Tiger Mountain Vineyards
Tiger Mountain Vineyards is an estate winery in the North Georgia mountains near Tiger, producing award-winning wines from estate-grown grapes. The tasting room is open weekends only (Saturday 12–6pm, Sunday 12:30–5pm); the estate is closed Monday–Friday.
The vineyard setting, Vineyard Café, Red Barn, and The Loft make it a memorable stop for private tours seeking both quality wine and a full experience. Walk-ins are welcome for tastings; for private events or the café, contact the winery. Tiger Mountain also pours at Bleu Gallery in downtown Dahlonega—useful if you want to try their wines without a weekend drive to the estate. For a Dahlonega-area tour, plan your visit for Saturday or Sunday and pair Tiger Mountain with Limoges or Tesnatee for a varied route. We handle routing and timing so your group can enjoy the estate without rushing.
2592 Old 441 S, Tiger, GA 30576
Sat 12pm–6pm; Sun 12:30pm–5pm. Mon–Fri closed.
What to Expect
- Open weekends only: Saturday 12–6pm, Sunday 12:30–5pm. Closed Monday–Friday.
- Estate wines; Vineyard Café, Red Barn, The Loft, and other on-site venues.
- Also available at Bleu Gallery in downtown Dahlonega.
- Walk-ins welcome for tastings; café and private events by arrangement.
- Scenic estate in the Tiger area; full experience with multiple venues on property.
Tiger Mountain is a weekend-only estate—plan your tour for Saturday or Sunday. The combination of tastings, Vineyard Café, and on-site venues makes it a full stop when you have time to enjoy the property.
Planning Notes for Private Tours
- Plan for Saturday or Sunday only; weekdays the estate is closed.
- No outside alcohol per Georgia law.
- Walk-ins welcome for tastings; contact winery for café or private events.
- Bleu Gallery in downtown Dahlonega offers Tiger Mountain wines if you cannot visit the estate.
- Pair with Limoges or Tesnatee for a North Georgia or Dahlonega-area route.
- Estate is in Tiger, GA; factor drive time when sequencing with other stops.
Tiger Mountain FAQs
Do I need a reservation at Tiger Mountain?
Walk-ins welcome for tastings. For private events or the café, contact the winery.
Where else can I try Tiger Mountain wines?
Tiger Mountain also pours at Bleu Gallery in downtown Dahlonega.
Why is Tiger Mountain only open on weekends?
The estate operates Saturday and Sunday; plan your Dahlonega-area tour for those days if Tiger Mountain is a must-stop.
Can I bring outside alcohol?
No. Georgia law prohibits outside alcohol at licensed wineries.
How does Tiger Mountain fit into a private Dahlonega wine tour?
Tiger Mountain fits as a scenic, estate-focused weekend stop. We handle routing and timing; pair it with Limoges or Tesnatee for variety.
How This Fits Into a Dahlonega Wine Tour
Tiger Mountain Vineyards fits into a North Georgia or Dahlonega-area tour as a scenic, estate-focused stop. We handle routing and timing. From Atlanta or North Georgia, we plan the route for a Saturday or Sunday so you can include Tiger Mountain with Limoges or Tesnatee for a varied day.
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