Ask for historical yields, past winery contracts (who bought them) and management costs.

@Evan Bellingar  well good luck.. you might want to start with  " I will trade Oregon Pinot for a deal "  :) its kind of ironic I lived in the Napa valley all of the 90's and was in the logging business in the Willamette valley at that time.. can't tell you how many tracks I bought logged and then sold off.. not thinking that the Oregon wine industry really had any legs.My friends in Napa ( they owned famous wineries) would just tell me that the tonnage yields are just to small and of course this was before Sideways made Pinot so popular.

Originally posted by @Mike Dymski:Carleton Sheets and late night infomercials is what we had back in the day (showing my age...).Remember Dave Del Dotto doing his thing from the beach in Hawaii.. he ended up buying winery and vineyards in Napaquite successful at that.. turned out he took over a defunct winery which was literally 500 feet from my house when I lived there.First time I go in to wine taste he was there and I asked him are you THE Dave Del Dotto.. and that turned into sitting down in the private tasting room and getting a full tutorial on how it was back in the day.. while we sipped some nice Cab.He pretty much invented late night infomercials..

The cabin we are considering is roughly 20 min from all the popular restaurants/breweries/wineries etc.

Together we love to visit wineries, go on road trips and date night.

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Not that it’s bad, moreso a function of the size of the resort, and with the price point I think it’s naturally a little more transient.to me, the desirable parts of Ellijay are near downtown, or east of 575 where it’s mountainous and there are wineries.

Nelson County to the south is friendly and very high demand (known for breweries, wineries, distilleries, cideries). 

Broad topic indeedI said my location is a great place for a vineyard but I should of specified, I was not referring to a "Winery" where people come do tastings and set on the patio drinking wine and eating cheese.

@Julie Berks I live in “wine country” and there are a lot of students from the local college who are interning at these wineries needing 3-4 month stays.