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A Toast to Tennessee

Wine festival 2013

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4:00 The Love Affair BetweenFood & WineThere just isnt a food on this planet thatdoesnt make a beautiful pairingwith wine! Join us for a decadenttaste test featuring gourmet foodsamples from Mirko Pasta andKavanaughs Irish Pub, two of

Mt. Juliets newest restaurants.

2013 A Toast to Tennessee

Seminar Schedule

Our Educational Series will

make experts out of wine tast-

ing newcomers, as well as en-

hance the skills of experienced

tasters. Seminars are offered

every hour on the hour and

last approximately 20 minutes.

Seating is limited and available

on a rst-come-rst-served

basis. All seminars include sam-

pling (for seated guests only)

and are FREE OF CHARGE!

1:00 The Thrill ofWine & ChocolateAh, the thrill of pairing wine and choco-late! Join us for a chocolate experimentand see how correct pairings can createan unforgettable sensory experience.Samplings prepared by Pauls ChocolateGallery.

2:00 Cigar 101This fun and informative seminar, taughtby the experts at Big Star Cigar, willeducate us in the proper way to cutand light a cigar; what goes into themaking of a premium hand-rolled cigar;and proper cigar smoking etiquette.Food samplings provided by TennesseeCheesecake and Giuseppes 1933.

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3:00 Home Brew How-tosMaking homemade wine is easier than youmight think. Mostly, it takes a few pieces ofinexpensive equipment, a great recipe, someserious cleanliness, and a whole mess ofpatience. Mt. Juliet Beer Company will guideus through the ABCs of making wine at home!Food sampling provided by Willas Shortbread.

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Beans Creek WineryLocated at 426 Ragsdale Road in

Manchester, Tenn., the winery is open

Monday through Saturday from 10 a.m.

to 6 p.m.; Sunday from 1 to 5 p.m. Its

phone number is (931) 723-2294, and its

website is beanscreekwinery.com.

Formed in 2003 by Tom and Becky

Brown and a group of Tennessee wine

growers, wines offered range from dryfull-bodied reds through sweet whites and

fruit wines. Beans Creek Winery began

as a dream no larger than a grape. Tom

Brown made his rst wine in 1976 in his

mothers kitchen with childhood friends

Joe and Dan Lasater. Tom has spent 27

years perfecting our award-winning wine

style using grapes and fruit that grow well

in Tennessee. In 2003 with the help and

support of other winegrowing families,

their dream became a reality. Bean Creek

Winerys vineyards are located in Cof-fee, Warren,and Williamson counties of

Middle Tennessee. We purchased grapes

from growers in Sumner, Robertson,

Sequatchie, Loudon and Sullivan counties

of Tennessee.

Wines offered include Chambourcin,

Cynthiana, Chardonell, Traminett, Stone

Fort White, Nanas White and Golden

Muscat. They also offer other wines,

which are Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot,

Gewurztraminer, Muscadine, Mountain

Red, Blackberry and Black Raspberry.

Century Farm WineryLocated at 1548 Lower Brownsville

Road in Jackson, Tenn., the winery is

open Monday through Saturday from 10

a.m. to 6 p.m.; Sunday from 1 to 6 p.m.

Its phone number is (731) 424-7437, and

its website is CenturyFarmWinery.com.

Century Farm Winery is family-owned

and operated by Jo and Carl OCain on a

working farm that has been in their family

for over 150 years and is recognized as a

Tennessee Century Farm. For years, theyhave been making wines as a hobby for

their family and friends.

Wines offered include: Norton Dry

Red, a Native American varietal with rich

color and medium bodied nish. It pairs

well with meats from the grill and pizza;

Cayuga White, a pleasant smooth off-dry

fruity nish with lots of aroma and avor,

resembles Pinot Grigio; Traminette, a

semi sweet white wine with a pronounced

spicy nish typical of it German parent-

age; Bronze Muscadine, a semi sweet,abundant aroma and avor, a Southern

favorite, which is best served chilled; Red

Muscadine, a sweet with subtle Musca-

dine avor fermented on the black skins

and best served chilled; and blackberry,

a deliciously sweet dessert wine made

from estate grown juicy ripe blackberries.

