Sinfully Noble Traditional Semi-Sweet Muscadine Wine

Often mistaken for a grape, the muscadine is the premiere fruit of the Deep South and holds a long and storied past in the region's development. Records indicate that muscadine was first crafted into wine in St. Augustine, Florida during the mid 1400s and was one of the first wines available in New Orleans. Every part of the Deep South has muscadine or scuppernong (the white cousin of the purple muscadine, usually found around the Eastern coastal states of the American South). Our Sinfully Noble Muscadine Wines are expertly crafted from the Noble line, one of only two lines of muscadine which produce flowers & fruits by themselves. The Noble line produces the best berries for wine. Our traditional semi-sweet is a ruby-red, full bodied wine with all the spicy-sweet sherry-like notes that define the fruits. Nothing in the world tastes like a muscadine and no other muscadine wine tastes as good as Sinfully Noble! 750ml bottles