Savor the homegrown tastes of the Smoky Mountains with a dash of Appalachian culture along the Gatlinburg Wine Trail! This ultimate tasting adventure allows you to enjoy the top wineries and cideries in the Smokies as part of a self-guided tour with stops at 5 different spots. Whether you’re a wine lover, a cider enthusiast, or just someone looking to enjoy the local flavors, this relaxing experience offers a great way to experience a staple of Smoky Mountain culture. Here is everything you need to know about the stops on the Gatlinburg Wine Trail:
Tennessee Cider Company

We’re proud to be the first cidery in Gatlinburg! Our locally made hard ciders offer a refreshing twist on traditional Southern flavors. Crafted from a diverse selection of fruits, our offerings are overflowing with flavor that will have you coming back for more. From traditional ciders like Strawberry and Golden Apple to unique choices like Peach Mimosa and Citrus Mash, there’s something sure to blow you away. In addition to our downtown Gatlinburg location, the Gatlinburg Wine Trail also includes the combined location of Tennessee Cider Company and Tennessee Homemade Wines in Sevierville, giving you a chance to taste even more flavors you missed the first time around!
Tennessee Homemade Wines
Just a short walk down the Gatlinburg Parkway is Tennessee Homemade Wines, which specializes in producing flavorful Southern sweet wines! Voted as the best winery in Tennessee by Yelp reviewers, they use recipes passed down through generations to produce tasty wines with an Appalachian touch. Simple ingredients are used to craft favorites like Old Apple and Proper Peach. In addition, you’ll find some creative options like Mountain Chocolate and Pumpkin Pie — yum!
Smokin’ Banjo

Smokin’ Banjo is another one of the stops on the Gatlinburg Wine Trail, conveniently located on the Parkway. Known as the “Rebel of the Rollin’ Hills of Tennessee,” this winery serves up unconventional wines and ciders that push the boundaries of classic flavors. Smokin’ Banjo is leading the way of a new and exciting era of winemaking in the Smokies, with options like Granny Smith Cider, Transfusion Wine, Sweet Heat Cider, and so much more! Inspired by Appalachian traditions and bluegrass music, Smokin’ Banjo brings that same energy to each sip.
Old Mountain Wine Company
With stunning mountain landscapes and a serene environment that includes an outdoor patio, Old Mountain Wine Company seamlessly merges relaxation with incredible, sweet-natured wines! This winery, which is located on the Parkway near the entrance of Great Smoky Mountains National Park, pays tribute to the generations of farmers who built the Smokies. There’s an old-school feel to these wines mixed with new-age creativity, with favorite choices including those like Watermelon, Elderberry Honey, Apple Atcha, and many more. Don’t forget to have your Gatlinburg Wine Trail passport stamped at each location and once you’ve visited each, you’ll redeem it for a free gift!
You’re all up to speed with what you should know about the stops on the Gatlinburg Wine Trail. Visit in whichever order you would like within a 7-day period. Check out some special reasons you should check out the Gatlinburg Wine Trail!