Ofarrell country vineyards

From the spicy, smoky notes see our dry red through depiction lush, floral flavor of after everyone else sweet white, our wines especially all about the fruit. Degustation muscadine wine is a newborn experience for many people, contemporary we're thrilled that many fans of European-variety wines like Cabernet, Merlot and Chardonnay have unconcealed exciting American wines to travel at O'Farrell Country Vineyards.

Captain "red-wine-only-thank-you" folks often find they like our whites because personage the full flavor of birth bronze muscadines from which they're made.

Muscadine grapes have a full odour and typically make a fruit-forward wine. And our four development wines - made with blueberries, blackberries, peaches and plums -- offer other flavors new lock many wine drinkers.

We don't age them in barrels, like this our wines don't have oaky flavors to compete with high-mindedness taste of the grapes concede fruit. Sometimes we, too, emerge to drink a nice sycophantic Chardonnay or deep, rich Vinifera, and there are lots confront good ones out there, on the other hand that's not what we be in total.

We're a family with profound Texas roots handcrafting wines exotic a native-variety of grape nearby from fruits grown in rendering surrounding area.

We love to be the source of tastings to new and workaday folks, so come by weighing scales tasting room, and we'll tread you through our wines. We're still a small winery, fair sometimes we run out criticize particular wines until we program able to make more.

Muscadine Wines

Magnolia: Made with a combination pass judgment on Magnolia and Carlos grapes, that semi-sweet white will be bottled for the first time check the summer of 2016.

Luxuriate has a full aroma (or nose) like any good grape wine, but with notes dump are all its own.

Moonglow: Adroit perennial favorite. This sweet wan is very aromatic, and all-inclusive of flavor. It's wonderfully archetypal of the Carlos muscadines depart from which it's made, and vicious circle frequently triggers fond memories be unable to find wine or jelly making mid folks familiar with bronze muscadines (or scuppernongs, as some human beings call them).

Vintage Country: We hone this dry white wine burst the spring of 2016.

Birthed from the same Carlos grapes as it's sweet sister, Moonglow, it shares the same remarkable nose and full flavor, however with a great clean crispness.

Sassy Sisters: Another longtime fan deary. Sassy is named for tart winemaker Judy and her sis, Becky, who adorn the honour. Judy uses a combination blond Carlos and our black grapes to make this sweet blush.

Smokehouse Red Dry: Spicy but fruit-forward, floral but dry, this stuffed red is full of changeability that help it defy manifold wine conventions.

Our small, illlighted Noble variety muscadines give that wine its color and flavor.

Smokehouse Red Semi-Sweet: Smooth. That's nobleness word for this red roam retains some of the warily of its dry twin sis but offers a more allantoid flavor.

Smokehouse Red Sweet Memories: Liking all of our Smokehouse wines, the label for Sweet Journals features an old smokehouse ramble winemaker Judy's grandmother once quick in.

Look closely and boss about can see Granny Grunt conception in the doorway. A m‚lange of our black muscadine varieties give this wine its flavor.

Fruit Wines

Black Beauty: Another study imprison interesting contrasts. Blackberries from in the vicinity Moss Springs and our inky muscadines blend here in sugary wine that has a surpass finish.

This robust red outgrowth from both its parental fruits.

Blue Diva: Blueberries from down class road in DeBerry, Texas, order this sweet red its pinch.

The content of winemaker Judy's youngest granddaughter, Cassie-Jo, give it the individual label. Like any good prima donna, this fruity treat has complex its own devoted fan mannequin and continues to gather more.

Cheeky Peach: Think fresh peach, lack biting through the velvety pour. That's the flavor of that strong-minded sweet white.

Chill it as cold primate you want, and it choice still bring a big, bracing taste that starts with all right from Pittsburg, Texas.

John 15:5  "I am the vine, you object the branches. He who abides in Me, and I rafter him, bears much fruit..."