We were visiting from South Florida this Easter weekend and really enjoyed the tour with our guide Reese. He was funny and personable. If you like museums and historical facts you'll really enjoy this experience. There is complimentary gold panning included with admission, and you can also add on searching for gems in a large sand bucket for $30 a bucket. The tour itself is really awesome, you'll go underground and hear all about the day in the life of a gold miner. Perfect for all ages.

We had the best time here! This was a huge hit for our family on vacation. Everyone young and older enjoyed it. Our guide was so amazing and had the group help with demonstrations. Would definitely recommend to anyone. We also had jewelry made from our stones. Absolutely wonderful. You will not find a better staff than they have.

We loved visiting the gold mine! My husband and I are mid-30s and in-laws in their late 60s. The tour was educational and the guide was funny. After the tour, they teach you to pan for gold and you’re able to try for yourself! Our guide helped me with my technique and later helped me look for gems. You’re able to buy a bucket and search for gemstones. We actually found emeralds, rubies, and sapphires! All the staff members were nice and welcoming. I recommend wearing shoes that you can get a little muddy. It was just a little wet down in the mine. Our guide Rusty was great. Miner Mike in the gift shop was great! He can turn your gems into jewelry (and the nicest man.) Highly recommend for any age

This place is a must-see if you're in the area! The tour was remarkable, with a lot of interesting information! Everyone was so nice and friendly! Especially our tour guide, Rusty. Thar man has a unique personality and a charisma! Bring your kids to look for gems in the sand and a gold! This is so worth the time and the money!

Fun for the whole family. The mine tour was entertaining for all ages and rich in the mine’s history. When we finished the tour, the family panned for gold (bringing home our very own gold flakes), the mined for gems before visiting the gift shop.

This was the first time seeing a mine up close and it was a very cool experience. Our guide was funny and personable which made the tour interesting and fun. My mom had a blast panning for gold and keeps her little vial in her purse to whip out and shake. All in all a fun afternoon! ***If you has asthma make sure to have your medication on you! The air quality is very poor that far underground.***

My family and I really enjoyed this place. Our tour guide was awesome don't remember her name but she is a short young lady with brown hair. Very funny! Going underground was cool. I think everyone should experience this. The canning I got one gold flake. So I ended up paying a necklace and something for my nephew. Everyone there was nice and friendly.

The tour guide Lisa done a fantastic job. She included everyone in the group for interactive learning. She was a lot of fun. After the tour we could mine for gold or gems. We chose the gold option. We watched a short video on how to pan and Lisa gave us tips on how to use our pan. When we were left with a small amount of sand their were other workers to help retrieve our gold if we had any. Really enjoyed the tour and worth the money. The only downside was the outdoor bathroom could use a major renovation and the toilet seats were not made for short people. Children would need help to sit on them. Suggest that you use the bathroom elsewhere.

My outdoor plans got rained out, so I decided to go underground instead. I'm so glad I did! What an amazing place! The staff & guides were so friendly and knowledgeable. It was like stepping into history and a dwarven fantasy cavernscape at the same time. Just loved it! 😍

What a cute way to spend the afternoon with the kids. The tour guides are hilarious - and you get a good tour of the experience of the miners. You get to see equipment they used , see some stalagmites, pan for gold and to collect some semi precious stones

Our family went on Christmas Eve and had a great time. The kids did the activities before our gold mine tour. The tour was informative and entertaining. It was great for kids and adults. Definitely recommend.

What a great experience for all ages! The tour was well led and the guide was knowledgable and personable. We enjoyed mining for gold as well.

First time here, it was so much fun! Had a great tour guide, Kennedy I think. Several people had the same idea as my family this Tuesday, including a few daycares, but it didn’t feel crowded at all. Plenty of space for everyone. Reservations weren’t needed. Plenty of parking, easy to get to. Friendly and knowledgeable staff! Panning for gold was fun and my family each got 1-3 pieces. We got a bucket of gems and got great finds! We all had a great time, definitely worth it!

