Habersham’s Stonepile Vineyard. Located north of Clarkesville, Stonepile is Habersham’s original and oldest vineyard with plantings dating to 1980. Current plantings of about 30 acres yield 125 tones yearly on average. 

Producing Georgia wines since 1983, Habersham is one of Georgia’s oldest and largest wineries.

Some of the finest award-winning Georgia Wines have been produced at Habersham Vineyards and Winery since 1983. Over 150 medals have been awarded to Habersham Wines in both national and international competitions. The Winery was located in Baldwin, Georgia until November 1998 when construction on a new facility was completed at Nacoochee Village in Helen, Georgia.

Complimentary Tastings and Self-Guided Tours
The winery is open daily for complimentary tastings and self guided tours. In addition to a large selection of Georgia grown and produced wines, the tasting room also features a gift shop with gourmet foods and wine specialty gift items.

Tour Nacoochee Village
The winery is located one half mile south of Alpine Helen in the Nacoochee Village (pictured at right with Habersham Winery in the foreground). In addition to being the home of Habersham Winery, the Village is home to an historic grist mill, antiques, shopping, dining, cabin rental, and flyfishing. At Nacoochee Village, not only will your family enjoy a visit of the winery, but the other unique shops that are part of the Village.

Links:
Read more about Habersham Vineyards and Winery.
Read more about Nacoochee Village.

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