The Story of Tennessee’s Oldest Winery
For over four decades, Highland Manor Winery has been producing fine, handcrafted wines in Jamestown, TN. Our owners, Frederick and Rhonda Moody, are committed to continuing the winemaking tradition in Tennessee.

Before Prohibition outlawed the sale of alcohol, Tennessee was one of the leading states in the country for grape production. Today, grape production in the state is on the rise, and Frederick and Rhonda Moody’s expansive family farm provides a wide range of microclimates, elevations, exposures and soil types, resulting in truly distinctive wines.

The Moodys also have upland bird hunting preserve, a full kennel of British Labroadors, a beef cattle operation and a large apiary. They produce Sawbriar Honey and occasionally wild berry jams, jellies, and traditional country hams.

Frederick and Rhonda bought the winery from his aunt and uncle, Gertie and Butch Campbell, who had owned the winery for 17 years. It was important to Gertie and Butch that a family member carried on with the winery once they retired.

The Winery’s Dedication to Quality
Our winery combines traditional winemaking techniques with modern technology, including all stainless steel equipment, to ensure that we create great tasting, high-quality wines. Our Tennessee winery strives to produce only the highest-quality wines.