This was a fun little stop on our trip. Our guide was friendly and informative. They even have a setup to pan for gold or gemstones after your tour and the kids (and adults) all really enjoyed that. There is a portion of the path down into the mine that is a considerable decline and could be challenging to someone with knee problems or other balance issues. Overall would recommend!

Unexpectedly awesome!! We had a blast! Loved the tour, we learned so much from our guide. He was young but very well prepared. Loved the mines, it was a first for us but it was super fun, we even got to see a bat, a frog, a salamander and a little snake! We loved gold pinning and looking for gems, it was very fun! We found some pretty cool stones! We went there this past weekend for the last tour at 4pm. It was not crowded at all considering it was the Thanksgiving weekend, maybe because we got there for the last tour. We were a group of 7 and they were so kind to wait for us before closing so we could enjoy the whole experience and take all the pictures and videos we wanted. We really appreciated that! Very polite stuff. 100% recommended!

Me and my Husband had a great time! Our guide Rece was very friendly and fun. I’d definitely recommend!

An excellent spot to get away from the city and relax with amazing scenic views of the blue ridge Appalachian mountains, delicious wine, and bunch food. They offer salads, pizzas, burgers, sandwiches and several appetizers that all pair well with their locally grown and made wines. The place is homey and very well maintained, the staff is very nice and professional. Make sure you make reservations because it gets full very quickly! Come early if you want to find parking near the top.

Leslie, our server was outstanding. Attentive and ensured everything was perfect. Our party has several different menu items that include different pizzas that were excellent. The appetizers meat and cheese board was fantastic. Highly recommend. Mountain views and environment amazing as usually.

I enjoyed every second of my visit. From customer service to the very last bite of my food. The views are breathtaking, and the prices are reasonable. I can't wait to plan another trip. My party expressed everything on their plate was delicious. Next time, I'll get the shrimp burger and a pizza to go. I also purchased a bottle of the WMV, DELICIOUS!

Great vineyard/winery tucked in the mountains of Georgia! We had stopped by this place after a little hiking in the hills and were not disappointed. From the ambiance to the views and oh ya, the wine itself, all superb! Suggest getting the tasting menu as it gives you an option to go through their curated list of wines instead of just grabbing randomly off their menu. There is plenty of room as well for seating inside and out complete with covered umbrellas for sunny days or rainy ones like we had. The staff was helpful and nice, the prices were as expected and overall just a great experience for a day out and about. Stop on by Wolf Mountain if you are in the area.

This is such a wonderful place for a nice and quiet getaway. My friends and I tried a couple wineries in the area but this was by far our favorite. The ambiance was so relaxing and everyone was so kind. We ordered a pizza that was delicious and the wine from the wine tasting was also superb. There was ample seating with a couple fire pits which made being outside in the chilly weather desirable. The view is so scenic and lush, I would highly reccomend the vineyard as a must-see if you’re coming to the area.

The view alone is worth visiting this place. We enjoyed a tasting and five of their different wines and then had lunch. Their food was very good and the dining room gives you one of the best views to overlook the mountains. We got the dip trip and baked Brie as appetizers. The baked Brie was delicious with the honey fig jam it's served with. Definitely my favorite. We got the Gambino pizza for lunch, which was really good as well. We enjoyed our lunch with a bottle of Plentitude.

Wolf Mountain Vineyard offers a charming and tastefully curated brunch experience well worth the advanced reservation. Nestled within breathtaking scenery, the vineyard provides a tranquil escape with picturesque views that are as palatable as the fine cuisine on offer. Despite its limited parking, which may require a short walk, the restaurant setting more than compensates, welcoming guests to a serene backdrop of vineyard rows and gentle mountainsides. On a recent visit for the 2:30 seating, my anticipation was met with a minor wait before being seated at a prime table flaunting the best of the vineyard's natural beauty. The buffet menu didn't disappoint either, presenting an array of savory and sweet choices. From the rich, flavorful mushroom soup to the succulent roasted chicken legs and perfectly seasoned root vegetables, each dish was carefully prepared. The inventive salmon croquette Benedict and the indulgent French toast with mascarpone and poached pears were particularly noteworthy. Adding to the culinary journey, a seafood pasta offered a taste of the ocean, while the carving turkey station satisfied traditional cravings. The salad with quinoa and beets provided a refreshing and nutritious interlude, balancing the hearty offerings. The dessert station was a study in temptation, featuring bite-sized delights such as key lime pie and chocolate-covered strawberries that concluded the meal on a high note. While overall the experience is delightful, a shuttle service for easier access to the restaurant would be an excellent addition, catering to those who might find the walk challenging. This thoughtful touch would ensure that all guests have an opportunity to enjoy what is undeniably a stellar dining experience amidst the splendor of Wolf Mountain Vineyard.

