With nearly 50 acres under vine across three properties within the Tryon Foothills, we are dedicated to the skilled cultivation of our vines. Mountain Brook Vineyards cascades over 75 acres of vines, forests, and Mill Creek and resides on the isothermal belt, which allows for a longer and more pronounced growing season.

Located in Henderson, North Carolina, SKYLARANNA Resort & Spa is a boutique wedding venue. Situated on over 60 acres of land, this getaway has over 16,000 square feet of usable indoor space. From its vantage, couples and their guests will be able to admire mountain vistas while enjoying privacy among the natural foliage. An outdoor enthusiast's dream, SKYLARANNA Resort & Spa is ideal for a destination wedding.

Our stunning industrial chic winery venue delivers everything you need to take your breath away on your big day! Endless views, beautiful vines, a charming outdoor ceremony site, a versatile indoor reception space, two get ready suites, catering kitchen, dramatic double staircase, and more!

A group of professional caterers and hospitality employees envisioned an event space like no other. A space vast enough to hold large events without compromising the ambiance and charm of a quaint family gathering. A place rich in history with significant ties to our communities. We were lead to an aging, almost forgotten piece of our past. The old Cotton Depot in Clinton SC quietly sat on the edge of downtown. The building spoke to us, 17,000 square feet of handmade brick each telling a story, 11ft ceilings with exposed beams, arched windows and wide planked floors. We immediately began designing the space. Through our catering experience we knew the need for easy access, a good flow and having conveniently located facilities. We also knew the importance of having multifunctioning spaces that can be dressed up or down to make each event uniquely yours. From the most elegant affair to down home country charm, Cotton Loft is merely a canvas. The picture we paint is yours.

In 1929, Jean-Pierre Auguste Dalmas, a Waldensian immigrant from Villar Pellice, Italy, started construction on the dairy barn on his property in Valdese, NC. After the barn had been completed, work began on the main house. He built a rock veneered masterpiece, large enough to house his 7 children. He cleared a field for a vineyard and until his death in 1972 (at the age of 92), he made wine in the basement of the main house every autumn.