Cheap Wines Critics Choice Under $12.00 anywhere!!
March 13, 2010 | 3 Comments
I have found many cheap wines that really hit the spot. I have been to many states on the east coast looking. Turns out some don’t sell alcohol on weekends! Crazy! I have beeen looking for the best muscadine wine I can find. I think I got to say that the best I have found is Chateau Morrisette Red Mountain Laurel NV. You got a better cheap wine? Some people say Oak Leaf Vineyard is the way to go. Let me know what you think!! Tell me your best wine for the cheapest price at my CHEAP WINE FORUM.
Duplin Carolina Scuppernong NV
March 6, 2010 | 1 Comment
Wine Makers Remarks:Duplin Winery’s Scuppernong is the most famous variety of Vitis Rotundifolia and the oldest wine made in America. No plantation dinner would have been complete without this delicious sweet wine. Muscadine wines, both red and white, have ten times the resveratrol found in ordinary red wines.
Duplin Carolina Scuppernong Blush NV
February 26, 2010 | 2 Comments
Scuppernong Blush is made from the famous Scuppernong grapes, lightly blended with our Coastal James grape. This is the perfect wine to have with romantic walks on the beach or just sitting around the pool on warm summer nights. Scuppernong Blush is best when it is serve chilled.
Lakeridge Winery & Vineyards Southern Red NV
December 18, 2008 | 3 Comments
Winery Notes: Garnet hued, this light bodied red derives its unique fruity flavor from the Noble grape. Slightly sweet for dinner, dessert, or just relaxing.
Hinnant Family Vineyards Muscadine Blush NV
September 29, 2008 | 1 Comment
Wine Makers Notes: Our Award Winning “Best of Show”. Rich berry flavors, and smooth from start to finish, this blush wine is made from two varieties of muscadine grapes to make a wonderful treat. Pair with barbeque and spicy foods.
Duplin Winery Brice’s Creek NV
September 27, 2008 | 2 Comments
Wine Makers Notes: Created from a blend of the cold weather Niagara and our North Carolina native Scuppernongs, Brice’s Creek, a very smooth, sweet white wine, is the perfect ’stand alone’ wine. It pairs well with a variety of foods, and is perfect by itself.
Enjoy a glass or two on your deck, at the beach, or in your kitchen.
Duplin Winery Pink Magnolia NV
August 2, 2008 | Leave a Comment
Duplin Winery’s Pink Magnolia is a select blend of Magnolia and Noble grapes. The flowery, lightly sweet blush is the perfect compliment to any spicy dish that requires a gentle finish. With a sweetness level similar to White Zinfindel, Duplin Winery’s Pink Magnolia is described as the blush with a “southern flare.”
Duplin Winery Bald Head Red NV
August 1, 2008 | Leave a Comment
Slightly sweet, light blush Inspired by the beauty of Carolina’s Bald Head Island and a few heads around our winery, Bald Head Red is a blend of carefully selected native grapes. There’s no place like home.
San Sebastian Vintners Red NV
June 22, 2008 | 2 Comments
Wine Makers Notes: This wine is balanced to express intense fruit flavor derived from the Noble variety of the Native Muscadine grape. Vintners Red is sure to raise an eyebrow and a second glass. Served slightly chilled this wine is a great complement to any pasta dish as well as for just sitting and relaxing.
Duplin Winery Hatteras Red
June 3, 2008 | 9 Comments
Wine Makers Notes: The traditional Southern Red Muscadine wine, Hatteras Red is slightly sweet with intense fruit. This wine brings back memories of the Old South with stately mansions, warm sunshine and gracious hospitality. Serve chilled.
The wine is produced in North Carolina.
