How to Buy Wolf Mountain Vineyards Wines or Join the Wine Club

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Wolf Mountain Vineyards & Winery sells its wines and runs a Wine Club, but the public site does not publish an online store, price list, or club application form. The reliable path is to start from the winery's own site and either book a tasting visit or contact the winery directly to ask about current bottle availability and club enrollment. The site does state what club membership includes: exclusive selections, access to the Wine Club Library, the ability to purchase wines, and private tastings.

What the Winery Says About Buying and the Club

The winery describes its Wine Club as the route to "exclusive selections, access to our Wine Club Library, the ability to purchase wines, & enjoy private tastings." That wording suggests purchasing is tied to club membership or to an on-site visit rather than an open online checkout, though the site does not spell out the exact mechanics.

The wines themselves are limited bottlings. The Boegner Family releases "Award Winning limited bottling of handcrafted fine wines," produced entirely at 1,800-foot elevations on the Dahlonega Plateau. Estate plantings include Cabernet Sauvignon, Malbec, Syrah, Mourvedre, Tannat, and Touriga Nacional, blended into Reserve Estate Red Wines. Limited production is the main reason to confirm availability before planning a purchase.

What you want What the site supports Practical next step
Buy bottles Club membership includes "the ability to purchase wines"; no online store or prices listed Ask the winery about current releases and purchase options
Join the Wine Club Exclusive selections, Wine Club Library access, purchasing, private tastings Request club details and enrollment steps from the winery
Try before buying Tasting Room open Thurs–Sun, 11AM–5PM; reservations required for groups of 8 or more Book a tasting through the site's "Book a Tasting" link
Eat on site Vineyard Cafe Thurs–Sat 12–3PM; Sunday Brunch at 12:30PM and 2:30PM; reservations required Reserve a table alongside your visit

Steps to Take

  1. Go to wolfmountainvineyards.com and open the Winery section, which the homepage links under "LEARN MORE." This is where club and wine information lives.
  2. Look for a club or contact link. The homepage excerpt does not show a club signup form, so expect to find contact details or an inquiry route rather than a cart.
  3. If you plan to visit, book first. Tastings run Thursday–Sunday, 11AM–5PM, and reservations are required for groups of eight or more. Use the "Book a Tasting" link on the site.
  4. Ask specific questions when you contact the winery: which wines are currently available to purchase, whether purchase requires club membership, how club enrollment works, what the selection and pickup/shipping arrangements are, and whether private tastings are included with membership.
  5. Verify before traveling. Hours and reservation rules are the kind of detail that changes seasonally; confirm on the site or by phone before a long drive into the North Georgia mountains.

Common Sticking Points

  • No published prices. The site shows no pricing, so do not assume a bottle price or membership fee — ask.
  • No visible online checkout. Absence of a store link is not proof that online ordering is impossible, but plan on a direct inquiry.
  • Group tastings need booking. If you are organizing a club-related visit with friends, the eight-person reservation rule applies.
  • Dining is separate from tasting. Cafe and brunch hours differ from Tasting Room hours, and reservations are required for dining.

Why It May Be Worth the Effort

The winery reports being the first Georgia winery to win Best-in-Class and Double Gold medals at the San Francisco Chronicle and Los Angeles International Wine Competitions, with over 200 medals earned. Its winemaking is described as French in style, emphasizing blends of European varietals for more complex, intense wines. For a buyer interested in limited, estate-produced East Coast reds, confirming availability directly is the most dependable way to get bottles or join the club.