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    Duplin Winery - Duplin Winery's new 1976 bottle of wine. Amazing

    Duplin Winery

    (114 reviews)

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    In keeping with my string of world's largest, Duplin Winery, in Rose Hill, NC, is the World's…read morebest-selling muscadine winery and the oldest winery in North Carolina. It opened back in 1972 and has been family-owned for three generations. Their wines are typically made from muscadine and scuppernong grapes. I learned that they also carry Mothervine Wine, which comes from clippings of the 400-year-old vine in Roanoke Island. Duplin Winery was allowed to take clippings from this Mother Vine and established a new vineyard. Legend suggests the vine may have been planted by Croatan Native Americans or settlers of the Lost Colony. Scuppernong grapes are a white muscadine variety that is North Carolina's official state fruit. Duplin Winery is also known as the winery of the South. There is a large parking lot. The building's exterior looks rustic. Inside, you will be greeted when you enter the door. Remember to get your basket or cart, as it is difficult to carry items without one. The first room has the wines and food products. They had a section for sampling the dips, salsas, crackers and other items. The other room has the wine tasting and gift shop. Then, beyond that, there is the Bistro. I was delighted to find non-alcoholic wines. They offered Muscadine cider, Scuppernong (white), and Muscadine (red). I left with all three. While I didn't get to try the specific Mothervine wine, I did get to try the Alcohol-Free Scuppernong at the Bistro, which features the same historic state fruit variety that made the Mother Vine famous! The gift shop has items to find those perfect gifts or just something for yourself. From the rustic charm to the friendly greeting at the door, Duplin Winery truly lives up to its reputation as the 'Winery of the South.' It's a great stop for the history, the gifts, and the delicious sweet treats.

    Everything was amazing, including the staff and the food is in a class by itself. Special thanks to…read moreWendy who served us and my compliments to the chef. The Shrimp Stir Fry was incredible.

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    The Bistro At Duplin Winery

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    I started my visit to Duplin Winery at The Bistro. I entered the shop instead of the restaurant,…read morebut wasn't told I made a mistake, and was just directed to where I needed to go. I was told to go through the exit door, so that is how I knew I missed the correct entrance. Before I got to the restaurant, I admired the decor outside. The water fountain display with the red wine, and the other decor. They created a welcoming atmosphere. When I entered the restaurant, I was immediately taken to be seated in the dining area. The high ceilings and attention to the little details were noticed. The grapevines interwined with the twinkle lights were a nice touch. I enjoyed the space between the tables too, so guests didn't feel on top of each other. I was told that much of the wood used was repurposed cypress, which adds to the authentic rustic charm. I was offered a sample of wine, but they only had alcoholic versions, so I was given a glass of water. I went with the citrus salad with grilled shrimp, and the waitress made sure the raspberry vinaigrette dressing was on the side. The salad had fresh mixed greens, grilled shrimp, avocado, tomatoes, pineapple and feta cheese. I really enjoyed the avocado in it, as it added a creamy texture. I did get to order the scuppernong non-alcoholic version with my meal. It came out in a plastic cup, though, rather than a glass. So that was a little disappointing. My waitress was friendly and attentive, and was the one who mentioned the World's Largest Adirondack Chair to visit, so I appreciated learning of another stop to add to my list. The Bistro at Duplin Winery was a great experience. I am usually a little hesitant to visit a winery as a non-drinker, but I liked that Duplin Winery offered non-alcoholic versions, so I could enjoy the flavors too.

    I've been coming to Duplin Bistro for years, and it has gotten better each year. The food is…read moregreat, priced fairly and served with a distinctive polish. I've never been disappointed.

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