wines. Mountain Brook Vineyards is in the Blue Ridge Mountains in Tryon, and they produce classic vinifera varietals that you would find and taste around the world. Dennis and Miriam Lanahan started the vineyard to create well balanced wines that are varietally correct. And they achieved that in their wines.
Mountain Brook Vineyards
You'll know how they got their name as you cross over the mountain brook as you go on you way up the hill to their vineyard. With just over 7 acres of vineyards, Mountain Brook Vineyards wines are 100% NC grown and vinified grapes. Their small production allows them to use the ageless traditions of hand selecting the grapes for each of their harvest and using the highest quality to produce limited wines.
The vineyard is a great place for all to visit - including children and dogs (one needs to be kept on a leash). But the kids will have games they can play with, and the adults will have wine to taste and either you can bring your own snacks or picnic, or partake of some snacks at the tasting room. If you want a place to gather for an anniversary party, bridal or baby shower, then you should contact Mountain Brook Vineyards
By the way, they have a new tasting room at the vineyard. We'll be updating our photos soon, and will reach back out to show you the updates. If you're looking for a place to have a gathering, then you
https://casinocashlib.net got me thinking about how small production really changes the character of a wine, and the detail about hand-selecting grapes for each harvest stood out to me. Seven acres of 100% NC-grown vinifera is a modest operation, so I'd expect the tasting room experience to feel more personal than what you get at larger estates. Curious how the new tasting room compares to the mountain lodge style they started with.
https://casinocuracao.org was open in another tab while I read this, and the detail about crossing the actual brook on the way up to the vineyard made the name feel earned rather than just a label. What I appreciate is that they hand-select grapes from just over 7 acres for limited production, which is a very different approach from the larger operations that blend across multiple sites to hit a consistent volume. Curious whether the new tasting room kept the same mountain lodge feel or went in a more modern direction.