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Like most native wineries of the South, the mighty muscadine is the grape of choice for making South Carolina wines.

It was Sir Walter Raleigh who in the mid-1600's reported them growing "on the sandy shores and in the green fields," along roadsides and growing wild up and around the sides of Southern colonial homes.

Today, the muscadine is joined by "imported" grapes from other states like California to satisfy the demand for locally made wines in South Carolina...

More information about South Carolina wineries around the Web:

South Carolina Wineries, Wine Tours & Wine Tastings - A complete guide from the South Carolina travel portal with descriptions, location and contact details with related resources and information on available wine tours and tastings.

South Carolina Wineries & Winery Tours - Good overview of the SC winery scene with information on wine events and related travel information with lists of suggested wineries, locations and contact details.

Wineries and Breweries in the Up Country, South Carolina - Guide from the northwestern SC travel portal with locations and interactive map.

South Carolina Wine Trail - Archived review of three SC wineries with additional visitor comments..

also see -> South Carolina Beaches | South Carolina Tourist Attractions

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