Living Water Winery & Vineyard
Living Water Winery & Vineyard sits on a 70-acre farm in the North Georgia mountains near Blairsville, with dramatic panoramic views of the Blue Ridge. Estate-grown wine and crafted beer are served in a timber-frame tasting room and on multiple terraces; live music and outdoor fireplaces add to the atmosphere. The Whitney family established Living Water in 2019 and has built a welcoming space for groups and special occasions, with options to reserve private spots on the farm or vineyard.
291 Living Water Lane, Blairsville, Georgia 30512
Open daily; hours vary by day. Check the winery website for current times.
Walk-ins welcome; private spots on the farm or vineyard reservable for groups.
What to Expect
- Estate-grown wines and crafted beer; reds, whites, and crowd favorites (e.g. Chardonnay, Merlot, Cabernet Sauvignon, Sauvignon Blanc).
- Timber-frame tasting room and multiple terraces with mountain views.
- Live music and outdoor fireplace; expansive seating indoors and out.
- Private spots on the farm or vineyard available for reservation for special occasions.
- Open seven days a week; check current hours on the winery website.
Living Water describes itself as the perfect place to enjoy wine and be together. The 70-acre setting and variety of wines make it an option for a dedicated Blairsville-area tour.
Planning Notes for Private Tours
- Open daily; confirm live music and event schedule on the winery website.
- Private reservations available for groups and special occasions; contact the winery in advance.
- No outside alcohol per Georgia law.
- Pairs well with Odom Springs or other Blairsville-area stops.
Living Water Winery & Vineyard FAQs
What are the hours?
Living Water is open daily, with hours varying by day. Confirm current times on the official winery website.
Can I reserve a private area?
Yes. The winery offers several private spots on the farm or vineyard for reservation; contact them to arrange.
Do you serve beer as well as wine?
Yes. Living Water offers estate-grown wine and crafted beer.
Can I bring outside alcohol?
No. Outside alcohol is not permitted at licensed wineries in Georgia.
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Explore other North Georgia wineries, including Odom Springs Vineyards or Paradise Hills Winery Resort & Spa. These are options to research, not a promised same-day itinerary. We confirm a dedicated regional route based on your pickup, group, and winery availability. Blue Ridge, Ellijay, and Blairsville wineries are not combined in one tour. View Blue Ridge wine tours to plan your route.