In a nod to historic North American and North Carolina grape varieties, Childress also produces a line of muscadine (Vitis rotundifolia) wines, including a Scuppernong varietal, produced from a type of muscadine grape. Wines produced from scuppernong harken back to the 17th Century beginning of North Carolina's winemaking tradition.
Childress honors historic North American and North Carolina grape varieties by producing muscadine wines, including a Scuppernong varietal, derived from a specific type of muscadine grape. These wines reflect North Carolina's winemaking heritage that dates back to the 17th Century.