B & C Winery — Attraction in Maggie Valley

I sincerely do not want to leave this review but I feel I should to let others know what to expect before coming in:

This is not, by any stretch of the imagination, a winery. It is a drug store that also sells some insanely overpriced ($25+/bottle) wine. In order to taste the wine (usually a complimentary option at a winery), you have to pay $6 for three small sips and a cup of stale oyster crackers.

The woman working there made all the wines and labels and watches you taste the wine …… so you can’t really say “hey, this wine is pretty mediocre and should not cost this much” to her face :( . So we ended up with $32 worth of yuck wine and a super awkward experience. Avoid if you’re looking for a...

I wish I could rate this 10 stars. Me and my wife stopped off for a tasting for my birthday and wouldn't trade our experience for the world. They have a great selection of wines locally made with exquisite grapes from around the world. Keep in mind this is a winery not a vineyard if you dont know the difference this is nit the place for you. The owner is very knowledgeable of wines and you can tell the passion she has for her craft after just a minute or two of talking with her. I only wish we were not on the motorcycle so we could have bought more of her magnificent wines to take home with us. We will be back...

What a fantastic stop in Maggie valley! The owner, Chris, owns a fantastic wine shop paired with her husbands pharmacy in a single location! They source grapes from a variety of prestigious wine regions including Napa valley, Italy, Argentina, etc. and make all their wines in house. She is extremely knowledgeable about winemaking and the wines speak for themselves! We enjoyed the big bear, cabin, bold one, 84 nights, and trinity red + the hang four which is a fantastic sauv blanc/chard/viogner blend!

We bought 7 bottles to take home and will be back on our next trip to Maggie...