Did the tasting on a Saturday afternoon. Sat on the patio which is first-come first-serve, but had great views from almost all tables. All of the wines were fantastic and the Flatbread/appetizer we tried were also great.

Went on a Thursday for lunch (reservation required). The food was very good. Pleasantly surprised. Maybe the best at a vineyard in N GA we have had. The facilities were nice (for lunch and tasting) with good seating and good views of the autumn foliage. Prices for food were reasonable. Wine is well… N GA wine. Would definitely go back again.

This place is breathtaking! What a gorgeous view. I loved how they have the cafe. I wish we could have gotten a tour to go with our tasting. They do not seem to be doing them anymore. We took our own through the vineyard. 😍

The vineyard was surprisingly a fun mountaintop getaway. First most the wine was good, Howling Wolf Red was one of our favorites during a tasting, which was $50 for two (5 pours each). Good food too! The mixed green salad with salmon and the Gambino Pizza was excellent. Desert trio was good, not great. Service throughout was excellent, everyone working there made our trip feel special. Walking the vine yard should be done in the morning as it was pretty hot in June in the afternoon. Great find, would visit again!

Impeccable view! The wines were excellent and so were to flatbreads. It was certainly worth the visit. Overall, it was a great experience for the whole family.

Went here for a wine tasting and pizzas and had a great time. The views here are incredible and the wine was excellent. We ordered food from the tasting menu, which includes dips and pizzas and their homemade lavish chips are amazing. We had a bottle of Coupage and it was delicious. Highly recommend!

Absolutely beautiful! No worries if you can't get cafe reservations, you can still enjoy Flatbread or artisan cheese plates with your tastings. Bought their award winning red to take home. We were there Nov 9. Look at these colors on the trees!!

Always pretty views, good pizza and best of all good wine! Be sure to go earlier as it can get busy especially lunch time on weekends. The tasting room is really nice!

Spectacular views and the best sparkling wine in the region. Go see Jess in the private tasting room- she’s amazing!

Resolution below…. I purchased a white wine but was given a red and didn’t notice until I was too far to make a trip back. Other than that, the views are spectacular. The wines and food together make a great combination to the view and atmosphere. If you’re in the area, it’s a definite place you’ll want to stop and experience. Just make sure, BEFORE you leave, the staff has given you the bottle you actually ordered. …. OK, the manager was extremely personable and made sure he made everything right for us. We’ll end up with what we originally wanted which is excellent and are grateful we reached out to him and gave them the chance to correct the situation. Thank you for making things right.

We had a wonderful time. Great wines, amazing views, and friendly, helpful staff. We arrived at 410pm and did a tasting while enjoying the views on the outside patio. Must check out the inside. The owners guitar collection inside the entry by the bathrooms is amazing.

A good visit! The volunteer giving us the tour was fun, friendly and knowledgeable! Informative sorry movie to watch as well.

