Odom Springs Vineyards
Odom Springs Vineyards is a family-owned estate winery in the rolling hills of North Georgia, in the Young Cane community near Blairsville. The family has farmed the area for generations; the vineyards—Creekside, New Ground, and Hillside—sit on historic Odom land. The winery offers two locations: the original farm winery and tasting room on Odom Road, and a downtown Blairsville tasting room on Cleveland Street. It’s a taste of Appalachian wine country and an option for dedicated Blairsville-area private tours.
637 Odom Road, Blairsville, GA 30512; also 36D Cleveland Street, Blairsville Square
Check winery website for farm and downtown tasting room hours.
Check winery website for groups and events.
What to Expect
- Two locations: farm winery at 637 Odom Road and downtown Blairsville at 36D Cleveland Street.
- Family-owned estate winery; grapes grown in the fertile soils of the ancient Appalachians.
- Young Cane community; vineyards approximately one mile inside Union County from Blue Ridge toward Blairsville, past Sharptop Mountain.
- Historic property includes an old schoolhouse on the family land.
Odom Springs invites guests to taste the tradition of Appalachian wine country. The dual locations give tour groups flexibility: visit the farm for the full estate experience or add a quick stop at the square.
Planning Notes for Private Tours
- Confirm hours and events for both locations on the winery website.
- Farm winery is roughly east on Hwy 515 from Blue Ridge toward Blairsville, about one mile inside Union County.
- No outside alcohol per Georgia law.
- Pairs well with Living Water, Paradise Hills, or Redtail Mountain for a dedicated Blairsville-area tour.
Odom Springs Vineyards FAQs
Where are the two locations?
The farm winery and tasting room are at 637 Odom Road, Blairsville. The second tasting room is at 36D Cleveland Street on the Blairsville Square. Phone numbers are (706) 745-3094 and (706) 487-4265.
Do I need a reservation?
The website does not state that reservations are required; check the winery or call ahead for groups.
Can I bring outside alcohol?
No. Georgia law prohibits outside alcohol at licensed wineries.
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Explore other North Georgia wineries, including Living Water Winery & Vineyard or Redtail Mountain Vineyard. 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.