I live in Maryland and I would love to visit the winery that makes the
sweetest muscadine wine available on the East Coast of the United
States. I have visited the Duplin Winery in North Carolina. They have
pretty good wines. I have been trying to find a sweet Scuppernong
Blush. I would like to visit different wineries along the East Coast
during a long drive from Maryland to Florida. What is the best time of
year to visit muscadine wineries? When is it legal for wineries to ship
wines out of state? How can people obtain certain wines if they can't
have it shipped to their state? Must some people drive through several
states to purchase certain wines? I wish the laws made it easier for me
to obtain muscadine wine in Maryland. Do you have any advise? I will
certainly appreciate it.

Take Care,

Brad_Chad wrote:
I live in Maryland and I would love to visit the winery that makes
the
sweetest muscadine wine available on the East Coast of the United
States. I have visited the Duplin Winery in North Carolina. They have
pretty good wines. I have been trying to find a sweet Scuppernong
Blush. I would like to visit different wineries along the East Coast
during a long drive from Maryland to Florida. What is the best time
of
year to visit muscadine wineries? When is it legal for wineries to
ship
wines out of state? How can people obtain certain wines if they can't
have it shipped to their state? Must some people drive through
several
states to purchase certain wines? I wish the laws made it easier for
me
to obtain muscadine wine in Maryland. Do you have any advise? I will
certainly appreciate it.

Take Care,



Brad, North Carolina has several wineries which produce Muscadine Wine.
Use the internet and type in North Carolina Muscadine Wine and you
will find the location of each one in the state. Hope this helps. James