Flowery Branch Winery and Vineyard — Attraction in Buford

I came here with 7 friends for my birthday celebration to do tastings/enjoy some wine with friends. I had messaged on Instagram with a lovely woman letting her know how many people were coming as I didn’t know if there would be enough seating and was assured they would find a way to make it work. The art work in here is beautiful, the chairs are all unique comfy thrifted chairs. The wines are so beautiful. Highly recommend the Georgia nights sweet red wine. It was absolutely delicious. For just $15 you got to do a tasting of four wines that came served in a beautiful wooden board. All of our servers were so lovely. They made sure I felt special on my birthday by bringing out lots of samples and mentioning it to the band, who then mentioned it to the entire place, and everyone sang happy birthday to me and they let me pick a song request. The people there were friendly as can be as well. I WILL be back to...

Always looking for something new, and we like the quiet of getting further away from the city. We got there early, and we were greeted by the welcome wagon, aka Peanut. Of course we had to give the furious dog a good scratch. 😉 We got to talk to the owners who was happy to tell us about their plan and why they're doing what they're doing. I loved all the sweet options and settled on the Georgia Summer. Not a lot of food options, but the charcuterie board was awesome (and probably plenty for 4 people). Lots of cheese, olives, crackers, meats and something sweet. Although, next time we need remember to eat before and have our dessert there. 😋 I'll let you figure that out for yourself. Lots of outdoor seating, and we got to hear some live entertainment, but the inside is nice too with the lanterns. And last, they know their clientele. One unisex restroom AND a ladies room. We definitely look forward...

After Visiting a few other local wineries in the area, my friend group decided we would check out this one. We walked in and were shocked by how non-inviting the environment seemed. Aside from a football game place it was completely silent. No one spoke to us and we immediately felt uncomfortable. Especially coupled by the fact the vineyard is located off of “Jim Crow road”. We decided to leave however two members of our group needed to use the restroom. While one of them has a health condition where she occasionally needs assistance from her sister they went in the family stall. Immediately after going in a worker aggressively knocked, told them to unlock the door and that they needed to leave. It was humiliating. We ended up going to cloudland instead and felt COMPLETELY welcomed. Hopefully others have a better experience than we did in our...