in the deep south, Muscadine grapes grow wild in many places - when ripe
you could smell them from far off.
I can see how wine would taste pretty bad but we have made jelly with
them that came out close to Concord Grape Jelly but not as quite as
sweet of course. Still pretty good though. But I prefer Concord.
Concord grapes are very hard to find inless you grow them yourself.
Our last 2 crops have not done well sadly. it's a real PITA to nurture
a crop for ~6 months or so only to have the birds and deer get most of
the few produced...
LarryT
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On 12/1/2013 12:54 PM, Dan Penoff wrote:
There is a fairly large (10-20 acres) muscadine vineyard about 45 minutes south
of me. Went there for a tour, tasting and lunch one day.
I'm no wine connoisseur, but it tasted awful. Nasty stuff.
About the only wine I care for is a good Merlot with a nice filet or steak.
Dan
On Dec 1, 2013, at 11:53 AM, Rich Thomas wrote:
There are some from Texas that are quite good but somehow the laws there
prevent the stuff from being shipped out of state. When we lived there I would
get Texas wines often, tasty stuff.
--R
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