Sam the park ranger was kind filling us in with the junior ranger details. Fun spot. Volunteers outside during Fourth of July were knowledgeable and kind. Allen was full of history. Fun patriotic day to learn with my kids

Completely worth of eight dollar fee to enter! The movie is fantastic and it is upstairs, there’s a very unique way to get to the second floor as well! The two Park Rangers downstairs were extremely helpful and knowledgeable about all of the questions that we had. The meant section as well as the first families in the area were very interesting. Gift shop is small and very niche but cute. Upstairs is where the real history starts. From the introduction to the area as well as the mining equipment on display. It is fascinating to see. There was a volunteer guide up at the top, which was incredibly knowledgeable and let us see even gold inside the brick structure of the building. Totally amazing. Overall, it was an incredible unique experience in downtown. Dahlonega cannot be missed anyway, so there’s no reason not to come!

It’s a small museum to know history about the town and how it turned out to be known for its gold mining. They have short movie after every 30 minutes shows how this town attracted miner around the world to try their luck to find gold. Museum is an old building with much history to look into. They have entrance fee and can be looked around with 30-60 minutes.

I went to the gold mine to do the entire tour with my boyfriend. It was around $40 for just the two of us. Expensive. The tour honestly sucked. (I'm sorry!) All we did the entire time was walk down and talk about the miners and what tools they used to mine back in the day. The guide, "Miner Liam" made a few tasteless jokes that I didn't find funny. Several were about child labor and how wonderful it used to be when it was legal, and then he said "the miners would come home black and blue, kinda like my wife", referring to assault, I guess. Idk it wasn't funny to me. I found the tour boring and wouldn't suggest it... Maybe with a different guide? There was free gold panning after but I almost think it was a scam. I saw a bunch of gold flakes and little stones in my dirt but then the guy only took out one gold flake and one little stone that he gave me in a vial... It was disappointing. They don't give you any normal strainers by the way.... You have to slosh the dirt around a certain way to filter it, which isn't very simple. 😔👎🏻

Nice little museum in the centre of the city, take a stroll through the history of one of the first gold rushes in Georgia. You get to watch a short documentary about the gold rush and see little working models of stamp mills and dynamite blasts. There will be live music outside on weekends, Don't miss out on it.

We enjoyed our visit,It’s very informative.Must visit if your are around. We end up spending 2 hours 😊 thanks to volunteer guide who shared very interesting facts about this place.

Incredible repository of America’s first gold rush, some of the background on the removal of the Cherokee and lots of other history you didn’t know. Tons of programs, so check the website before you go. The staff are outstanding so if you leave not knowing something, that is on you. Ask. Fantastic place - definitely recommend!

Very nicely done! Our rich and sad history put together honestly. Our gold stories that will stir your imagination and make you want to head out to the water. Knowledgeable staff!

Wasn't expecting much from this but I ended up being fascinated by the stories that were told to me by the kind, charismatic volunteer guide. Gorgeous well-preserved building, being the oldest standing courthouse in the state of Georgia. Lots of history here in Dahlonega, and this cute and cheap little museum goes through much of it.

Loved this museum! This town is seeped in history and the kind and knowledgeable folks here just bring it to life. ❤️

The Dahlonega Gold Museum is an absolute hidden gem! Walking into this historic treasure trove, you can practically feel the rush of excitement that must've swept through the town during the gold rush. The exhibits are like a time machine, transporting you back to the wild days of prospectors and pickaxes. The museum doesn't just tell the story; it shows it with genuine artifacts and cool interactive displays. The highlight for me was checking out the old mint where they turned raw gold into legit coins. If you're into history or just looking for a fun day trip, this spot is pure gold! It also becomes so pretty during the Holiday season.

Totally worth it. Great museum with tons of neat information. Tour guide was super nice and informative. If you want to learn about Gold and it’s history in Georgia 🇺🇸go visit.

This is a great place to visit to learn more about the area's history as a gold mining town. They offer several interesting exhibits and a wonderful video that provides some very interesting information. The museum is also located in the historic Court house and some exhibits include some interesting artifacts from this part of the building's history. We really enjoyed our visit!

Although I haven’t gotten inside this Museum any time m, I just love this place in particular what people call as the “Dahlonega Square”. This museum stands at the middle of this town/ city. It is highly regarded and beautiful to look at especially during the late evenings / night time because of the lighting. It’s a gorgeous and a great place to visit during Holiday season especially all the bakery, chocolate shops, old fashioned milkshake selling Diners are just amazing here. Would highly recommend this place for a quick nice drive of an hour away from Roswell.

