Stone Ashe Vineyard

Beautiful views and delicious wine. We were greeted by Danielle who sat our party of 2 under their picturesque Adirondack chairs. My husband and I both chose the variety tasting, but she was more than happy to serve us a small sample of wines that were off menu. Favorites include their Cabernet franc rose and new 2022 Chardonnay (not aged in oak so it reads far different than a traditional Chardonnay, which we loved). Can't wait to return!

A great recommendation from a new friend. GORGEOUS views and spectacular atmosphere. Ok wines...Asheville is heavy on beers and breweries, obviously. But if you don't mind going a little out of your way, there are some great wineries hidden in them thar hills!After making friends with fellow trivia-ers who were local to the area, they suggested Stone Ashe to us for a visit the next day. The weather was spectacular, so a hilltop wine-sippin' trip was definitely in the cards. Just outside of the Asheville area, with plenty of parking, great service and unbelievable scenery! I am so glad we made the trip! Though I will say, I did not like any of the wines which I why I am withholding a fifth star. Taste is subjective, but I usually find something I would want a full glass of or a bottle to take home...not so much here. And it was not inexpensive. But overall, the visit here was more than the sum of its parts.They also offer food, but we had done brunch before we cam here so we didn't need to take advantage of that. I would be open to a return visit (assuming different wines had been made/released) especially with a group for a meal or a flight.

I am loving all of the wonderful, new vineyards popping up in this part of North Carolina! Every time I come to visit old friends, we try to find a new winery. Well, this was the choice of the trip and I am so glad that we came!We got there right after they opened on a Saturday - it was mostly quiet but the place filled up quickly! Thankfully there is plenty of seating outside for big groups; my friend and I cozied up by the fireplace and enjoyed our wine tasting and a couple glasses of wine there.I really enjoyed the tasting - I'm not a sweet wine person, so I was very glad that most of the wines are on the dry side. I truly appreciated how these wines are made - natural, fresh and with love.It was a great experience and I will for sure be coming back! Next time, I'm planning on ordering some charcuterie and other goodies... it looked great coming out of the back! Service was good - very laid back and kind.

After seeing its award from USA Today, I had to check it out after hiking in DuPont Forest. First of all, Apple Maps thought I should turn right before, but I found it!The view is gorgeous. The inside is also beautiful with cozy chairs. Staff are super sweet as well and very attentive. They specialize in dry wines, so if you like sweet then go for the Reisling. Otherwise, they have flights or by the glass or bottle. I felt the tasting portion was a little light considering the price, but it was a "taste" of each. They also provided crackers and waters. For food they have some great snacking options but no full meals here. Enjoyed the view and the local pop up shop on the day I visited!

Beautiful setting. Wine is good. Service is just okay. The Cabernet Sauvignon is their best wine. Serving staff is not very enthusiastic.

Stone Ashe is an absolutely gorgeous winery with a great selection of Bordeaux style wines. The flight tasting is a preselected assortment of five. We had the Sauv Blanc, stainless Chardonnay, barrel Chardonnay, cab Franc and a left bank style blend. The whites were good, but the reds were sublime. The view is awesome and the people are friendly! Not much more you can say. Highly recommended!

5 stars for the setting alone!!! This winery has a GORGEOUS view, with plenty of outdoor seating to enjoy it. We tried a couple of different flights and ultimately ended up sharing a bottle of their Rosé, which was the table favorite. We weren't as crazy about the Sauvignon Blanc, which is our normal go-to, but wine is entirely a matter of preference and I'd be willing to bet everyone would be able to find one they enjoyed here. Staff was incredibly friendly and helpful with suggestions. We came during a rush so service was slightly slower than I'm guessing it usually is, but they let us know that up front and it wasn't an issue. We were also able to order a bottle inside at the bar to bring out when the servers seemed to be busy checking out quite a few tables at once. We also got one of the boards, which was *maybe* slightly more expensive than it felt like it was worth, but we did really love the items included on it and I think part of what you're paying for is the scenery so, that was fine with us. The chorizo was one of my favorite I've ever had and the pimento cheese and carrot hummus were delicious!!!

Heard about this Vineyard through an article/advertisement in AVLToday. Then found out they won awards thru USAToday. Enjoyed the beautiful drive to this cliff side vineyard. Lisa greeted and served us. She also spent some time sharing the raison d'etre and terroir for this endeavor. My partner and I decided to try a glass of their white and red. Decided on the 2019 Coppedge Hill which was a delightful to sip and savor. Bought a bottle to bring home. The Chardonnay and SBlanc were okay but didn't excite. Lovely views with a tastefully designed and appointed tasting room. WNC is fortunate to have this Vineyard available to visit for the wine and views.

Unfortunately we had a very unpleasant experience here. We arrived on a Saturday with a limo service; the manager was incredibly rude when we arrived and berated our driver. The venue was nearly empty, plenty of space to host our party, but they behaved as if we were unwelcome and did not want us. We did not realize reservations were required, and admittedly that is our problem/issue. However, it does not constitute the manager being openly rude and very nearly demeaning. I will say the venue looked lovely and I believe we would have had a nice time if we had been welcome there.

A top notch vineyard and wine tasting house with an unforgettable view and staff. Mrs Tina was very welcoming and sincere with showcasing their place And the live music was a great addition.