Warm Springs Winery

Such a cute spot to visit in Warm Springs! Very small and run out of the owner’s backyard, but don’t be intimidated it has such small town charm! The staff is so knowledgable and sweet. You will end up leaving with four bottles like I did!

My fiancé and I came to warm springs in hope of delicious wines. Success! We were created in the parking lot by the owner and creator of warm springs winery. That greeting set the tone of our wonderful experience. The owner walked us to the tour entrance and we were shown how the wines were made in the back room. After, we had a free wine tasting. We were not disappointed. The service was spectacular and friendly. After our tasting we were given a peach Bellini sample. The Bellini was so good we bought two more glasses and sipped them by the pool. Yes, the pool. We ended up buying a case of wine and the peach Bellini mix. We were highly satisfied and recommend anyone in the Warm Springs area to visit this winery!!!

Went for a tour at the winery and enjoyed learning about the process. I prefer a sweeter tasting wine. The free wine sampling helped me decide on a few excellent bottles. My two favorites were the White Tribute and the Atlanta Red. The employee that helped us was very friendly. We were glad we stopped in.

Had a very enjoyable visit here today. The two staff members were a delight and very informative. The wine tasting is free. Got some most excellent drink ideas for Summer and Winter utilizing their wines. The wines were very good and unique. Definitely worth a stop if you are in the area.

Got to try a few wines by this winery back in June at the Wine & Jazz Festival in Hiawassee. We immediately became fans of the Hotlanta and wanted a few bottles to take home. Unfortunately they sold out of it at the fairgrounds, but we finally made it down a few weekends ago. This was our first trip to a Georgia winery (we’ve been to dozens of wineries in California & Mexico), and was the smallest winery we’ve ever been too, it was awesome though! We walked in the door and immediately found ourselves in a free (score!) tasting of about 10 different wines, including a wine slushi. The slushi was delicious, but we love the Hotlanta too much! Had a few glasses while we strolled around the property on our own and had an informative stop in the fermenting room. Ended up picking up a case of the Hotlanta and drinking 2 of the bottles before we left. The patio at the tasting room was more like a great bar. We had fun with the other guests for a few hours!

We went to Warm Springs winery on our way to the Vintage Motorcycle Museum. It’s about twenty minutes from Callaway Gardens, tucked away on the top of a hill. The tasting was free, informal and pretty quick. There was about a ten minute wait because a tour had already started when we arrived. The winery is small, it only holds about six people and we didn’t make a reservation. They served us a delicious peach cocktail while we waited. I’m not a big wine drinker (although I love wineries, go figure). I’m especially not a fan of red wines. But the Hotlanta red is tasty! Apparently, they make their wines from muscadine grapes and throw jalapeño peppers into the barrel. The result is sweet with a bit of spice, delicious! At around $ 12 a bottle we definitely took some to go. I recommend it if you’re in the area.