Georgia actually has a long history with vineyards. About 90 miles from Atlanta, in the shadow of the Blue Ridge Mountains, there are more than 40 wineries and tasting rooms.

Wolf Mountain Vineyards and Winery is Dahlonega’s hidden gem, hosting one of the most delicious restaurants among all of Georgia’s wineries according to Atlanta Eats.

There is now a place to find locally made Georgia wine in the city. Vine Fine Wine in Decatur is the first wine shop to stock the state’s wine. Earlier this February, Eater Atlanta sparked a ...

In case you didn't know, this is the last weekend for Georgia's annual Wine Highway weekend. This year marks the largest list of participating wineries, with more than 17 stops from Jasper to Tiger.

Georgia wine is coming into its own (and no, ... Since 1961, Atlanta magazine, the city’s premier general interest publication, has served as the authority on Atlanta, ...

I remember my first taste of Georgia wine, years ago: I was in a small gift shop in “alpine” Helen during (what else?) Oktoberfest, and was offered a Dixie cup filled with complimentary ...

A newly recognized winemaking region could help north Georgia make a name for itself as the “Napa Valley of the South.” The Alcohol and Tobacco Tax and Trade Bureau on June 29 established the ...

North Georgia's wine business continues to grow, as do the grapes that make it all possible. And right now, it's harvest for wine country, which means local vineyards are very busy plucking those ...