When you visit Big Creek Winery or our tasting rooms, you can enjoy the results of a painstaking process. Here are some of the steps we take in creating the wines you enjoy. Grape Harvesting: The winemaking process begins with the careful harvesting of grapes. Timing is crucial to ensure optimal ripeness and flavor. Sorting and Crushing: Grapes are sorted to remove any unwanted material and then crushed to release the juice. For white wine, the grapes are usually separated from the skins early in the process. Fermentation: The crushed grapes undergo fermentation, where natural or added yeast ..read more

Three of our Big Creek Wines are crafted from the Noiret grape – Strolling Jim, Red Iron Red and Iron Horse (which also includes Chambourcin grapes). Here are some key characteristics of the Noiret grape: Flavor Profile: The Noiret grape, a red grape, is known for producing wines with a distinctive flavor profile. The wines made from Noiret grapes often exhibit notes of black pepper, dark fruit and green bell pepper. The presence of spicy and peppery elements is a notable characteristic. Acidity: Noiret wines tend to have moderate to high acidity, contributing to their freshness and abilit ..read more

Love is in the air, and Big Creek Winery is delighted to introduce its newest sensation: the 1900 Red Velvet, a divine chocolate wine designed to elevate your Valentine’s Day celebration. Whether you’re expressing romantic affection, celebrating friendship, or honoring your parents, we’ve curated three exquisite gift box options to make this Valentine’s Day unforgettable. 1. Romantic Rendezvous: For couples, create a romantic gift box that sets the mood for a memorable evening together. Contents: Big Creek Winery’s 1900 Red Velvet (1 bottle) Elegant wine glasses for a sophisticated touch Gour ..read more

Wine comes in at the mouth And love comes in at the eye; That’s all we shall know for truth Before we grow old and die. I lift the glass to my mouth, I look at you, and I sigh. The post “A Drinking Song” by W. B. Yeats appeared first on Big Creek Winery ..read more

Big Creek Winery West Opening Soon East Side of Lawrenceburg’s Public Square For more info contact tanya@bigcreekwinery.com     Don’t miss our signature wine honoring David Crockett (and any of our other 25+ varieties of wine. The post Big Creek Winery, Lawrenceburg appeared first on Big Creek Winery ..read more

Summer wine cocktails are a real summertime thing! Typically, wine’s with mixers are associated with something to add bubbles or a spritz, but those are not the only options for a cool summertime wine cocktail. Here are some of our favorites! Ginger Sweet Tea with Wine Combine a pitcher of fresh brewed tea with a bottle of Moscato and add some ginger syrup. Ginger Syrup is easy to make. Bring equal parts of sugar and water to boil stirring constantly. When the sugar dissolves, remove from heat and let it cool. Add fresh grated ginger. Once the syrup is cooled, strain it and add to the tea. Le ..read more

A Grape Event Featuring One Nyte Stand Saturday – December 19, 2020 6:30 pm – 9:30 pm Bring All Your Favorite People Music is FREE! – Wine Tastings are FREE! Buy a bottle or two for the evening or to take home with you! 1880 Campbellsville Road – Pulaski, TN Kick off the Holidays! Cheers! The post A Grape Event One Nyte Stand appeared first on Big Creek Winery ..read more

A Grape Event Featuring Box of Rox Saturday – April 10, 2021 6:30 pm – 9:30 pm Emerge from COVID-19 with a little distance and an outdoor (if it’s pretty venue) AND if it’s cold or rainy – We’ll be in the Community Room at the Winery! Bring All Your Favorite People and some chairs! Music is FREE! – Wine Tastings are FREE! Buy a bottle or two for the evening or to take home with you! Food Truck from GRUBB ON HUBBZ will be onsite if you want to purchase a dinner! 1880 Campbellsville Road – Pulaski, TN Cheers! The post A Grape Event Box of Rox appeared first on Big Creek Winery ..read more

Tennessee Farm Winegrowers Alliance (TFWA), the official statewide organization that supports wineries and vineyards in Tennessee, has launched the first ever Tennessee Wine Trail, and Big Creek Winery is a part of it. “At Big Creek Winery we are looking forward to meeting new faces from across the great state of Tennessee and beyond,” said Billy Brymer, owner of Big Creek Winery, which is located on the Hwy. 64 bypass in Pulaski. The free, passport-based wine trail, available to anyone 21 and over, is comprised of over 40 participating wineries, including those that produce mead and cider ..read more

from Birds of Passage 1858 by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow      This song of mine Is a Song of the Vine, To be sung by the glowing embers Of wayside inns, When the rain begins To darken the drear Novembers. It is not a song Of the Scuppernong, From warm Carolinian valleys, Nor the Isabel And the Muscadel That bask in our garden alleys. Nor the red&n ..read more