Serve chilled.

Owned by Louisa Cooke, the winery

offers award-winning wines including,

Classic White, Melody, Budbreak Blush,

Heavenly Peach, Tempo, Barrelhead

Red, Golden Rose and French Method

Champagnes. Additional award-winning

wines produced by Beachaven Vineyards

& Winery include Tennessee Chardonnay,Chardonnay, Viognier, Riesling, Cumber-

land White, Red and White Muscadine,

Syrah, Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot,

Blackberry, Raspberry, Jazz, Harmony

and Sonata.

Chateau Ross Vineyard & WineryLocated at 5823 Fulton Road in

Springeld, Tenn., the winery is open for

private tours and tastings by appointment

only. Its phone number is (615) 654-9463,

and its website is www.chateauross.com.

Owned by Deborah Proctor and Ross

Proctor, Chateau Ross is a small, private

winery and vineyard in beautiful Robert-

son County. At Chateau Ross, they use

French and American Oak along with

minimal ning and ltering techniques to

produce full bodied red wines.

Wines offered include Merlot, Cab-

ernet Sauvignon, Zinfandel, Cabernet

Franc, Chambourcin, Syrah, Sangiovese,

Barbera, Nebiollo and Chancellor. The

winery also has a small block of Chardon-

nay that is sold only at the tasting room.

DelMonaco Winery & VineyardLocated at 600 Lance Drive in

Baxter, Tenn., the winery is open Monday

through Saturday from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m.;

Sunday from noon to 5 p.m. Its phone

number is (931) 858-1177, and its website

is www.DelmonacoWinery.com.

The winery sits on a 52-acre parcel,

centrally located between Nashville,

Knoxville and Chattanooga just 10 min-

utes from Cookeville. Within the winery,visitors can enjoy the winerys vinted

products in the tasting room and shop for

unique items in the gift shop. Relax on

the back patio while enjoying the view

of 10 beautiful vineyard acres. Visitors

can also reserve a room in the Winery for

important functions.

The rst oor features a huge gather-

ing room capable of easily seating 250.

The room opens to the vineyard via three

large glass doors and is complemented by

a covered patio. A grand double staircase

leads to the second oor balcony, which

surrounds the gathering hall. The second

oor also features meeting rooms that

hold various group sizes. (There is even

have a special room for the bride to pre-

pare for her special event.)

Wines offered include white wines:

Chardonnay, Rhine Riesling, Vivance;

red wines: Cabernet Sauvignon, Concord,

Whistle Stop Red; and fruit wines: Mus-

cadine and Blackberry.

Eagle Springs WineryJoin us just off of Exit 407, the gate-

way to the Great Smoky Mountains!

Eagle Springs Winery is proud to offer

honey wines along with its limited

selection of dry and semi-sweet wines.

Free tastings are offered daily and the

intimate winemaking area is also open for

public viewing. Whether you are looking

for some local fudge, honey, gift items,

or wine to take home, we are the stop

for you!



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2119 Hwy 50 West Loop

Centerville, TN 37033931-729-3690

www.gswinery.com

Our Wines include Dry Wines with aro-

mas of rich American Oak, vanilla, melons

and apples with fruit avors; Semi Sweet

Wines with bouquets of honey and green

apples with juicy and sensual nishes; and

Stickys with honey and tropical aromas

paired with fresh nishes of ripe mangos,

kiwis and other fruits.

119 West Dumplin Valley RoadKodak, TN 37764

Phone: (865) 465-3186

Web Site: eaglespringswine.com

Grinders Switch WineryLocated at 2119 Hwy. 50 West Loop,

Centerville, Tenn., the winery is open

daily from noon to 6 p.m., except during

the winter months when it is open from

noon to 5 p.m. It is closed on major

holidays. Its phone number is (931) 729-3690, and its website is gswinery.com.

Owned by Joey and Gail Chessor,

Ginders Switch Winery is a small family-

owned winery on a 110-acre estate. The

tasting room is located in a hand-crafted

log house with porch and decks where

visitors can relax and enjoy its wines. The

winery also has nature trails visitors are

invited to explore.

