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Enjoy the sweeping views of the Tennessee wine country while enjoying a glass of wine in one of the 30+ wineries and tasting rooms.
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Leave the driving to someone else by hiring a car and driver, or hop on a wine country tour shuttle, allowing you to soak in the full Tennessee wine country views.
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Whether you are celebrating a girls weekend, your honeymoon or a weekend retreat, CellarPass offers you instant itineraries to make your trip to the Tennessee wine country is just a click away.
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Traveling to Middle Tennessee
- To visit Tennessee wine country, you'll want to select Nashville International Airport (BNA) as your destination. Arrington is about a 60 - 70 minute drive.
- If you are already in the local area, there's a few different transportation companies that can get you around from popular ride sharing apps. Private shuttles can be hired to get you to and from the airport and on your daily excursions.
- Unfortunately there are no public options available to travel to the region. You'll need to view the private transportation options.
About Middle Tennessee
During the late 1800s, European settlers, predominantly from Germany, brought grape growing and winemaking to Tennessee. Vineyards were flourishing, mostly in areas that were believed to be unsuitable for other agricultural uses. An agricultural report from 1880 cited 1,128 acres, producing 64,767 gallons of wine in Tennessee. After the Civil War, it appeared that grape-growing would become one of Tennessee’s most important cash crops. Prohibition all but ended this promise in 1919.
Fast forward 100 years, Tennessee is the home to over 70 wineries and tasting rooms, located mostly in Cordova in the west, to Blonville in the east with pockets of properties in Sevier, Lewis and Shelbly counties.
