Key Takeaways

  • Doghobble Wine Farm’s club is based on the Dahlonega Plateau and ships wine grown on the farm itself, not sourced from elsewhere.
  • Two tiers: Roots is free to join, Blooms is $79 a year.
  • Both tiers include a quarterly release of 3 or 6 bottles, member discounts on shipments and reorders, pickup parties, and private event discounts.
  • Blooms adds reserve wine access, a winemaker tasting, a site tour with the owner, and guest passes.
  • When comparing North Georgia clubs, check three things: where the grapes are actually grown, how easy the winery is to visit, and what the membership includes beyond the wine.

Doghobble Wine Farm’s club is a strong choice for North Georgia wine country, since it’s based on the Dahlonega Plateau and ships wine grown right at the farm. If you’re comparing clubs in the region, sourcing, visiting convenience, and what a membership actually includes are the details worth checking.

What sets a North Georgia club apart

North Georgia wine country covers a lot of ground, from Dahlonega to Ellijay to the Blue Ridge foothills. A club based in the region should mean easy visits for tastings, pickup, and events, not just a mailing address in the area.

Doghobble’s club in Dahlonega

Doghobble Wine Farm sits on the Dahlonega Plateau, one of Georgia’s established wine-growing areas. The Doghobble Wine Club has two tiers:

  • Roots, free to join, with quarterly wine at a member discount
  • Blooms, $79 a year, with everything in Roots plus farm experiences like a winemaker tasting and a site tour with the owner

Both tiers draw from the same quarterly release grown on the farm, including native varieties like Norton, Lenoir, and Carlos.

What to expect as a member

Members choose 3 or 6 bottles each quarter, get a discount on shipments and reorders, and have access to pickup parties and private event discounts. Wine club selections are fully customizable, including your choice of dry or sweet wines. Blooms members add reserve wine access and time with the winemaker and owner. See our full breakdown of club perks for the complete list.

We’re at 10 Roy Grindle Road, Dahlonega, GA 30533, on an 80-acre farm in the Dahlonega Plateau AVA, about 90 minutes north of Atlanta. We also have two tasting rooms at Doghobble Cellars and Doghobble at Dillard.

Yes, Roots and Blooms members get discounts on private events and Doghobble events, and Blooms members get additional passes to bring guests.

Yes. Members can pick up their release on-site during the pickup window (about three weeks) instead of having it shipped.

The wine itself and how it’s farmed. Every bottle is grown on the farm’s own 80 acres on the Dahlonega Plateau, from native and French-American hybrid grapes bred for Georgia’s climate rather than European varieties forced to survive it. The farm follows regenerative, low-intervention practices, including disease-resistant grape varieties and integrated livestock, and pairs the club with a family-friendly farm experience, tastings, pickup parties, and events.

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