The most visited winery in the United States isn't located in Napa Valley. It's at Biltmore, the French Renaissance-inspired chateau in the mountains of North Carolina, where approximately one million visitors stop by to sample award-winning estate wines each year.

The first vineyards at Biltmore were established in 1971 in an area below Biltmore House. The 94-acre estate vineyard is in a valley near the French Broad River. Grapes are picked by hand, with a harvest averaging 250 tons annually. Enjoy one bottle of Biltmore Estate Pinot Grigio and one bottle of Biltmore Estate Red House Wine.
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