Doghobble Wine Farm opened in Dahlonega over the summer, but the excitement is just getting started.

Doghobble Wine Farm opened in Dahlonega over the summer, but the excitement is just getting started.

Currently Doghobble is pouring seven different wines including staples like Rose, Pinot Noir, and Chardonnay. But you'll also find Norton (love the pepper hints in this varietal), Lenoir (how Spanish missionaries made their communal wine), Traminette (Gewürztraminer is my favorite white wine; this is much like that but a bit heartier), and Carlos (a sweet muscadine that Georgia wine drinkers all know well).

Photo byPhoto courtesy of Doghobble Wine Farm

Currently there is outdoor seating, and an indoor/outdoor covered pavilion and pouring area. You'll also encouraged to purchase empanadas, charcuterie, sweet treats and more. Plus wine slushies, local beer and non-alcoholic options.

The owners, Sam and Robin Zamarripa, are working to renovate an old farmhouse on the property into a mid-century "modern rustic" indoor tasting room. That is scheduled to open in 2025.

While you walk the property, don't miss visiting the farm. Alpacas, Shetland sheep, and Mr. Monty, the donkey welcome your attention.

Photo byPhoto courtesy of Doghobble Wine Farm

Now, with fall on the horizon, Doghobble Wine Farm is planning several exciting events.

• Bloom Bar and Wine Tasting Aug 31st. Assemble your own local bloom vase and enjoy a tasting.
• Arturo's Spanish Paella Sept 13. Valencia-style smoked paella, and Flan with friends.
• Will Harris of White Oak Pastures Sept 19. Enjoy a reading from this beloved Ga farmer's book, A Bold Return to Giving a Damn. Wine and food available.
• Doghobble Family Farm Day Oct 6. A day of activities ideal for preschool and early elementary children ages 2-7.

Get your tickets today. Something tells me Doghobble will be a favorite location for couples this fall. Here are more Dahlonega wineries to visit while you're in the area.

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