February 16, 2022During August of 2021, Georgia Wine Producers put on Georgia Wine Highway and offered a wine passport for visitors to come and sample up to four varieties of wine or mead from 41 GA wineries, of which Waldmet Cellars was one of the participants. This is what brought John Hollner, the Hot Sauce Sensei, up to Jasper from his home in west Cobb, outside Marietta, where he liked what he tasted and bought so much that two weeks later he drove an hour to try more of our meads!
Jasper’s first meadery, Waldmet Cellars, is opening a brand new larger winery & taproom this September; just one year after opening. Since opening their doors in August of 2020, Waldmet Cellars has already produced an impressive selection of craft meads and more. Some of which have received medals in local and national competitions.
Posted August 02, 2021.
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Big changes are coming to the annual event known as Wine Highway. Now known as Georgia Wine Highway and sponsored by Georgia Wine Producers, the statewide organization representing wineries and vineyards in Georgia. In 2020, wine highway transitioned to a month-long event, this tradition will continue in 2021. Georgia Wine Highway will be held the entire month of August 2021.
Posted July 26, 2021.
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The Waldmet Style starts with the best ingredients that nature has to offer and combines them in such a way to create imbibable products that develop memorably during their journey across your palate...beginning, middle (mid-palate) and end (finish). There’s no need to be a wine expert to appreciate the flavors as the experience is intuitive and hard-wired into our senses.
Posted June 17, 2021.
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Although the first day of Spring isn't until March 20th, we wanted to get the celebration started a week early. So that means opening up our back patio, half-priced growler fills all weekend, new multi-bottle discounts, more games, and some news about new libations. Also, we can now ship to California! That makes it 38 states!
Posted March 11, 2021.
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