Episode 104: Vineyards on the Scuppernong Tyrrell

Posted by Jeffrey L. Cohen in Featured Articles, Muscadine, Pink on 02 2nd, 2010 | no responses

North Carolina Wine TV Review:
This red muscadine wine has sawdust and grape juice smell on the nose with a touch of alcohol. This is extremely dry for a muscadine wine even though it is slightly sweet at very first. This is a well balanced wine that is a good example of dry muscadine wine. In the mouth tart cranberry comes through heavily.

Rating:

according to the North Carolina Wine Ratings Scale

Price: $10

Availability: Directly From the winery and select wine shops in North Carolina.

About Vineyards on the Scuppernong Tyrrell:
This dry red wine is from Tyrrell County’s finest Noble variety of Muscadine grapes. It pairs perfectly with any beef or lamb dishes and is enjoyed by those who love a full-bodied wine.

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