Winers offered include Pearl, a sweet

white wine; Muscadine, a sweet white

wine; Switch Red, a sweet red wine; Char-

donnay, a dry white wine; Barrel Select, a

dry red wine; Cabernet Sauvignon, a dry

red wine; Signature White, a dry white

wine made with Chardonnay grapes; and

Signature Select, a dry red wine made

from Syrah and Mourvedr grapes.

The Signature Series wines are a very

limited vintage rst produced, bottled

and sold in Hickman County from grapes

sold there. Each bottle is signed by thevintner and is a part of Hickman County

history. The winery recommends that

you wait a few months before opening

the white. The red wines should be laid

down for at least one year, but they will

improve if you can wait two to ve years

before opening.

Highland Manor WineryLocated at 2965 South York Highway in

Jamestown, Tenn., the winery is open year

round, Monday through Saturday from 9a.m. to 5 p.m.; Sunday from 11 a.m. to 5

p.m. It is open on all major holiday and of-

fer free cellar tours upon request. Its phone

number is (931) 879-9519, and its website

is www.highlandmanorwinery.net

Owned by Butch and Gertie Campbell,

wines offered at Tennessees oldest winery

include Chardonnay, Highland Red, Royal

White, White Riesling, Cayuga White,

Royal Rose, Muscadine, Southern Blush

and Cabernet Sauvignon, Sevyal Blanc

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WineriesAmber Falls

Apple Barn

Arrington Vineyards

Beachaven Vineyards

Beans Creek

Century Farm

Chateau Ross

Del Monaco

Eagle Springs

Grinder's Switch

Highland Manor

Hillside

Holly Ridge

Keg Spring

Monteagle

Mountain Valley

Mountain View

Natchez Hills

Pickers Creek

Reedy Creek

Stonehaus

Sugarland Cellars

Sumner Crest

Tennessee Valley

Spout Springs

Fine Artisans

Ates Candles & Gifts

CAO Cigars / Riedel Glassware

The Crystal Couture Store

Big Star Cigar Lounge

The Black Pearl Jewelry

"Cork It" by Herm

The Dressing Room

Girly Goats

Glass From the Past

Janou's Jewels

Lit by the Vine

Mt. Juliet Beer Company

Scentsy Fragrance

Silver Leaf Jewelry

Spoil Me S'Mo

Tennessee Glass Stains

Tennessee Tribal

Unique Stained Glass

Food Vendors

The ChattanoogaCookie Co.

Divine Art Toffee

Early Farms

Giuseppes 1933

Lisa'sKettle Corn

Nola Granola

Ousley Ouch Salsa

Paul's ChocolateGallery

Pastamore'

Sinless Cocktails

Tennessee Gourmet

Tennessee TwangWing Sauce

Willas Shortbread

Ziggi Mustard, Inc.

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Hillside WineryLocated at 229 Collier Drive, Sevier-

ville, Tenn., the winery is open daily, 9

a.m. to 8 p.m. Their phone number is

(865) 908-8482; toll free at (877) 908-

9460, and its website is hillsidewine.com.

Wines offered include dry wines:

Sangiovese, Zinfandel, Pinot Grigio;

semi-sweet wines, Raspberry Blush, Don

Rosso; sweet wines, Cantina Bianca, VinoRosso, Black and Blue, and sparkling

wines, Sonota, Hillside Spumante, Rasp-

berry Frizzante and Muscadine Frizzante.

Availability subject to change.

Holly Ridge Winery and VineyardLocated at 486 ONeal Road, Livings-

ton, Tenn., the winery is open Monday

through Saturday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.

and Sunday from 1 to 5 p.m. in summer,

and Monday through Saturday from 10

a.m. to 5 p.m. and Sunday 1 to 5 p.m. andis closed Christmas Day for winter hours.

Its phone number is (931) 823-8375, and

its website is www.hollyridgewinery.com.

Owned by Curtis Wallin. Holly Ridge

Winery is a family-owned and operated

winery that opened in 1998. Much em-

phasis is placed on viticulture at the win-

ery as they want to use only the highest

quality grapes for their wines. Currently,

they grow 14 different cultivars ranging

from French hybrid varieties of Cham-

bourcin and Seyval Blanc to American

standards such as Concord and Niagara.