It's fun and informative. Buy tickets at the welcome center Gold tour package, includes tickets to 2 Gold mines and the museum. The film was very nice make sure to check out the coins minted in the Dahlonega Mint. 3 generations enjoyed it.

I learned so much here. This was so interesting. The staff was very informative and well educated. The film was great that they show. Before the tour. It is a self guided tour.

Had a fantastic time with my family at Crisson Gold Mine. The whole staff was awesome, but wanted to send a shout-out to James for being super patient with my kids while they were learning to pan for gold. Kids were very excited. We each brought home a little gold sample and lots of cool looking gemstones. Totally worth a visit.

I'd definitely give the place more than 5 stars if I could! we panned for gold for real, and then did gem mining, they have a HUGE almost museum of the old gold mine equipment all still set up and I believe most of it still works!! couple of interactive pieces to enjoy, then the store is absolutely Massive, they will even cut jewelry from the stones you mine! really cool experience! Very friendly people! Highly recommend

If I could, I would give them 6 stars! But you have to manage expectations, be smart, and know how to maximize your experience. Lets talk numbers, I spent $120 on 2 bags of 15:1 concentrate. I think that is the best deal. I panned for a little over an hour after getting very good instruction, and I came out of there with 1.15 Grams of gold, so about $75 - $80. I found one nugget that was about .02 grams. This isnt going to make you rich, but its a positive learning experience and as long as you are panning correctly, I am confident in saying you will not come away empty handed. great staff, and highly recommend! Also found some blue topaz, apatite, and small garnets in the pan.

Great mine 35 minutes outside of Helen. Our guide, James, was super helpful. He taught us how to pan for gold and what to look for when mining gems. We had the entire mine practically to ourselves by arriving upon opening. Inside gift shop had lots of options for purchase including turning your mined gems into wearable jewelry. Such a neat adventure!

This place was absolutely amazing! My son had such a great time! The employees were extremely friendly and knowledgeable about this whole process. It is a Family owned mining business and it shows by the passion and enthusiasm of the staff! We got the $175 scoop and rented the trommel. We found so much gold and 1 absolutely huge nugget! I will highly recommend going here and supporting them! We will definitely be back! Thanks for a great time!!

This is the best mine I have ever been to, everyone was friendly, happy, helpful and willing to teach you about whatever interest you. We tried/ used 3 different machines to figure out which we perfered. Tony, Tammy and Brianna ( the owners) went out of the way teaching us about Gold and Gems. They answered all our questions. We were surprised at all the gold we found and how large the nuggets were. We recommend Crisson Gold Mine to everyone !! you will lots of fun and you will find lots of Gold, we got our money's worth.

Generally I am not an advocate for gem mining as I find it a waste of money. With that said Crisson offers a pretty good experience. They show you how to pan for gold or gems and we did actually find a few nuggets of gold. Stay clear of the others around the Helen GA area and make your way here.

Visiting this establishment was the best part of my visit to Georgia! Every single person working was extremely attentive, kind and helpful! Such a great place to come for families and is very inclusive for people of all ages and capabilities. Would go back in a heart beat and couldn’t speak more highly of this experience. Hunter was amazing and helped me and my family so much while panning for gold and gems! Seriously a great group of people and a quality place. Hunter specifically made the experience special, pretty sure I went home with a crush on him!! Awesome time here and loved that it was family owned!

Amazing shop!!! Gorgeous crystals and a fun place to go for the family. The gem panning was super fun and you can get your rocks cut into jewelry on site. I love how this is a family owned business and everyone is very welcoming. Highly recommend if you're looking for pretty rocks with their amazing selection.

Crisson Gold Mine is a true gem! I had an absolute blast trying my luck at gold panning. The whole experience was hands-on and exciting. The staff were super helpful, giving tips and tricks to uncover those shiny flakes. It's a fun activity for all ages – I felt like a prospector on a treasure hunt! The mine tour was informative, taking us deep into the history of gold mining. Whether you strike it rich or not, the experience is worth its weight in gold. A must-visit for a unique and entertaining adventure!

