All the wineries in Loudon start to blend together once you have been to 4+, so this will not be an accurate review of the wine (although I found it to be very balanced and palatable wine). But what I will say is that the personnel at Cana were very pleasant people and were more than willing to accommodate my party despite it being 5 mins before last call. The building seemed to be very pretty but you could not see any of the views because it now is pitch black @5 pm in November (not holding this against Cana). Overall 5/5 would drink their wine again.
Great view. Wines are nice. Kid friendly. Good music and food. Would recommend.
Great indoor, patio and lawn seating areas -- and of course the fantastic wine and snacks available for purchase. I enjoyed the picnic hilltop area with scenic views and plenty of tables and chairs. I was impressed that the manager/owner came around to ask how every was going, and interacted with his customer base. There was live entertainment the day I went. Very Relaxing and Pleasent atmosphere.
The grounds and scenery are beautiful. Unfortunately, the tasting serving sizes were notably small, and none of the four whites, one rose, or three reds were remarkable.
I really love the Rkatsetelli wine! But we found mice poop in our food basket and usually the staff is very friendly and accommodating but the manager wasn't concerned that I had eaten food that had touched mice poop. He confirmed that they had mice and I asked for a refund. He was slightly hesitant to give us a refund since he assumed we ate it all but I informed him we found the mice poop halfway through eating the basket. I advised him to make sure they resolve the mice problem so it doesn't contaminate the food. So be aware if you're eating food from there or better yet, bring your own!
The people who work here are so helpful. I love this winery because it is a beautiful place with everything you could want in a winery. Also, love their selection of wines.
Lovely and laid back - I've been to Cana with my young family, and also to a private retirement party. We like the set up - plenty of room for little people down below, but those who prefer a quieter setting without children have access to the balcony above. I find this separation a very thoughtful way to ensure an enjoyable time for different guests.
We are members of the wine club, and I enjoy the whites in particular - and just about all the seasonal specials.
The retirement party, in their upstairs private room, was intimate, and the food and service delightful and attentive.
Only winery we considered joining!!! Love it!!
It was a nice place with potential but the wines were rather lackluster. There wasn't one I would have wanted a full glass of. Perhaps worth a visit again in a few years when they start producing their own estate-grown wines.
The wine was decent and the setting beautiful, however I don't think my friends and I will be coming back as the manager literally harassed us for not having enough people to occupy the Gazebo space (we had a group of 20 and spent a considerable amount of money on tastings and at least 20 bottles of wine). He finally left us alone when one of our group members spoke to another staff member and asked for the owner's contact information. The manager's treatment was especially embarrassing considering we had friends in from France that had not yet experienced an American winery. They were baffled at the lack of customer service and insisted that such harassment would never occur in France. Cana, do yourself a favor and hire a new manager, as you truly have a beautiful Vinyard and wines that will only get better with age!
My wife and I attended a wine tasting, which left a LOT to be desired. The lady pouring the wine acted like she was drunk. Also, two of the wines on the tasting list were absolutely terrible. Only two wines tasted decent. While the building and view are nice, this place doesn't have much else going for it.