Delta Blues Winery

My friends and I enjoyed a great day at the Delta Winery! For starters, we were the only ones there, and we had a fabulous time sampling the varies of wine. The Delta Winery is a short drive from Memphis and about 45 minutes from Desoto County. Since we visited during the off-season, there wasn't much for us to do, but I can only imagine the fun that we will have during the spring and summer months. I'm not a big wine drinker, but to my surprise, I enjoyed the White Muscadine and took a bottle back home!

I stopped in here with my girlfriend, she had the idea to check out this winery while I was visiting her in Memphis. The place is on a really big property with a small lake on it. It was very quiet as it was cold out and just after the holidays. The owners seemed like nice people and were friendly with us. Support local and stop in for a glass!

We really like to go hang out at this winery when there is live music. The service is very good, and I really like their wine. It's all pretty sweet, but it's also not $100 bottle of wine! I don't care for their cider as much. They have food trucks often on the weekends. Check 'em out. It's fun, in a laidback kinda way.

This place was really great. The people working here were super nice and waited for us to decide what we wanted. We tried the flight, which like always had some great wines. I was not a fan of all of them, but that is how it goes with any type of wine. It's kind of weird that you get a flight if wine, but they serve it one at a time. Can't imagine that working well when it's busy. There are a lot great views outside as long as it's not too hot. I will be back to try more wines.

This winery is huge! They didn't have wine flights, but their selection was great along with the service. They have so many areas to sit and I believe they have live music pretty often.

Very nice winery just right outside of Memphis, TN. The grounds were beautiful great outdoor space. The tasting was also good. I ended up taking home the Peach wine. I recommend this place to everyone.

I've enjoyed Delta Blues since the first opened. I like the spacious tasting room as well as outside patio and area for listening to bands outside when weather permits. Most importantly, I like their wines. I tasted 4 wines yesterday from dry to sweet and was not disappointed. Everything from their Chambourcin and Dr. Ed's Rustic Red to the Bodacious Blackberry and Plum Delicious, they were on point. The staff is friendly and there's vending type snacks. There's also Long Road Cider on tap. The Blues Brothers was good too. It would be nice to see other snacks like cheeses and fruits available. Otherwise, I'd recommend giving them a shot.

Great wine, great atmosphere and friendly people. Look forward to attending a few musical events this year.

Such a cute and quaint place! The landscape was simply beautiful and very inviting for an afternoon of wine. There were multiple seating areas (even with porch swings), but space to bring lawn chairs and just enjoy the scenery. Inside was the actual "tasting" area, and you got 4 pours for $6. The wines were all pleasing to the palate, however the server was definitely not knowledgeable about the product. I'm a semi dry, semi sweet person, but I'd prefer dry to sweet, and the server was unable to offer suggestions. I did select 1 wine that I didn't like, and the server didn't offer a replacement or different option.... it was basically, "You picked 4, now deal with it". I'm still giving 4 stars because the environment and overall tasting was conducive to my liking, but I absolutely think they should invest in training the servers.

The wine is okay; the cider is the real attraction here. Offering both wine and cider makes a great deal of sense in a place that's not really the best wine-growing and Long Road Cider has long been a solid option for the Memphis area. But what surprised me is that the Cider program keeps improving; the barrel-aged ciders on tap at Delta Blues were delicious and at a very good price point. In fact, they were some of the best I think I've ever had. I'd come back just for more of those, with interesting combinations of flavors and mixes with hops and wine, all improved by a bit of time in some barrels. The wine? Pretty sweet from the sips that I had, which shouldn't be a surprise for this area. I'll take an incomplete on that and wait for them to raise their own vines and up their winemaking game a bit more over time. But I'll come back for the cider and the sprawling and impressive-looking grounds (with plenty of seating areas).