Muscadine Madness
It’s muscadine season in North Carolina, and we got our fill of this delicious grape over the weekend. On Saturday, we went to Herndon Hills Farm in Durham to pick some muscadines. We ended up with a couple pounds, mostly yellow and green ones. The red variety was still not quite ripe yet, so we’ll probably head back this weekend. I also got some nice pictures of a butterfly feasting away on a fallen grape.
On Sunday, we drove to Salisbury to visit the Old Stone Winery, which we’ve been wanting to do for a few months since getting a taste of their sweet muscadine wine at a relative’s home. We did a wine tasting and sampled nine varieties, and that was just their sweet wines (they also have 10 dry wines). We ended up taking home six bottles. If you like wine and are driving past Salisbury, this place is definitely worth checking out.
Picking Grapes Pictures
Old Stone Winery Pictures
Read the series: North Carolina: Around the Tar Heel State
- North Carolina: Around the Tar Heel State
- Visit to the Carnivore Preservation Trust
- Relaxing Weekend at the Beach
- A Visit to the Goathouse Cat Refuge
- A Sweet Time of the Year
- Another Trip to the North Carolina Zoo
- Muscadine Madness
- A Nice Ride
- More North Carolina Zoo Pictures
- A Walk in the Woods
- Puffing on the History of Tobacco at Duke Homestead
- First Trip of the Year to the N.C. Zoo
- In the Bowels of the USS North Carolina
- A Walk Through the Wilderness of Wilmington
- North Carolina Turkish Festival
- The New-Look N.C. Museum of Art
- Release the Lions!
- Pictures From the State Fair
- Recessive Genes and Miniature Masterpieces
- Photos from the Chinese New Year Festival in Raleigh
- Festival of the Hundred Dances
- Bisons, Bears, Baby Chimp, Oh My!


