Wolf Mountain Vineyards
Wolf Mountain Vineyards is one of Dahlonega’s most awarded estates—the first Georgia winery to win Best-in-Class and Double Gold at the San Francisco Chronicle and Los Angeles International wine competitions, with over 200 medals. The Boegner family welcomes guests for vineyard tours, tastings, café and restaurant dining, and weddings.
Handcrafted wines are produced at 1,800-foot elevation on the Dahlonega Plateau from estate plantings including Cabernet Sauvignon, Malbec, Syrah, and more. The tasting room is open Thursday–Sunday March–December and weekends only January–February. Café and Sunday brunch schedules vary seasonally, and dining reservations are required. Groups of eight or more need a tasting reservation (email wmvgroups@gmail.com). The combination of award-winning wines, gourmet dining, and North Georgia mountain views makes Wolf Mountain a premium stop for private tours. Plan ahead for brunch or café seating so your group can enjoy the full experience without rushing.
180 Wolf Mountain Trail, Dahlonega, GA 30533
Tasting room Thursday–Sunday March–December; weekends only January–February. Dining hours vary seasonally; check the winery website.
Reservations required for Vineyard Café and Sunday Brunch; tastings with 8+ guests require reservation (email wmvgroups@gmail.com).
What to Expect
- Award-winning estate wines; French-style blending of European varietals at 1,800-foot elevation.
- Vineyard Café and Sunday brunch require dining reservations; check the seasonal schedule.
- Groups of 8 or more need a tasting reservation (wmvgroups@gmail.com); tasting-room days vary seasonally.
- Weddings and events; scenic North Georgia mountain setting.
- Indoor and outdoor seating; gourmet dining and tastings in one stop.
- One-stop experience: no need to leave for lunch when you plan brunch or café in advance.
Wolf Mountain offers a one-stop experience: tastings, gourmet dining, and memorable views. Brunch and café reservations fill quickly; ideal to plan ahead for a private tour stop.
The estate’s elevation and mountain views make it a strong midday or afternoon stop. Tastings are walk-in for smaller groups; for eight or more, booking ahead ensures a smooth visit. Pair a tasting with brunch or café for a full stop without adding another venue.
Planning Notes for Private Tours
- Reservations required for Vineyard Café and Sunday Brunch.
- Groups of 8 or more need a tasting reservation; email wmvgroups@gmail.com.
- Strong lunch or brunch stop; coordinate timing with your driver.
- No outside alcohol per Georgia law.
- Plan the route around your confirmed dining reservation and the current seasonal schedule.
- Confirm café and brunch availability before selecting your tour date.
- Ideal paired with Montaluce or Yonah Mountain for a day of award-winning wines and dining.
- Tastings run Thursday–Sunday March–December and weekends only January–February; confirm current hours before travel.
Wolf Mountain FAQs
Do I need a reservation for tastings at Wolf Mountain?
Reservations are required for groups of 8 or more; contact the winery (wmvgroups@gmail.com) to book. Walk-ins welcome for smaller groups subject to capacity.
When is the café or brunch open?
Café and brunch schedules vary seasonally. Dining reservations are required; use the official winery website to confirm the current schedule.
Does Wolf Mountain have food or a restaurant?
Yes. The Vineyard Café and Sunday brunch offer dining by reservation. Check seasonal dates and seating times with the winery.
Can I bring outside alcohol?
No. Georgia law prohibits outside alcohol at the winery.
How does Wolf Mountain fit into a private Dahlonega wine tour?
Wolf Mountain works as a premium tasting-and-dining stop. We coordinate reservations and pacing so your group can enjoy the experience; pair it with Montaluce or Yonah Mountain for a full day.
How This Fits Into a Dahlonega Wine Tour
Wolf Mountain fits as a premium tasting-and-dining stop. Pair it with Montaluce or Yonah Mountain for a full day of award-winning wines and scenic views. We coordinate reservations and pacing so your group can enjoy the experience. From Atlanta or North Georgia, we plan the route so brunch or café timing aligns with your preferred pacing—whether you want Wolf Mountain as a midday anchor or an afternoon stop.
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