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Showing posts with label Muscadines. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Muscadines. Show all posts

Thursday, September 27, 2012

2012 NC MUSCADINE FESTIVAL

Muscadine Harvest Festival 2012 - North Carolina

2012 NC Muscadine Festival welcomes you to Eastern North Carolina to enjoy the Muscadine Grape heritage, wines, food, health products and cultivation!

Duplin County Event Center
195 Fairgrounds Drive
Kenansville, NC 28349

Saturday, September 29th (10:00 am-7:00 pm)

Participating Wineries
  • Adams Vineyards
  • Bannerman Vineyard
  • Cauble Creek Vineyard
  • Carolina Heritage Vineyard & Winery
  • Chateau Laurinda Vineyards
  • Chatham Hill Winery
  • Childress Vineyards
  • Cloer Family Vineyards
  • Country Squire Winery
  • Cypress Bend Vineyards
  • Dennis Vineyards
  • Duplin Winery
  • Hammerstone Winery
  • Hinnant Family Vineyards
  • Huffman Vineyards
  • Lake James Cellars
  • Lake Road Winery
  • Locklear Vineyard & Winery
  • Lu Mil Winery
  • Lumina Winery
  • Old North State Winery
  • Rocky River Vineyards
  • Southern Charm Winery
  • Stephens Vineyards & Winery
  • Stony Mountain Vineyards
  • Treehouse Vineyards
  • Vineyards on the Scuppernong
  • Waldesian Style Wine
  • Weathervane Winery
  • And more...

Friday, February 26, 2010

Muscadine Goat's Milk Soap

Look for our new muscadine goat's milk soap in mid 2010 made with dried muscadine hulls from Crooked Run Vineyards in Clinton, NC. The health benefits of muscadines also offer priceless value to the body. Rewards are derived from eating part of, or even better, the whole grape. Why? Resveratrol, a potent cancer-fighting substance, is found in the skin, pulp and only a muscadine grape has it within the seed. Muscadines are among the richest sources of antioxidants found in nature. It's believed that the assortment of antioxidants found in muscadine grapes and seeds slow the effects of aging and possibly extend life. Free radicals, which start chain reactions that damage cells, are terminated by the antioxidants in muscadines. Ellagic acid and resveratrol, the main antioxidants in muscadines, play a key role in preventing heart disease and high cholesterol and assist in treating ailments like arthritis, topical burns and the flu. Visit http://www.ncmuscadine.org/ or call 919.733.7887 Ext. 236 for additional information on muscadines.