Apple Barn Wineries
230 Apple Valley Road, Sevierville, TN, 37862
Arrington Vineyards
6211 Patton Road, Arrington, TN, 37014
Beachaven Vineyards & Winery
1100 Dunlop Lane, Clarksville, TN, 37040
Beans Creek Winery
426 Ragsdale Road, Manchester, TN, 37355
Century Farm Winery
1548 Lower Brownsville Road, Jackson, TN, 38301
Chateau Ross Winery, Inc.
5823 Fulton Road, Springfield, TN, 37172
Clinch Mountain Winery
1335 Bullen Valley Road, Thorn Hill, TN, 37881
Countryside Vineyards
658 Henry Harr Road, Blountville, TN, 37617
Highland Manor
2965 South York Highway, Jamestown, TN, 38556
Holly Ridge Winery
486 O'Neil Road, Livingston, TN, 38570
Keg Springs
361 Keg Springs Road, Hampshire, TN, 38461
Long Hollow Winery
665 Long Hollow Pike, Goodlettsville, TN, 37072
Mountain Valley Vineyards
2174 Parkway, Pigeon Forge, TN, 37863
Old Medina Winery
2894 Old Medina Road, Jackson, TN, 38305
Old Millington Vineyard and Winery
6748 Old Millington Road, Millington, TN, 38053
Red Barn Winery and Vineyard
1805 Tanyard Road, Lafayette, TN, 37083
Savannah Oaks Winery and Gift Shop
1817 Delano Road, Delano, TN, 37325
Smoky Mountain Winery
Winery Square, Suite 2, 450 Cherry Street, Gatlinburg, TN, 37738
Stonehaus Winery, Inc.
2444 Genesis Road, Suite 103, Crossville, TN, 38558
Strikers' Premium Winery
480 County Road 172, Athens, TN, 37303
Sumner Crest Winery and Vineyard
5306 Highway 52, Portland, TN, 37148
Tennessee Mountain View Winery
385 Union Grove Road, Charleston, TN, 37310
Tennessee Valley Winery
15606 Hotchkiss Valley Road East, Loudon, TN, 37774
Tri-Star Vineyards and Winery
168 Scales Road, Shelbyville, TN, 37160
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Tuesday, July 24, 2007
Saturday, April 28, 2007
Notes from Music City- (From December)
~~This past Saturday we went over to Corrieri's for a wine, cheese and truffle product tasting. The weather was perfect as the event was held outside in the "courtyard" in front of Corrieri's and we sampled some Australian wines while hearing fun stories about the vineyards and people that produced the very wines we were enjoying. It was a nice intimate setting with no more than 15-20 people at a time around talking and enjoying the wine which made it seem more of a pleasure. You know how it goes, we all love to be there when something is fresh and new and not yet "discovered" by the masses. Well, I know this is one of those things and I'm so glad to have been a part of it and plan on attending the next one as well, whenever that is.
After hearing the stories of Dave Bidelman, who works with wine and has toured quite a few vineyards, and getting all warm and fuzzy from the wine we wandered over to a table set up by Kenneth Jones, owner of SullaTavola, where he had all sorts of imported truffle products. He had an assortment of cheeses and some bread to dip in the truffle oils or spread truffle jelly on it.
My taste buds and senses were in a heavenly overload and I was loving it and never wanted to leave. After finally deciding I wanted to get something more to eat and since we were just around the corner from Mafiaoza's Pizzeria and Neighborhood Pub. There we shared a pizza, talked, laughed and just had a really good time. After we finished the pizza we went next door to Vinea wine shop and enjoyed a fine selection that they have and purchased a bottle of Marquis/Phillips Cabernet to bring home with me. Suddenly it hit me that I wasn't ready to leave yet and that I had to go back to Corrieri's to get some cannoli for dessert. As always, it was a little bit of heaven.
Thanks to Brett, Brandon, Mark and everyone else that made all the fun this past Saturday happen. I can't wait to do it again.
Some of the wines we enjoyed. They are all grown in the southeastern Australia.
Pipers Red Box
Marquis/Phillips
Piranga
**Vinea wine shop carries all of the wines from this particular tasting so feel free to stop in there and ask them questions and enjoy.**
~~Restaurants visited~~~
Mafiaoza's Pizzeria~
"The Last Request pizza"A really delicious pizza in a warm and friendly atmosphere that is fun and keeps you around for a while just soaking it all in.
~Corrieri's~
We had some cannoli after dinner that was excellent and Corrieri's is such a wonderful place to visit for imported cheeses, sandwiches, soups and they also offer things you can take home and prepare yourself.
~Hermitage Cafe~
This is a blast from the past kind of place where most everyone knows each other and you will feel like you are family by the time you leave. Two visits here recently allowed me to enjoy a chili cheeseburger with fries that was messy, greasy and so good. I ate a good bit of it with my hands but after they were covered in chili, I decided to use a fork for the rest and clean up a bit.
~Hot Diggity Dog~
I was there recently on a really beautiful day and sat out back on the deck in the sun and enjoyed the taste of the dogs with all the stuff that comes on them. Also thought the fries were a perfect combo of taste, crispiness and grease. Really good stuff that brings you back time and time again.
After hearing the stories of Dave Bidelman, who works with wine and has toured quite a few vineyards, and getting all warm and fuzzy from the wine we wandered over to a table set up by Kenneth Jones, owner of SullaTavola, where he had all sorts of imported truffle products. He had an assortment of cheeses and some bread to dip in the truffle oils or spread truffle jelly on it.
My taste buds and senses were in a heavenly overload and I was loving it and never wanted to leave. After finally deciding I wanted to get something more to eat and since we were just around the corner from Mafiaoza's Pizzeria and Neighborhood Pub. There we shared a pizza, talked, laughed and just had a really good time. After we finished the pizza we went next door to Vinea wine shop and enjoyed a fine selection that they have and purchased a bottle of Marquis/Phillips Cabernet to bring home with me. Suddenly it hit me that I wasn't ready to leave yet and that I had to go back to Corrieri's to get some cannoli for dessert. As always, it was a little bit of heaven.
Thanks to Brett, Brandon, Mark and everyone else that made all the fun this past Saturday happen. I can't wait to do it again.
Some of the wines we enjoyed. They are all grown in the southeastern Australia.
Pipers Red Box
Marquis/Phillips
Piranga
**Vinea wine shop carries all of the wines from this particular tasting so feel free to stop in there and ask them questions and enjoy.**
~~Restaurants visited~~~
Mafiaoza's Pizzeria~
"The Last Request pizza"A really delicious pizza in a warm and friendly atmosphere that is fun and keeps you around for a while just soaking it all in.
~Corrieri's~
We had some cannoli after dinner that was excellent and Corrieri's is such a wonderful place to visit for imported cheeses, sandwiches, soups and they also offer things you can take home and prepare yourself.
~Hermitage Cafe~
This is a blast from the past kind of place where most everyone knows each other and you will feel like you are family by the time you leave. Two visits here recently allowed me to enjoy a chili cheeseburger with fries that was messy, greasy and so good. I ate a good bit of it with my hands but after they were covered in chili, I decided to use a fork for the rest and clean up a bit.
~Hot Diggity Dog~
I was there recently on a really beautiful day and sat out back on the deck in the sun and enjoyed the taste of the dogs with all the stuff that comes on them. Also thought the fries were a perfect combo of taste, crispiness and grease. Really good stuff that brings you back time and time again.
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