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Cat-n-Bird Winery
Corbin Farms Winery
Fruithurst Winery Co
Hidden Meadow Vineyard and Winery
High Country Cellars
Hodges Vineyards & Winery
Maraella Winery and Vineyard
Maria's Vineyard
Morgan Creek Vineyards
Ozan Winery & Vineyard
Perdido Vineyards
South Ridge Wine
Wills Creek Winery and Vineyards
White Oak Vineyards
Junavelli Winery
Lake Point Vineyard and Winery
Novi Vineyards and Winery
- Alabama has several bonded wineries, and most are located in the central part near Birmingham.
- The climate of the northeastern region of the state is good for growing grape vines, but throughout most of the state, the climate is hot and humid and not suitable.
- Most wines produced in the state are made from native grape varieties, such as muscadine and Norton, fruit wines from peach and blueberry, and French-American hybrids such as Chardonel and Chambourcin.
- Alabama's wineries are all part of the Alabama Wine Trail, which is one of the most popular tourist attractions in Alabama despite the fact that about one-third of Alabama's counties are dry.
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