Muscadine grapes are native to Georgia, giving the state the lead when it comes to production of the wine making grape, experts say. That makes Georgia the right place to be for something a little ...

The flavor profile of muscadines also differs from both wine and table grapes. “Once you’ve bit down on a fresh muscadine, juice and pulp bursting onto your tongue, table grapes will seem ...

Why don't people like the muscadine, Florida's native grape? Florida’s native grape, the muscadine, has a reputation for being an acquired taste. It's juicy and sweet but has a leathery ...

The most common and famous native grape is Vitis rotundifolia, also known as the muscadine grape. Muscadine grapes are one of the more robust fruit-bearing plants available to gardeners and ...

Muscadine grapes don’t get much respect from the winemaking community. They’re often overlooked for winemaking outside of the southeastern United States, thanks to naturally low sugar levels, thick ...

Most often, this is a sign of the same grape going by different names in different parts of the world. So, it wouldn't be a ...

Muscadine wine is made with a specific type of grape that’s native to the Southeast U.S. The deep purple and bronze-toned grapes that make muscadine wine are native to North Carolina.

Known for their ability to thrive in hot and humid climates, thick-skinned Muscadines are native to the Southeastern U.S. These grapes are part of the Vitis rotundifolia genus, an aptly named ...

As many as 14 types of grape vines show up entwined along fences, up trees and woody brush, and alongside human-made structures, including mustang, winter and muscadine. According to the concise ...