Winery Tour Package for Two or Six at Treehouse Vineyards in Monroe, North Carolina (Up to 78% Off)
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Takes ReservationsGuides lead tour of winery’s inner workings & ply guests with tastes of wines made with local grapes in treehouse boasting impressive views
Wine tastings allow you to try a wide variety of flavors without commitment, much like taking a small bite out of every type of jellybean at the candy store. Develop a diverse palate with today’s Groupon to Treehouse Vineyards in Monroe, North Carolina. Choose between the following options:
- For $12, you get a winery-tour package for two (a $32 value), which includes the following:
- A wine tasting for two (a $10 value)
- A winery tour for two (a $10 value)
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A bottle of wine to take home (a $12 value)</p>
- For $25, you get a winery-tour package for six (up to a $115 value), which includes the following:
- A wine tasting for up to six (up to a $30 value)
- A winery tour for up to six (up to a $30 value)
- A three-hour rental of the Date Night treehouse (a $55 value)</p>
Grape ranchers Phil and Dianne Nordan preside over a rotating flock of wines, which fuel the sounds of clinking glasses in a treehouse nestled high in the strong arms of a towering oak. Every one of the Nordan’s varietals is culled from native muscadine grapes, including one strain claiming centuries-old lineage from the Mother Vine in Manteo. Nurtured with organic fertilizer, the vineyard ultimately fills bottles with concoctions ranging from the Crystal Creek dry chardonnay to the bolder Tack Shack red. A wine tasting allows duos or groups of friends, relatives, or half of 2011’s employees of the month to taste the available ambrosias. Guests sample six wines, and duos take home their preferred grape potion, ideal for romantic dinners or christening a significant other’s shoes before they leave for work.
The winery tour lets guests explore Treehouse Vineyards’ inner workings, from the vats of fermenting grape libations to the casks of wine. A knowledgeable guide explains the process from vine to glass while showing visitors the rooms, machinery, and grape-stained scrolls necessary to craft the bouquet of flavors in each varietal. The Date Night treehouse brims with jovial chatter, and guests lounge on the expansive porch and drink in views of the scenic countryside or mock shrubs’ bald spots.
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About Treehouse Vineyards
Grape ranchers Phil and Dianne Nordan preside over a rotating flock of wines, which fuel the sounds of clinking glasses in their treehouse nestled high in the arms of a towering oak on their land. A treehouse aficionado from an early age, Phil decided to build a treehouse for adults on his farm in 1999, equipping it with furniture, an indoor fireplace, and phone. Later, after growing vines on the farm’s land for more than 50 years, the duo decided to plant a vineyard in 2004, and thus Treehouse Vineyards was born.
Many of the Nordan’s wines are culled from native grapes, including one strain claiming centuries-old lineage from the Mother Vine in Manteo. Nurtured with organic fertilizer, the vineyard’s crew ultimately fills bottles with concoctions ranging from its Crystal Creek magnolia muscadine to the bolder Tack Shack Red, perfect for toasting a special occasion or christening a spouse’s shoe before they go to work. Other varietals include cabernet sauvignons, merlots, and dulcet riesling. Down the hill overlooking the pond rests Papa’s Dream Treehouse, one of the property’s two secluded treetop bungalows straight from the pages of a child’s imagination. Available for overnight rentals only, the treehouse boasts a grill, kitchenette, and lofted bedroom for an all-encompassing visit.