Muscadine

Muscadine — Species of grape (Vitis rotundifolia) native to the southeastern United States, producing wines with a distinctive thick-skinned, musky.

Régions de culture

Caroline du Nord 6 vins Washington 1 vins Tennessee 1 vins Louisiane 1 vins Floride 1 vins Texas 1 vins Géorgie 1 vins Arkansas 1 vins Mendoza 1 vins

Pays

United States 13 vins Argentina 1 vins

Vins phares

Premium Winemakers Red Muscadine Post Vineyards · 3,75★ Vintners Premium White San Sebastian · 3,70★ Reserve Carolina Red Duplin · 3,64★ Red Muscadine Belle Meade · 3,62★ Red Muscadine Wood Mill · 3,35★ Summer Wine Château Élan · 3,32★ Tar Heel Red Hinnant Family Vineyards · 3,27★ Muscadine Sweet Red Childress Vineyards · 3,26★

À Propos Muscadine

Muscadine is a species of grape (Vitis rotundifolia) native to the southeastern United States, producing wines with a distinctive thick-skinned, musky flavor different from European varieties. It is grown in the Deep South and used for sweet and dry wines, juices, and table grapes.

En un Coup d'Œil

Couleur: Red
Vins: 1