Old South Winery
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Owned by a wonderful family! The wine is so good and the food is great too!! The perfect place for a peaceful evening with your significant other or girl time with your besties!
Extremely friendly staff and excellent wine.
Loved the mom & pop local feel. One of the very few things we got to do outside of business on the trip. Went for wine tasting and it was short but sweet. I could taste the muscadine in the very 1st wine tasted Southern Belle. Was hard to like one wine more than the others in my sweet wine palette. All 5 sampled -Sweet Magnolia, Sweet Noble Miss Scarlett, Southern Belle, and Bayou Blush were so good. Great selection.
Hours
| Monday | 10AM - 5PM |
| Tuesday | 10AM - 5PM |
| Wednesday | 10AM - 5PM |
| Thursday | 10AM - 5PM |
| Friday | 11AM - 7PM |
| Saturday | 11AM - 7PM |
| Sunday | Closed |
Old South Winery offers an excellent wine experience with high-quality muscadine wine, including the dry Noble variety. The winery produces a nice variety of wines made from local muscadine grapes, providing options for everyone from sweet to dry. Friendly owners and knowledgeable staff provide superb tours and tastings, showcasing the wine-making process. The service is exceptional, and the welcoming atmosphere makes Old South Winery a clean and inviting hidden gem. They offer tastings where guests keep the glass, and there are great deals on wine worth exploring. The winery also sells jelly, t-shirts, and muscadine supplements.
Recently opened in a new location showroom, this low key and friendly place offers a $10 each wine tasting where guests keep the glasses. Visitors praise the personable experience, where they are shown the process and offered samples. The fun wines are mostly on the sweet side, making them nice for summer wines around the pool or picnics. The Sweet Muscadine Table Wine is a very enjoyable experience, tasting like a muscadine straight from the vine. Visitors often buy bottles of what they like out of the samples, finding the flavors impressive even if they are not wine drinkers.