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Wineries in the Smoky Mountains

Authentic local flavor shines when you sip and savor at Smoky Mountain wineries. Rooted in Appalachian traditions and shaped by East Tennessee’s climate, these fine and fruity wines reflect generations of regional craftsmanship and hospitality. Pair your tasting experience with even more local favorites by exploring Things to Do in Pigeon Forge and nearby Gatlinburg Strip Attractions, making your visit to the Smokies both flavorful and memorable.

Rocky Top Wine Trail

Rocky Top Wine Trail

2174 Parkway, Pigeon Forge, TN 37863

Sip and savor your way through five wineries in the Smoky Mountains. Your special passport gains you access to five great wineries: each with its own unique activities and snacks. The Rocky Top Wine Trail is located in the heart of the Great Smoky Mountains and is comprised of fi... [Business Info]

Tennessee Homemade Wines

Tennessee Homemade Wines

643 Parkway, Gatlinburg, TN 37738 (+1 more)

Gatlinburg's #1 winery! Now with TWO locations! The founders of Tennessee Homemade Wines are local Gatlinburg folk, rooted in the deep family tradition of Tennessee sweet wine. We use local fruits, local craftsmen and local hospitality to make and sell the best sweet wine around.... [Business Info]

Gatlinburg Wine Trail

Gatlinburg Wine Trail

Gatlinburg, TN

You can start your journey along the Gatlinburg Wine Trail at any of the 5 locations! Experience the charm of Gatlinburg with 3 of our top wine tasting spots that are conveniently located on the same street and just 400 feet apart, begin your journey at the gateway to the Great S... [Business Info]

You’ll find that Smoky Mountain wineries are special for a number of reasons. Tennessee’s rich soil and unique topography create a perfect climate for growing a variety of grapes and berries, giving local winemakers many opportunities for creating magic in a bottle. The wines you’ll find in the Smokies are modern, locally-grown, and often fruit-inspired, giving you an opportunity to try something different and take home a few bottles of your new favorites. Ready to explore the best wine in East Tennessee? No matter your drink of choice, take a look at a few Smoky Mountain wineries below and start planning your next sip now.

Wine Clubs

Both Tennessee Homemade Wines and Rocky Top Wine Trail offer wine club options that let you take a little piece of the Smokies home with you. From quarterly wine and cider deliveries to member-only discounts, tastings, and event perks, it’s an easy way to keep the Smoky Mountain vibes flowing long after your trip is over.

Hillside Winery

This Sevierville winery partners with local grape farmers and is responsible for crushing more than 856,000 pounds of Tennessee grapes every year. Known for their excellent Italian style and bubbly wines, Hillside Winery’s family friendly tours are fun and educational. They offer free wine tastings and a selection of Sweetwater Valley Cheese.

Hillside Winery

Apple Barn Winery

Anyone who has visited Pigeon Forge has heard of the famous Apple Barn General Store & Cider Mill. Just next door on the banks of the Little Pigeon River is the Apple Barn Winery, offering a uniquely delicious twist on wine. The winery is open daily for tastings and shopping for bottles or their fabulous selection of wine accessories.

Apple Barn

Mountain Valley Winery

Since 1991, Mountain Valley Winery has been producing award winning varieties of wine. Their focus is French and German style as well as a selection of sweeter fruity wines. You can find the winery just past the Titanic Museum on the Pigeon Forge parkway. In September and October you can even crush grapes!

Mountain Valley Winery

Girls Guide To The Smokies

Our Girls Guide to the Smokies is all about helping you plan the perfect girls trip in the Smoky Mountains. Whether you’re winery hopping, hunting down cute places to eat, or looking for cozy cabins and fun things to do, it’s a go-to guide for turning a Smokies weekend into something memorable.

Girls Guide To The Smokies

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