Century Farm Winery

A quant winery that has an emphasis on sweet wines. The sampling was fun, but not done in the typical fashion. There was no long winded introduction to each type, there was literally none with the exception of the name. It was a tranquil and peaceful place, even with an abundance of visitors. The prices are phenomenal and the experience positive.

This place was truly amazing!!!! Me and the wife did the wine tasting and got 10 each!!! Omg!!! All the wines I tried were awesome!!! The peach slush was great!!! Krystal was awesome!!!!

What a great experience! Tom was very helpful with his suggestions. If you like a fruity wine, you have got to try the the Peach Bellini slushie!! The best in the house!!I enjoyed the banter and the lesson in Gaelic terminology! School teacher from Alabama

Stopped by this winery on a Saturday afternoon. It is a beautiful winery with huge outdoor seating area and a few patios also. Off a slow little road so very quiet and peaceful. They even had a band playing. We walked into the tasting room where a large group was finishing a tasting. Despite there being 3 people behind the counter, only 1 was helping the group, we still waited for about 10-15 minutes before anyone came over to our group of 2. Having been to multiple wineries in the past on our travels, I was surprised that we were not given any sort of explanation on the wines or the tastings. That's the part I love best about wineries is hearing the story and details the winery offers usually. When I said I'd do the 10 tastings option, I was told they stop doing that in 10 minutes, even though they were open several more hours. I didn't see any notation of that on the menu anywhere, but since I was just in time I was able to do it. The wines were all very similar to each other. I can't say we tasted any of the specific elements mentioned in any of the wines. They just ranged from being really sweet to not so sweet, tasted fine but no flavor profiles to note. My tips would be to go there for the beauty of the area, but keep in mind the wines aren't great, the service was barely there, and the hours and options are not what is advertised.

Jackson, Tn - This is my go to winery location when traveling from Memphis to Nashville. My favorite wine this season is the Peach Lady. Delicious! The staff was friendly and attentive. I recommend this winery.

Bart greeted us, and he was delightful! We did a wine tasting. He listened to what we were looking for and found us some yummy choices. Next time we pass this way, we'll have to stop in and try some more.He said they do concerts in the summer with food trucks, too, so if that's your thing check them out!

Why have I never been here? I am from Jackson. They have been in business nearly 15 years. I have clearly been missing out on a local gem that has been around for quite some time. Either way, I came here Christmas Eve and I was very thankful to change my visit status. The owner, Carl, served my friend and I. To no surprise his family and my family went to church together. Jackson is a small town and everyone knows everyone. I had the pleasure of meeting his acquaintance along with his mom. His mom's family has owned and farmed the land for over a century of which the winery is on. So, when we say this is family owned, this is very family owned.I took it upon myself to try most of their wines. My friend drove, so I was not going to pass up the opportunity. I really loved their offerings and their prices for the product were on point also. I felt so happy when I was able to buy their elderberry wine and their traminette. Traminette is my favorite kind of wine at the moment.Carl was very covid aware. He wore a mask during my experience and was very sanitary with the handling of our wine tasting experience. This was a nice change considering I have seen a lot of places in Jackson not taking the pandemic seriously. We are still very much in the thick of the pandemic and they're not acting in accordance with the county mandate.This might become a local haunt for me when I visit Jackson. It is evident that I enjoyed it and that my family enjoyed it since they cleared both bottles of wine I took with me to Christmas dinner. It is worth the stop. Additionally, pair this stop with a visit to Samuel T. Bryant Distillery down the road, also.

Wonderful winery, wonderful people, an ohh the wines! It's great that they are only 2 miles off Rt 40 also, we were traveling West, had some time but not a lot. I was amazed at the beautiful property and the vineyards out back of the place and how well groomed it was too. If we get the chance we will re-visit!

We stopped in on Christmas Eve. We were feeling a little disappointed as we had driven from Memphis to the TN Safari Park only to find it closed. Century Farm was our planned second stop . Tom assisted us with our wines and was such a fun and delightful joy. We sat outside with the charcuterie lunch we had packed, enjoying the great views and tasty wine flights. Our day was salvaged. Thank you Tom and Century Farms.

This is my favorite winery !!!! The wines are wonderful. I love the elderberry..Neka, Bart, and Tom are the best