Winery & Brewery Tours
Welcome to Appalachian Motorcoach, your premier transportation partner for unforgettable
winery and brewery tours in the Appalachian region. Let us take you on a relaxing and scenic
journey through some of the most renowned wineries and breweries, all while you sit back, relax,and enjoy the ride!
Top Wineries in
Western North Carolina
TOP WINERIES
At Appalachian Motorcoach, we curate the perfect tour for wine and craft beer enthusiasts alike.
Our luxury motorcoaches provide comfortable, hassle-free transportation, so you can savor every
moment without worrying about navigation or parking.
Biltmore Estate Winery
Asheville, NC
Experience the grand elegance of the Biltmore Estate, America’s largest privately-owned home, and its exceptional wines. Known for its award-winning vintages, this winery is a must-visit on any tour.
Sierra Nevada Brewing Co. – The Taproom & Brewery
Mills River, NC
While known for its craft beer, Sierra Nevada also offers delicious wine options in their taproom for those who enjoy both beverages. Located in the stunning Blue Ridge foothills, this venue offers a unique mix of beer, wine, and breathtaking views.
Visit Sierra Nevada Brewing Co.
Saint Paul Mountain Vineyards
Hendersonville, NC
Known for its charming atmosphere and rich, full-bodied wines, Saint Paul Mountain
Vineyards is a favorite among locals and visitors alike. Their stunning mountaintop views and delicious selections make it a perfect spot for relaxation.
Burntshirt Vineyards
Hendersonville, NC
Set against the backdrop of the Blue Ridge Mountains, Burntshirt Vineyards offers an
array of locally-crafted wines, including reds, whites, and sparkling varieties. Enjoy a
scenic tasting experience that captures the heart of the region.
The Vineyards at Betty’s Creek
Sylva, NC
Nestled in the mountains of Jackson County, The Vineyards at Betty's Creek provides an intimate wine-tasting experience with their handcrafted wines. This vineyard offers a rustic yet refined atmosphere perfect for wine lovers.
Visit The Vineyards at Betty’s Creek
Waynesville Inn & Country Club
Waynesville, NC
With a rich history and spectacular views of the Great Smoky Mountains, Waynesville Inn & Country Club offers a 27-hole, par-72 course that is both challenging and scenic. It’s an ideal spot for golfers looking to enjoy a beautiful, traditional course in Western North Carolina.
Visit Waynesville Inn & Country Club
Top Breweries in the Appalachian Region
TOP BREWERIES
At Appalachian Motorcoach, we curate the perfect tour for wine and craft beer enthusiasts alike.
Our luxury motorcoaches provide comfortable, hassle-free transportation, so you can savor every moment without worrying about navigation or parking.
Highland Brewing Company
Asheville, NC
As one of the oldest and most popular breweries in Asheville, Highland Brewing
Company offers a wide range of craft beers brewed with locally sourced ingredients.
From their flagship beers to seasonal releases, there's something for everyone.
New Belgium Brewing Company
Asheville, NC
Known for its world-class craft beers and commitment to environmental sustainability, New Belgium Brewing is a must-visit in Asheville. Their stunning brewery offers a great space for sampling a variety of beers in a vibrant, welcoming atmosphere.
Sierra Nevada Brewing Co.
Mills River, NC
Nestled in the Blue Ridge Mountains, Sierra Nevada offers a range of iconic craft beers
with a focus on sustainability and innovation. Don’t miss their gorgeous brewery tours and unique taproom experiences.
Wicked Weed Brewing
Asheville, NC
Wicked Weed Brewing is renowned for its bold and flavorful craft beers, from hop-
forward IPAs to smooth stouts. Explore their wide range of brews and innovative beer styles at their original location in Asheville.
Book Your Tour Today!
Ready to embark on an unforgettable adventure? Book your Appalachian Motorcoach Winery & Brewery Tour now!
Whether it’s a day of sipping wine at scenic vineyards or exploring local craft breweries, we guarantee an experience that will leave you with lasting memories.
