Raffaldini Vineyards and Winery

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Address: 450 Groce Road
Ronda, NC 28670
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Web: www.raffaldini.com
Twitter: @Raffaldini
Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/RaffaldiniVineyards
Wine Tasting: Due to COVID please contact winery directly and confirm before visiting; Tasting offered: Yes; Price: $12.00; Mon: 11:00am - 5:00pm; Tue: No hours specified; Wed-Sat: 11:00am - 5:00pm; Sun: 12:00pm - 5:00pm; Open during holidays except for New Year's Day, Thanksgiving Day and Christmas Day / Closed Tuesdays

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Wine: Winery: Ambiance: Feb 06, 2012

Favorite Wine: This wine is very sweet and is somethig like you would find in a grocery store

Nice Villa, Great View, Average sweet wine. Poor Staff, High prices

Murray C Catton

Location: NC

Wine: Winery: Ambiance: Jan 15, 2012

Beautiful views and lovely kept property. Very unfriendly, signs all over the place saying dont touch this or dont do that and you have to pay first.

neal abernethy

Location: n.

Wine: Winery: Ambiance: Nov 16, 2011

Favorite Wine: pinot grigio

the grounds were a refreshing drive in the tasting room a perfect italiann winery make the trip

Dennis Blalock

Location: SC

Wine: Winery: Ambiance: Nov 02, 2011

emlepionka

Location: OH

Wine: Winery: Ambiance: Sep 19, 2011

Favorite Wine: 2009 Micela di Vigna blend and 2010 La Dolce Vita

Imagine our shock at rounding the bend and seeing this magnificent "Estate" sitting high on a hill. Vines in every direction, breathtaking grounds and wonderful Italian wines. Try the Malbec blends...amazing in NC!

The Norton Wine Traveler

Wine: Winery: Ambiance: Sep 08, 2011

Favorite Wine: 2010 Pinot Grigio

45 acres surround this mountain like Italian villa setting with views stretching in all directions. Yes, I prefer reds, but here I left with a big, bright refreshing 2010 Pinot Grigio (they nailed it with this 2010 vintage). Want to try something different, why not the East coast’s only planting of Vermentino, a native grape with rich citrus flavors of the southern Italian island of Sardinia. The theme here is Italian with all the red wines being blends except for their Sangiovese.