Working in the City: Georgia Winery

Guests can expect a range of ambient environments for every occasion and an assortment of pours for every mood. Whether relaxing in the sunshine, on the shaded patio, or in the tasting lounge, visitors can choose to indulge in a glass, bottle, or flight of sweet, semi-sweet, and dry wines – as well as an artisanal cheese plate, Southern charcuterie board, and more locally inspired small bites to complement their beverage of choice.

For those who wish to bottle their experience to take home, wines are available for purchase at the winery and online, with discounts for purchases of six or 12 bottles. The wines can also be found at select retailers in Tennessee and Georgia.

 

 

Other onsite offerings include wine tastings, winery and vineyard tours, a gift shop, and an exciting new addition. “We’ve recently opened our new Georgia Winery Pizzeria, where our Sweet Southern Wines pair perfectly with our rustic, Pinsa-style pizza crust,” Taymore shares. “Each pizza is crafted with fresh, high-quality ingredients, creating a delicious pairing for any of our wines – whether you’re celebrating, gathering with friends, or simply relaxing on the porch.”

Beyond offering high-quality fare, Taymore believes in creating a memorable experience for each visitor. “We hope every guest leaves Georgia Winery feeling that our wine is for everyone, anytime,” she says. “Whether you’re celebrating a special occasion, stopping by for a casual tasting, or simply spending a quiet afternoon on the patio, we want guests to feel at home and experience the warmth of true Southern hospitality.”

 

 

For anyone looking for a place to “wine” down, soak in a picturesque view, and savor the taste of the South, Georgia Winery is a flourishing and welcoming haven.

“We’ve continued to innovate where others play it safe,” Taymore adds. “While most wineries stop at tastings, we’ve expanded with a pizzeria, events, and interactive experiences that blur the line between winery and hospitality. That creativity is what sets us apart across the state and keeps our guests coming back for more.”

 

 

However, that dedication doesn’t stop with visitor satisfaction; it transcends into a much larger goal. “I see our work as a contribution not just to our customers, but also to our employees, our community, and even to the broader landscape of small businesses in a tech-heavy, mega-corporation world,” Taymore concludes. “Small businesses bring people closer together. They reconnect us with each other, with the land, with faith, and with the things that make us human. That’s the role I want our winery to play, and it’s a responsibility I’m grateful to carry.”