Pros: Very genuine and unique experience compared to other quick “touristy” mining spots we’ve been to. The walk through museum was much cooler than I expected and very informative. My niece had a blast here and my Aunt and I had an enjoyable time. Everyone was super nice. Cons: Everyone going in has to pay for a package whether you intend to mine or not. There is no other choice we were told. My aunt and I were with my young niece and only she wanted to participate but we had to pay for 3 full packages which was kind of a turn off. I understand a cover for museum etc but my aunt and I did not want to mine and we were not going to let my niece into the place by herself so I felt I had no choice. Overall: I def recommend going at least once. Our family probably will not be back since the adults don’t want to mine and it would be a waste of entrance fees. I would recommend maybe a standing room ticket for us adults who have to accompany a child.

This is a must stop for rock hounds, prospectors, or family outings. The overall experience was great. You can pan for REAL GOLD buy and break geodes, take a hayride style tour of a real working gold mine and learn the history of the mine, and the gift shop is a hobby prospector/rock hound superstore.

This place is great. We are just getting into prospecting and we supported this place 100%. They are very knowledgeable and know their equipment. We bought our bags to find gold and gems. There was so much to take home. The girls at the counter were very nice and helped me pick out a ring setting for a garnet out of one of my finds today. My husband got a beautiful wedding band. I highly recommend going at least once.

Definitely go here! Best mine in town. I went with two small kids and they left with tons of gems. The gold mining lessons are also wonderful. I was alone with a stroller (there are some steps to manage down to the mining area) and an employee named Hunter ran up to help me down. He spent a lot of time teaching my daughter how to pan for gold and told her all about the gems she found. He also carried the stroller all the way back to the top for us. It’s a great mine, and Hunter’s excellent service really made it for us!

This was such a fun experience with our 3 year old. The lady at the front was so helpful and kind, and the young men that were down by the mining area helped create such a fun environment. They were knowledgeable and really good with kids. We also had our one year old twins with us and they stayed entertained by the employees who were so sweet to them. The amount of gems you get is amazing for the price. We will be back for sure!

This was an AUsome Establishment, from the GOLD PANNING and Gems to the StampMill and Jawcrusher. The Gift shop to the friendly staff and Owners Tony & Tammy. I had a Great time and enjoyed my visit with you. ANYONE in the Dahlonega Georgia area, I would highly recommend you stop in and check out everything. What a fantastic setup you have there. Thanks again for the GOLDEN MEMORIES. ⛏️🐍🤠RATTLESNAKE RANDY BLACK HILLS, SD

My family and I had the best time panning for gold and gems! It was definitely worth the money. My kids came home with bags full of gems. Our helper Hunter was super helpful and answered ALL my son’s one million questions. Hunter was very knowledgeable. We will definitely be back. It was a great place to bring the kids.

We love this place! We especially loved the two young men working down where you get the gems/gold - they were super polite and really good with our kids. I also felt like we got what we payed for - the value is great! Can’t wait to go back.

Sara was amazing! We thoroughly enjoyed our visit at FrogTown! She was very personable and made us feel comfortable with our children there. We were able to enjoy a tasting and have great conversation. She was the best wine tasting server we have experienced in this area! We will be back when we are in this area. Until then, we will enjoy the delicious red wine we purchased!

My husband and I decided to give Frogtown a try on our way back to our campsite. Our server, Bella, warmly welcomed us and offered us the most phenomenal suggestions. Bella was genuine and welcoming. At first, we thought we would try and be done, but thanks to Bella, we will be repeat customers. We talked to the owner as we were leaving. She was just as nice. This place was definitely worth the stop. Next time, we will be trying the food.

