The History of Adagio
The journey began in 2006, when the founders first stood on untouched land in the Yadkin Valley and imagined a vineyard that would reflect both their passions and the region’s natural beauty. By 2009, grapevines took root, and in 2013 the winery and tasting room opened their doors, welcoming guests to experience wine crafted with intention, balance, and harmony.
Today, the founders are enjoying a well-deserved next chapter—traveling and spending time with their grandchildren —while the vineyard they built continues to grow.
In 2025, Beau and Andrea Tiffany became the new stewards of Adagio Vineyards. Together with their two boys, they are thoughtfully building upon the strong foundation that was established—honoring the vineyard’s history while bringing fresh energy, creativity, and a family-run spirit to its future.
From our family to yours, we invite you to slow down, savor the moment, and enjoy the harmony in every glass.
The Owners
Beau & Andrea Tiffany
Beau and Andrea Tiffany are honored to carry the Adagio legacy forward. For them, this is more than a business — it’s the realization of a lifelong dream to build something meaningful together.
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Beau Tiffany brings over 20 years of experience in the automotive industry, including NASCAR and manufacturing. He now returns to his roots of farming, beekeeping, and winemaking — traditions he shares with his two sons.
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Andrea Tiffany brings her background in corporate finance and her love for a thoughtfully crafted glass of wine, guiding Adagio with both strategy and heart.
“We dreamed of building something side by side. Adagio Vineyards is that dream come true.”
Our Wines Today
Adagio Vineyards now spans seven acres, producing five varietals:
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🍷 Reds: Arandell, Cabernet Franc, Merlot
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🥂 Whites: Chardonnay, Traminette
Each vintage reflects the harmony of our land, our craft, and our community.
Welcome to Adagio
We invite you to experience the next chapter of Adagio Vineyards —where the music plays on, and the wine keeps flowing.
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