Two Decades of
Tennessee Wine
From the first vineyard plantings in 2005 to dual-location retail operations today — the Amber Falls story represents 20 years of craft, community, and stewardship in Lewis County.
2003
— 2003
The Land Acquired
The Lewis County, Tennessee property is purchased — 374 acres of ridgetop terrain with the topography, drainage, and climate to support a serious vineyard operation in Middle Tennessee's emerging wine corridor.
2005
— 2005
First Vines Planted
Chardonnay and Seyval Blanc vines take root along the ridgeline. The viticultural program is underway, beginning what would become an award-winning wine portfolio and the estate's enduring agricultural identity.
2008
— 2008
Hampshire Tasting Room Opens
The on-property tasting room welcomes its first visitors, launching Amber Falls as a destination winery and agritourism anchor for Middle Tennessee. Events, wine club, and regular tastings establish the estate as a regional landmark.
2019
— 2019
Nashville Tasting Room Opens
A Nashville tasting room opens, extending the Amber Falls brand into Tennessee's largest consumer market. The dual-location model establishes a direct-to-consumer retail presence and brand recognition across the state.
