Sharp Mountain Vineyards & Winery

This is one of my favorites from the N GA wineries. The Collage and Sangiovese are fabulous. Put this winery on your list to visit.

Small vineyard and not as flashy as some in the area. All and all though a great experience there were several other people so it was great conversation. Purchased the wine that had the hazelnut undertones because it was just so different.

Ok, NEVER KNEW about this winery which is the closest to our area! Sharp Mountain is a GEM right in our own backyard!
This small, family owned vineyard is located north of Atlanta in Jasper. They have wines that are not typical for Georgia wineries (Cab Franc, Blends, Sangiovese, etc.) Wines range from $ 20-​$ 30.
They offer tastings on the weekends for $ 5.00 (4 glasses). They also host weddings, parties, and groups.
Here’s what I LOVE about this place, you can bring your own FOOD! They have a beautiful covered deck area with a grill. You can bring your own food to grill! They also have an area with tables and a firepit. If you want a more romantic experience, bring your picnic blanket and enjoy wine in between the beautiful vines!
The owners are onsite and so accomodating! They will explain the history of the vineyard, talk about each wine, and make you feel welcome.
Make sure to put Sharp Mountain on your list of places to visit!

This place was a perfect stop during our extended weekend in the mountains. We arrived right after the opened on a chilly, rainy day, so we were the only ones there for awhile. We were met by Jennifer who made us feel really welcomed and offered great conversation, as well as a lot of information about the wines.
At just $ 5 to try 4 wines, you can’t beat it. Also, the samples are poured into a normal wines glass, so you actually get a few sips out of each sample and not just a shot like you’ve probably had elsewhere.
The wines themselves were very good. I can’t get into all the different flavors because I’m no expert, I just know when I like something and when I don’t and I liked everything we tried here. We took home a couple bottles, which are priced very nicely, and Jennifer took our picture in front of the beautiful vines and mountains in the background.
It’s a small place, but there is a shop inside with great snack items and wine accoutrement. Like I said, it was a perfect stop for us and would be for any couple visiting the area. The setting is gorgeous, the wines are delicious and the people are friendly. We’re looking forward to coming back this year.

I really enjoyed my impromptu visit to this north Georgia winery. We showed up a little earlier than opening but the folks who own the place were very friendly and let us hang out and answered my barrage of question regarding the operation. Tried 4 wines for $ 5 bucks and ended up purchasing a bottle of Cabernet for my memory book. The location was very peaceful and beautiful and if I’m ever cruising through this part of the nation again I will be certain to stop in. I think that you should to!

Stopped by Sharp Mountain after returning from a day of house hunting. Great little place. We too, were the only ones there on a weekday afternoon and our hostess was a friend of the owner. We talked wine and the area and were very comfortable. As a home vintner I always like to check out the working areas. It was very easy here as they are small and their work area is right behind the tasting room. Tasting fee was minimal (I have now fallen into that so called «trap» after speaking with one owner and finding how much Lumpkin County charged him just to be able to pour wine) and seemingly the norm now. Good stuff and we took home a bottle and will return.

Went to Sharp Mountain on a Friday afternoon. My husband and I were the only ones there, which we are comfortable with. The owner was very nice, and we had good conversations with him. After trying 5 wines each, we bought a glass of Chardonnay (me) and merlot (hubs), and went out to explore the vineyard. Even though it was after harvest time, the views were beautiful. We had a relaxing time, and came home with 7 bottles for our wine stock :) We bought Chardonnay, Collage, a sweet red, and another white.
Definitely give it a try if you’re not a snooty wine enthusiast!
It costs $ 5 for tasting (4 or 5 tastes), and bottle prices were between $ 11 and $ 30ish. You could also buy wine by the glass, and they were around $ 7/​glass.
It might be difficult to find using a map search engine (like Google Maps), but once you get up 575, you will see plenty of signs leading you to Sharp Mountain.