From The Vineyard | Elkin Creek, Carolina Heritage, Burntshirt

January 18, 2018 | Flavor, NC

Original Air Date: January 18, 2018

Elkin Creek Vineyard
318 Elkin Creek Mill Road
Elkin, NC
(336) 526 – 5119
Hours: Open Thursday-Sunday 11-5 and tastings at other times by appointment
elkincreekvineyard.com

The site of a historic grist mill built in 1896, and gracing a special spot where two creeks join together to become one, Elkin Creek Vineyard is a one-of-a-kind destination. Located one hour north of Charlotte, NC and only twenty minutes from the Virginia border, it is a “hidden gem in the Yadkin Valley with quite a story to tell.” – Winston Salem Journal, August 2013

Carolina Heritage Vineyard & Winery
170 Heritage Vines Way
Elkin, NC
(336) 366- 3301
Open to the public for Tours and Tastings on Saturdays and Sundays from 1PM – 6PM and at other times by appointment.
carolinaheritagevineyards.com

Located in the heart of the Yadkin Valley along the foothills of the beautiful Blue Ridge Mountains, this fertile, sun-soaked landscape is the perfect place for our grapes to grow unadulterated. Organically raised and handpicked, we use the fruit from our 9 acres of hybrid and muscadine wine grapes and our 1.5 acres of blueberries to produce naturally delicious wines in our estate winery for your drinking pleasure. We use no animal by-products or grains in the production of our wines resulting in wines which are “Vegan friendly” and Gluten-free.

Burntshirt Vineyards
2695 Sugarloaf Road
Hendersonville, NC
(828) 685-2402
Wine Tastings
Sun – Thurs 12-6 pm, Fri – Sat 12-7 pm
Tours 2pm Daily
burntshirtvineyards.com

Burntshirt Vineyards’ award-winning wines are expertly crafted from 100% estate grown fruit from our two vineyards which are among the highest elevations on the East Coast.
What started primarily as a grape growing operation evolved into the idea of a winery when owners Lemuel and Sandra Oates, recognizing the quality of their fruit and the opportunity to be a part of the thriving North Carolina wine industry, decided to embark on production of their own premium, estate wines.

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