How to Order Habersham or Creekstone Wines for Shipping or Pickup
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Habersham Winery & Vineyards sells its Habersham and Creekstone wines online, and you can choose either shipping or pickup when you order. The site's own wording is "Order Habersham & Creekstone wines for shipping or pickup," so both options are offered — but the site does not publish its shipping states, shipping fees, or pickup instructions, so confirm those with the winery before you rely on a delivery date or a same-day pickup.
What you can order
- Habersham wines — the winery's own label, produced in Georgia since 1983.
- Creekstone wines — a second label sold through the same online shop.
Both are ordered through the "Shop Wines Online" section of habershamwinery.com. The site does not list individual bottles, vintages, or prices on the pages available here, so treat the online shop itself as the source for current selection and cost.
Placing a shipping order
- Go to habershamwinery.com and open the online shop ("Shop Wines Online").
- Add the Habersham and/or Creekstone bottles you want to your cart.
- At checkout, choose shipping as the fulfillment method and enter a delivery address.
- Check whether your state is accepted before paying — the site does not publish a shipping-state list, so if checkout rejects your address, that is your signal.
- Keep the order confirmation; it should show what was ordered and the delivery method.
Because alcohol shipping rules vary by state and the site does not spell out its policy, the practical check is at checkout: enter your real address and see whether the order goes through. If it doesn't, contact the winery directly rather than assuming a workaround.
Placing a pickup order
- Order the same way through the online shop.
- Select pickup rather than shipping at checkout.
- Plan to collect the wine during tasting room hours:
- Monday–Thursday: 11 a.m.–7 p.m.
- Friday–Saturday: 11 a.m.–8 p.m.
- Sunday: 12:30 p.m.–7 p.m.
- Arrive with enough time before closing — tastings end 30 minutes before closing, so the last part of the day is busy.
The site does not state a separate pickup window, a holding period for uncollected orders, or whether someone else can collect on your behalf. Ask the winery when you place the order if any of those matter to you.
Before you check out
| Question | What the site tells you | What to do |
|---|---|---|
| Can I ship to my state? | Not published | Try checkout with your address, or ask the winery |
| What does shipping cost? | Not published | Confirm at checkout or with the winery |
| Can I pick up the same day? | Not published | Call ahead before making the trip |
| Are prices or discounts listed? | Not on the pages reviewed | Check the online shop for current pricing |
| Is there a wine club or subscription? | The site references "subscribe" but gives no terms | Ask about it if you want recurring orders |
Practical notes
- Habersham is just outside Helen, Georgia, so pickup is most useful if you are already visiting the North Georgia mountains.
- The winery describes itself as locally and family owned and one of Georgia's oldest and largest, producing award-winning wines since 1983 — useful context if you are choosing between labels, but it doesn't change the ordering steps.
- If you need a specific bottle for a date, order shipping with buffer time or call to confirm stock before driving for pickup.