Holly Ridge Winery has rooms suitable

for weddings, reunions, parties and other

meetings. Its annual Grape Stompin

Festival is held the Saturday before Labor

Day from 4 to 6 p.m. The Stomping be-

gins at 5:30 p.m. Bring your lawn chairs.

Focusing on the production of ne

wines using eastern wine grapes, thewinery now offers a selection of over 30

wines ranging from dry dinner wines to

sweet dessert wines. It is their goal to

have wines to please every palate.

Wines offered include dry red wines:

Cabernet Sauvignon, Cynthiana, Merlot,

Syrah; semi-sweet red wines: Hogeye

Red; sweet red wines, Concord, Red Mus-

cadine; blush wines: Catawba, September

Blush; port, Muscadine Port, Ruby Port;

champagne: American Champagne, Mus-

cadine Champagne; dry white wines: Ca-yuga White, Chardonnay, Seyval, Vidal;

semi-sweet white wines: Gewurztraminer,

Riesling, Sonata, Traminette; sweet white

wines: Niagara, White Muscadine; fruit

wines: Black Velvet (blackberry), Cre-

scendo (raspberry), Gator Hater (orange

avor), Peachy Keen (peach), Rhubarb

(rhubarb), Tango (blueberry).

Keg Springs WineryLocated at 361 Keg Springs Road

in Hampshire, Tenn., the winery is

open Wednesday through Sunday from

noon to 6 p.m. for summer hours, and

Wednesday through Sunday noon to

5 p.m. for winter hours. Its number is

(931) 285-0589, and their website is

kegsprings.com

Owned by Brian and Becky Hamm.

the winery is family-owned and oper-

ated. They are dedicated to providing asuperior wine experience in an enjoy-

able atmosphere, while producing the

most unique and delicious wines found

anywhere. Keg Springs Winery has a

covered pavilion, so pack a lunch or

purchase some of their wonderful Ten-

nessee cheeses and crackers to enjoy

with your wine.


Cabernet Sauvignon, Vidal Blanc, Cham-

bourcin, Chardonel; semi-sweet wines:

Maidens White and Crusade; sweetwines: Muscadine, Strawberry, Black-

berry, Peach and Raspberry.

Monteagle WineryLocated at 847 W. Main St. in Mon-

teagle, Tenn., the winery is open Monday

through Saturday from 10 a.m. from 5

p.m. and Sunday from noon from 5 p.m.

Their phone number is (931) 924-9400,

and its website is monteaglewinery.com.

Wines offered are Moonlight Lace, a

wine that captures the color of an English

Rose and the delicate avor and aroma of

rose nectar; Purple Reign: a 100 percent

Blackberry wine; Monteagle Peach, a

fruity and sweet wine; Ross Creek Red,

a wine made from red muscadine grapes,

this is a true Southern tradition in red

wine; Chardonelle, a newly bred grape

makes a wine very similar to its Chardon-

nay parentage; a dry white; MountainValley Red, a delicious Concord wine

blend, this selection is fruity, sweet and

easy to drink; Cumberland Plateau Red,

a blend of native American grapes, it is

the ultimate guest wine; slightly sweet,

and spicy; Niagara, is the classic white

Eastern U.S. wine grape; Rich, sweet and

grapey; Sunset Blush, an answer to White

Zinfandel; Sweet Magnolia, a Southern

favorite; Seyval Blanc, a French-Amer-

ican hybrid made from Seyval Blanc

grapes; Mountain Valley White, anotherFrench-American hybrid made from Vidal

Blanc grapes; Strawberry Festival, a wine

that captures the taste of fresh strawber-

ries; Autumn Red 2007, a Chambourcin

aged in American Oak for 16 months;

Norton, a dry, moderatel oaked, with in-

tense fruit avors; Eagles Nest, a Caber-

net blend rich and well balanced with rm

tannins and a lingering nish; Can You

Come Out Tonight, a barrel-aged Sherry

style wine is made from Vidal grapes;

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Red Right Return, a version of Ruby Port;

Under The Mistletoe, Cranberry, a holiday

favorite bottled only for the Christmas sea-

son and available in November each year.

