Grape Variety
Muscadine in America: 124 Wineries That Grow It
Muscadine is a cold-hardy red hybrid grape grown by 124 wineries in the United States, most heavily in California, North Carolina, Georgia. Within those states it concentrates in North Carolina & Yadkin Valley, Georgia & the Southern Appalachians, Florida & Gulf Coast. It is planted in 23 states altogether. It is also sold as Scuppernong, Carlos, Noble. Every producer below has Muscadine listed on their own website or in the public record, and each entry links straight to them.
Where These Wineries Are
Muscadine in America: 124 Wineries That Grow It
Solid Ground Winery
Diamond Springs, CA
Sparks Vineyard & Winery
Sparks, OK
Spire Collection
Calistoga, CA
Spring Mountain Vineyards
Saint Helena, CA
Standing Stone Vineyards
Hector, NY
Stony Mountain Vineyard
McMinnville, OR
Stony Mountain Vineyards
Albemarle, NC
Straw House Cellars
Butte Valley, CA
Tatomer
Lompoc, CA
Tempest Cellars, Wildcat Wines
Castalia, NC
The Hector Wine Company
Hector, NY
The Little River Company
Miami, FL
The Old Hatchery Winery
Bozeman, MT
Tilford Winery
Kathleen, GA
Tr Wines
Milton-Freewater, OR
Tree House Vineyards
Monroe, NC
Tuscan Rose Vineyards
Callahan, FL
University of Kentucky Winery
Lexington, KY
Warm Springs Winery
Warm Springs, GA
Warm Springs Winery
Woodbury, GA
Watermelon Creek Vineyard
Glennville, GA
Watermelon Wine Company
Windsor, NC
Wind Hill Winery
Coopersburg, PA
Wolf Creek Plantation
Americus, GA
Woodside Vineyards
San Carlos, CA
X Novo
Salem, OR
Zin Valle Vineyards
Canutillo, TX
Details are collected from public records and the producer's own website and may be outdated. theUSAwineguide.com is not responsible for outdated or inaccurate information; confirm hours and availability with the winery before visiting.
Before You Go
Tasting rooms change their hours constantly and many small producers are appointment only. Confirm directly with the winery before you travel.
Where Muscadine Grows in America
California
North Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Washington
Alabama
Oregon
New York
Best Regions for Muscadine
North Carolina & Yadkin Valley
Georgia & the Southern Appalachians
Florida & Gulf Coast
Napa Valley
Sonoma County
Walla Walla Valley
Arkansas & Oklahoma
Southern California
Frequently Asked Questions
Which US states grow Muscadine?
It is grown commercially in California, North Carolina, Georgia, Florida, Washington, Alabama.
How many American wineries make Muscadine?
124 US wineries list Muscadine on their own website.
Is Muscadine a red or white grape?
Muscadine is a cold-hardy red hybrid grape.
What is Muscadine also called?
It is also known as Scuppernong, Carlos, Noble.
States
Muscadine Wineries in California · Muscadine Wineries in North Carolina · Muscadine Wineries in Georgia · Muscadine Wineries in Florida · Muscadine Wineries in Washington · Muscadine Wineries in Alabama · Muscadine Wineries in Oregon · Muscadine Wineries in New York · Muscadine Wineries in Arkansas · Muscadine Wineries in Arizona
Regions
Muscadine in North Carolina & Yadkin Valley · Muscadine in Georgia & the Southern Appalachians · Muscadine in Florida & Gulf Coast · Muscadine in Napa Valley · Muscadine in Sonoma County · Muscadine in Walla Walla Valley · Muscadine in Arkansas & Oklahoma · Muscadine in Southern California · Muscadine in Puget Sound & Woodinville · Muscadine in Monterey & Santa Lucia Highlands