Needless to say we had quite the experience during our visit. The food was amazing, staff was friendly and the wine was lovely. The area is beautiful and very peaceful. What did make it an experience is a massive storm system that came in and definitely disrupted things. The staff where friendly and communicative during this time. We eventually had to go into the basement due to a tornado coming through. I do see some reviews mentioning cost and staff issues, we did not experience such issues. The staff was friendly and the cost was what I would expect for a nice place like this. (It’s not Olive Garden) would recommend to anyone looking for a nice view and a great experience.

This is definitely a "must see" place! Beautiful location/scenery and gorgeous restaurant and tasting area, lots of beautiful wood beams like a grand lodge. Also, our server, Maggie, was fantastic! Maggie was very attentive, and full of joy! The manager, Sarah, who was also beaming with smiles and joy, took time to explain the wines to us and tell us details of the location and history, she was a pleasure to talk to. Great place and we will definitely be coming back!

Attractive facility, lovely location, tasty wine, delicious food, good service. The only thing preventing this from being a five-star review is the prohibitively expensive pricing. Having visited every winery in the area, I am familiar with the expense of this type of venue, but even so, Frogtown comes out a little steeper than most other places. You won't regret your visit, but you may want to space out your return until you clan afford it again.

A big surprise! Beautiful winery in the Georgia mountains reminds me of my trips to Oregon wine country! Was surprised to know that most of their grapes are estate grown so it makes for a unique flavor experience with their wines. Generous tasting pours! I especially enjoyed several of the red blends. I found The price point is a bit high but I bought a bottle anyway as a reminder of my trip to the area. Also was pet friendly as long as your pet is friendly!

On our recent getaway, our group of four visited many wineries in the area. Frogtown was the one most recommended by our VRBO host, so we expected great things on our second day! The property is very pretty, and we were greeted immediately upon entering as it was not at all busy. We chose our pre-set flights...with no offered recommendation or guidance from the assumed sommelier (but maybe just whoever was manning the bar at that moment) and took a seat outside to enjoy the lovely view. The four of us enjoy the wine descriptions, so I headed back inside to get a list of the wines and descriptions. There wasn't one. I was told "what you chose is basically table wine and there is nothing special about it"!!! Well....we actually quite enjoyed their ho-hum "table wine" but could have easily been talked into something more "special" if it meant we could have learned about the wine! 😄 It was just an overall off-putting experience and disappointing since the place was hyped to us. There are much better winery experiences in the area.

Food and wine Much too pricey compared to other wineries in the area and quality. Food was subpar at best. The kitchen was backed up over 40 minutes for any hot food. The poor sweet server was trying her best and did a really excellent job. The views were stunning but not worth the price of admission. I would skip this one if I had to choose again.

Nice place..unfortunately the air wasn't working well but that's been a lot of places lately. Server was very nice and handling a large party when we sat. Beautiful venue. I wish we didn't already have plans to eat because the food coming out of the kitchen looked really good

Strange experience. We did a $26 and $30 tasting and were charged for 2 $30 tastings. My husband noticed and when we asked about it, our server nonchalantly said that there wasn’t a button for the $26 tasting? And didn’t offer to reimburse the $4. However, the wine was good, and we bought a bottle of the 770.

We drove up to Frogtown Cellars to have a relaxing lunch. In spite of the fact they were short staffed, we had an excellent lunch with outstanding service by Sarah. I had their Wheatberry Salad. It was excellent! It had smoked chicken, wheat berries, feta, cucumbers, red onions, dried cherries, pepita seeds over mixed greens with a poppy seed dressing. This is the second time I have eaten here and I haven’t been disappointed. The food is exceptional, the service is excellent and the ambiance (eating outdoors overseeing the vineyards) is so relaxing and pleasant.

Brunch on Easter weekend. Great weather and no crowd on 30 MAR. Great service! Johanna nailed it with wine choice for different tastes in our party!

We arrived within an hour of closing and after checking with the manager, we were offered tastings either at the standing tasting bar or we could be seated at a window table for the view. We opted to be seated. Not only did we have delicious wine tastings, we enjoyed the house-made Blackberry Cobbler. We were in and out in 30 minutes and while our visit was short, the service was impeccable and we will definitely return for a visit with much more time to spend and enjoy the wines. The manager and our server, Johanna were very pleasant even though I’m sure they were very tired and ready to go home. Because of them, we will return.