Mountain Valley WineryLocated at 2174 Parkway, Pigeon

Forge, Tenn., the winery is open from 9

a.m. to 8 p.m. daily. Its phone number is

(865) 453-6334, and its website is Moun-tainValleyWinery.com.


Tennessee Special, a limited production

wine made and grown in East Tennessee;

Chardonnay, a very complex white dinner

wine aged in oak for added complexity;

Cabernet Sauvignon, a classic full-bodied

Cabernet, aged in oak barrels; Cynthiana,

(a.k.a. Norton), a spicy and vivacious,

this wine pairs well with zesty foods,

great chilled too; semi sweet wines:

Gewurztraminer, a medium sweet Ger-man style wine; Mountain Valley Blush, a

medium-sweet wine made from a blend of

several varieties of grapes; sweet wines:

Muscadine, a favorite sweet wine of the

South; Collier Reserve, their nest Mus-

cadine selection; Mountain Valley Red, a

sweet blend of Concord and other native

American grapes; Mountain Berry, a blend

of Concord and Raspberry; Blackberry,

a sweet wine made from delicious ripe

blackberries; Mountain Peach, a fruity

and sweet wine bursting with the avor of

fresh peaches; Club Wine, a special andlimited quantity wines, made just for the

winery wine club members.

Mountain View WineryLocated at 352 Union Grove Road,

Charleston, Bradley, Tennessee 37310.

Their phone number is (423) 479-7311

and the website is morrisvineyard.com.

They are open daily from 11 a.m. to

7 p.m. and Sundays from noon to 7 p.m.

During fruit season, they are open from

9 a.m. to 8 p.m, and they are closed on

Thanksgiving Day and Christmas Day.This family owned and operated vine-

yard was established in 1965 and boasts

28 varieties of muscadine fruit along with

grapes and blueberries growing on an 50+

acre farm.

Visitors may enjoy a spectacular view

of the Appalachian Mountains while pick-

ing fruits or tasting specialty wines.

Natchez HillsJim & Karen Odom, Owners

Mississippi-native Jim Odom spent 20years as a US Air Force (USAF) ofcer

and ghter pilot, with extensive excur-

sions throughout Europe, the Middle East,

and the Far East. After his military career,

Jim spent over15 years in the corporate

world, serving as CEO for three different

companies in the defense sector before

retiring to the Souths Hampshire, TN to

build a unique destination experience that

combines his passions: Music and Wine.

Karen Odom grew up in Southern Cali-

fornia and Tripoli, Libya, the daughter of a

USAF father. As the wife of a ghter pilot

and a mother, Karen has spent her life ad-

vocating for her children and family in cul-

tures and systems around the world. Karenstarted Natchez Hills Vineyard while Jim

was still nishing his corporate career, a

herculean task that included planting the

Vineyard and organic gardens, and running

the Bed & Breakfast.

Our winemaker, John Sushi is the per-

fect rock-and-roller to be making wine at

Natchez Hills. Early in his career, he was a

roadie for storied legends like the Rolling

Stones, The Who, Alice Cooper, and ZZ

Top. His travels around the world took

him through many a wine country, where

he discovered the art of winemaking and

developed an appreciation for wine from

varied regions.

Natchez Hills Winerys selection in-

cludes an off-dry Sunset Blush, a full-bod-

ied Merlot, and a bright and crisp Riesling.

109 Overhead Bridge Rd,

Hampshire Tn 38461

Telephone: 931 285 2500

E-mail: [email protected]

www.natchezhills.com

Pickers CreekIn December of 2009, Phil and Lydia

Butler George, two active empty-nesters,

decided it was time to go home. Both

daughters, Alli and Abby, had gone to

college and started lives of their own. With

aspirations of turning their love for great

wine into the reality of a vineyard and

winery for all to enjoy, what better place to

make this happen than the heart of Middle

Tennessee where the wine industry was

beginning to make great strides in produc-ing quality, award-winning wines. So they

came home to the place where they both

were raised Lewisburg, Tennessee.

