Vineyards & Wineries
The Yadkin Valley’s unique microclimate and soils have proven to be optimal growing conditions for a variety of grapes. As a result, Davie County is home to two beautiful wineries with a variety of award-winning signature wines available to suit any taste.
Each winery offers a unique and distinctive experience for all visitors whether a wine enthusiast or casual taster. Their warm and welcoming atmosphere and scenic beauty, along the rolling hills and peaceful countryside, are simply not to be missed.
Location: 261 Scenic Drive, Mocksville
Phone: (336) 751-7394
Dove Vine Winery and Vineyard
These unique, honey-infused and flavorful wines are created on the outskirts of Mocksville North Carolina. Relax inside or sit outside with a view of their vineyard of sweet Muscadine grapes surrounded by peaceful farmland.
Lazy Elm Vineyard & Winery
Lazy Elm is located on a beautiful farm just three miles north of Interstate 40, and one mile east of Highway 601, within the Yadkin Valley AVA (American Viticulture Area).
Find a peaceful spot in the shade of an elm tree to relax and sip one of their award winning estate bottled or dessert wines.
Location: 523 Danner Road, Mocksville
Phone: (336) 909-4914
Location: 3577 Highway 158, Mocksville
Phone: (336) 998-3100
Rayson Winery and Vineyards
Rayson believes in the art of winemaking as an expression of tradition, passion, and innovation. From red and white wines to sparkling wines and rosé, they have wines for every palate. Stop by this Davie County winery for world-class experiences in food, wine, and hospitality.
Note: Rayson will be operating as a *21 and older venue. No outside food or beverage will be allowed. No pets are permitted on the property.
Davie County is home to many award winning wines and is part of the Yadkin Valley AVA in North Carolina. This unique region’s soil and climate produces wines such as Chardonnay, Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, Viognier, and Chambourcin that have won medals in competitions throughout the nation. Experience one of our vineyards or wineries today.