This was a fun place to go to. It wasn't very crowded when we went which was nice to really enjoy the space. They have a koi pond, and antique tractor outside the tasting/dining hall to look at, and beyond that is a very pretty view of their vineyard. All of their wines are estate made/grown, which was fun to enjoy true local wine.

This was my first time drinking wine. I was interested in trying to learn what I like and what I don't like. Sarah was absolutely phenomenal and made some great suggestions for me: I really enjoyed the Disclosure Cab Sauv and the Talking Rock White. And the Pizza. Absolutely delicious. So thank you from the bottom of my heart to Sarah for the phenomenal service and for educating me. Great first experience drinking wine at 56 years old. I hope to be back in the fall.

My companion and I tried several wineries, and unfortunately this one came in as our least favorite. That’s not to say it’s terrible. It’s not terrible, it just wasn’t the best. The customer service was good, the pricing was fine, the view was decent, but the wines were also just fine. Nothing knocked any socks off. It wasn’t bad, it just wasn’t great either. Is it worth it? Yes. Are there better options? Also yes.

This place is a hidden gem. I loved everything her from the extensive grounds to the pond and the staff. The landscaping and small buildings were gorgeous and very natural. This is a female owned business. The owner lives on the property. The vineyards are extensive and it is clear that this is a working farm. At the Three Sisters Vineyards and Winery all wine is estate grown. They are known for their Fat Boy wines particularly their Fat Boy Red. This place is worth visiting not only for the wine but the scenery and the wonderful staff.

Enjoyed this little spot for a glass for a bit during our day of touring around the wineries of the area. They seemed overly concerned that we return our glasses to them when we were ready to leave, of course we would, maybe people walk off with them quite often, who knows. Purchased a bottle of their bubbles to enjoy at home. I will say this vineyard is not as commercialized as others nearby but offers up some of the better wines we tried in those others. Worth a stop here!

Tasty wines here in North Georgia wine country. After visiting a handful of tasting rooms in the area, there are good ones and there are great ones. We opted to purchase a bottle and the three of us shared it while talking and enjoying the warm spring afternoon. The wine was great. I'm not sure what I think about the tasting room here. Service was good though a bit hands off. I am curious as to why they're using stemless glasses?. Yes, they're less likely to fall over but as you handle them, you warm the wine.

We really enjoyed our visit Here! The weather was beautiful and we enjoyed a nice pineapple slushy in the warm weather with a cool gentle breeze. The staff was friendly and the bathroom was very nice. We preferred the Barn patio overlooking the vineyard. Spacious and pleasant atmosphere with appropriate Rock/Country music playing in the background.

Great atmosphere. Nothing beats sipping wine on a covered patio while a summer storm passes through. Staff was very friendly! Live music was a hit! Recommend trying “Sweet Lil Sis”

This place is so cute!! We really enjoyed all of the wines and the atmosphere is nice too. Service was good and the staff is friendly. We were so happy to be able to get to a winery after driving all the way up to Dahlonega as the first couple ones we passed were either closed for a private event or not taking any more customers. So Three Sisters was a very pleasant surprise and saved the day. One thing I felt was lacking was the option for food, though they do have some packaged snacks available so you’re not totally without, just very limited options.

We had an awesome experience doing a wine tasting. We came at 1 pm on a thursday and were the only ones there for a while so had a great seat on the covered porch. great 80s music playing over the speakers. We tried a great selection of dry and off dry wines that we enjoyed- nice to taste something that wasn’t like most of the sweet local wine. it was $25 for four 2 oz (pretty large) pours. I also bought one of the tasting glasses for $5 because it was so cute.

Good wine and a magnificent view. I took some photos for my wife's 40th bday and a gentleman questioned me pretty hard about commercial photography. They charge for commercial photo shoots. Probably because my camera rig is what most professional photographers use. Very scenic area. We like this winery over others in the area by far.