Back in the spring of 1950, Phils par-

ents, Macklin and Elinor George, bought a

small farm on South Berlin Road outside

of Lewisburg. Some sixty years later, that

farm which had once been tended for corn,

tobacco, and hay, is now the home of Pick-

ers Creek Winery.

The vision for Pickers Creek was to

combine elements of things that make

life more enjoyable great music, art,

and wine. They built a venue for tasting

delicious wines while showcasing Lydias

mosaics and paintings along with paintings

by Phils sister, Janet White, and art from

other local artists. Phils brother David cre-

ated the stained glass that is the center-

piece of the tasting room. Phils brother,

Kenneth, who also lives on the farm in the

original homeplace, is the vineyard man-

ager, music director, and a vital part of the

every-day activities at the winery. Kenneth

is also a picker and I am sure on anygiven night you can hear him pick and sing

a few tunes.

A visit to Pickers Creek will provide

the opportunity to listen to plenty of great

live music while sampling wines produced

from Cabernet Sauvignon, Chambourcin,

Muscadine, and other grapes that our-

ish in the Tennessee climate. With names

like Harmony (a Chambourcin and

Cabernet Sauvignon blend), Tennessee

Twang (made from southern Muscadine



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grapes ) and Blackberry Blues (a sweet

berry wine), a tasting at Pickers Creek is

like reliving the popular, old Volunteer

Jam (without the smell or taste of reefer,

whiskers, or ddle bow rosin).

Come sit on the wide porches or under

the trees, or sit by the bonre on a cool

evening, listen to music and sip your

favorite wines. Bring a picnic and lots

of friends for a relaxing afternoon orevening overlooking the vineyard, the old

rock wall, Pickers Creek or even take a

stroll through the vineyard and down the

abandoned railroad track. Spend a while

in the gift shop looking at the art, pottery

and many gift items. Wine, Art, Music

the best life has to offer.

Reedy Creek Vineyards & CellarsWe are thrilled to bring you this ex-

clusive opportunity to sample the wines

of Tennessees hidden gem, Reedy CreekVineyards. Reedy Creek is a labor of

love for vintner Michael Reedy, a Bristol

native who graduated from Tennessee

High and Virginia Tech, and went on to

co-found Pegasus Global a defense and

security solutions company that provides

integrated communications and counter-

measure platforms to the U.S. Department

of Defense and other entities. Reedy and

his family moved back to the region in

2006 after several years in the Washing-

ton, D.C. area.

The Reedy Creek vineyard blocksare the largest in Tennessee. Our re-

gions elevation and ancient slate, shale

and limestone soils combine to create a

perfect environment for growing quality

wine grapes. All of Reedys wines have

a hint of minerality on the palate that

is a perfect expression of the ground in

which they are grown. Reedys inaugural,

limited production releases are crafted in

a food-friendly, classical European style.

Michael Reedy will be in attendance

to answer your questions about ourselections like our Tempranillo, Pinot

Gris, Cabriolet, Cabernet Sauvignon,

La Diabla, Riesling, Sauvignon Blanc,

Ardoisiere Viognier, Chardonnay,

and Syrah.

Stonehaus Winery Inc.Located at 2444 Genesis Road, Suite

103 in Crossville, Tenn., the winery is

open Monday through Saturday from 9

a.m. to 5 p.m. and Sunday from noon

to 5 p.m., Jan. 1-March 31 and Mondaythrough Saturday from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m.

and Sunday from noon to 5 p.m., April

1-Dec. 31. Its phone number is (931)

484-9463, and its website is www.stone-

housewinery.com

Owned by Dr. Lloyd Hessler. Stone-

haus Winery is located high atop Ten-

nessees Cumberland Plateau. Stonehaus

Winery is open to visitors seven days

a week year-round. Watch a free DVD

tour of the qinery. All aspects of the wine

making process are covered from the

history of Stonehaus, the grape growing,

the crushing of grapes, the wine making

process, and the bottling process. Person-

ally guided tours are available through

appointment. The gift shop has a wide

selection of wine racks, gourmet foods,

wine gift baskets, homemade fudge and

more. The Halcyon Days Restaurant is

the perfect spot for a romantic candlelight rendezvous or a leisurely dinner with

close friends.

