1) "Pick-Your-Own Muscadines" (CLOSED until Sept. 2017) During the months of September-October, we invite customers to come pick fresh Muscadine grapes from our vineyards.  Check our website and Facebook page for the dates we will be open, as the picking season varies slightly from year to year.

2) Frozen Muscadine Must (crushed grapes with juice) in 5 gallon pails for home wine makers-- cost is $50/5 gallon pail.  Frozen Muscadine juice (from pressed grapes)-- cost is $60/5 gallon pail.  Call ahead (336-525-2401) for varieties, pick up times, and availability.

3) We have Scuppernong and Muscadine jellies ($5/10 oz. jar), and strawberry jam ($6/10 oz. jar).  10% discount for case of twelve.  These make wonderful gifts for the holidays, favorite teachers, neighbors, or as wedding favors.

4) You can now have that wonderful fresh grape flavor year-round! We carry Scuppernong and Muscadine juice ready to drink in 12 oz. bottles.  The price is $3/bottle (10% discount on a case of 12 or wholesale).

5) Need wine making supplies?  We've got those too!  Contact us to let us know what you need.

• Harvest months are often hot, so bring water, a hat, and sunscreen.
• Pick only grapes that you plan to purchase; please pay for everything you pick before you begin eating the grapes.
• Muscadine grapes ripen individually and must be picked by hand one at a time.  No scissors or pruners, please!
• You are welcome to bring your lunch/snack to eat at our picnic tables.
• BRING CHILDREN ONLY IF THEY WILL BE SUPERVISED BY AN ADULT AT ALL TIMES WHILE ON THE PREMISES.
• PLEASE clean up all your trash from the grounds.  We will recycle any recyclable containers for you.
• If you plan to pick in bulk (100 lb. or more), please contact us in advance about bulk pricing and best varieties for wine, jelly, and jam production.
• Please note: to ensure your pet's safety and the comfort of all our guests, PETS ARE NOT PERMITTED on the premises (except working dogs).
• Because we do not use pesticides, there can be insects (ex. bees, spiders) in the vines.  You may want to wear gloves.