Wines offered include a wide array

of wines from dry Merlot to fruity

Muscadine.

Sugarland CellarsLocated at 1133 Parkway in Gatlin-

burg. Their phone number is (865)

325-1110 or toll free at 1-855-228-5217.

Their website is sugarlandcellars.com.

Eight varieties of wines are offered,including sweet, semi-sweet and dry

wines. Wine coolers are also available.

The winery and the wine labels show-

case the rich heritage of Gatlinburg and

its location near the entrance to Smokey

Mountain National Park makes it an ideal

stop for the traveler.

Sumner Crest WineryLocated at 5306 Old Highway 52,

Portland, Tenn., the winery is open Jan.

1 through April 30, Monday through Sat-

urday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., and Sunday,noon to 4 p.m.; and May 1 through Dec.

31, Monday through Saturday from 9 a.m.

to 6 p.m. and Sunday from noon tio 5

p.m. They are closed Easter and Christ-

mas. Its phone number is (615) 325-4086,

and its website is sumnercrestwinery.com

Opened in June 1997, Sumner Crest

Winery has a antique gallery and fully

restored 1929 Model A Ford on display,

along with a gift shop.

Wines offered include White Mus-

cadine, Seyval, New Deal Sweet Red,Pioneer Blush, Steuben, Niagara White,

Portland Strawberry Blush, Orlinda

Gold (peach), Robertson King, and

Sumner Queen.

Tennessee Valley WineryLocated at 15606 Hotchkiss Valley

Road East in Loudon, Tenn., the winery

is open Monday through Saturday from

9 a.m. to 6 p.m.; Sunday from noon to 5

p.m. Its phone number is (865) 986-5147

and its website is tnvalleywine.com.Owned by John Smook, the wines

offered includes Muscadine, Concord,

Golden Muscat, Cynthiana, Cabernet

Sauvignon, Mountain Blush, Country

Red and various fruit wines (available

seasonally).

Spout SpringsOn October 2012, Spout Springs Es-

tates opened as a Tennessee Farm Winery.

We are pleased to offer wines made from

at least 95% grapes grown right here inour own vineyards.

Kim Hulette Satterwhite wrote, Thank

you Alice and Chuck for the great hos-

pitality. We enjoyed our private tour and

wine tasting. Merle and I talked on the

way home that the two of you are truly in

the right business. Of all of the winer-

ies that we have visited, Spout Springs

Estates has no doubt been the most

informative and friendliest! We

made friends this afternoon that

we will be sure to visit when we

are in Blaine, Tennessee, again.

Thank you for everything. We look

forward to enjoying our wines that

we purchased and will drink to our

new friends Alice and Chuck. We

also enjoyed our visit with Connie

at Richland Cellars as well. Thanks

again we wish you the best.

Spout Spring Estates is one of

the largest producers of Cabernet

Sauvignon wine grapes in Ten-

nessee. Current efforts focus on

production of high quality Cab-ernet Sauvignon, Cabernet Franc,

Chardonnay, and Riesling grapes

for use in our own wines, and for

sale to wineries and home wine-

makers in Tennessee. The vineyard

was established in 2004.

We have Chardonnay, Cabernet

Sauvignon (more like a claret), and

Stuben.

In the spring of 2013, we will

add Riesling and a Country Ries-

ling (sweet), a Sangiovese, a Chianti anda Cab Franc.

We sell Cabernet Sauvignon Jelly and

also provide a venue for weddings!

Our hours are Friday, Saturday & Sun-

day: Noon to 8 p.m.

Additional times by appointment only.

Please call (865) 719-7485 in advance.

To your health

Healthy Living

Studies have found that menwho drink a moderate amountof alcohol after heart surgery

are less likely to haverenewed blocking of the

arteries or need additionalsurgery to unclog them.

Six drinks a weekcontaining 1/3 fl. oz.

(10 ml) of alcohol

2013 MCT

What is moderation

Source: Journal Heart,MCT Photo Service

1 glass of wine

1 beer

1 mixed drinkor whiskey


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