Alabama has several bonded wineries and most are located in the central part near Birmingham. I find these wines lovely and unique. 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.
Best Alabama Wineries:
Cat-n-Bird Winery - Sip small-batch wines and enjoy live music on an exciting weekend outing.
Corbin Farms Winery - Savor local blends and explore the vineyard on a relaxing retirement trip.
Fruithurst Winery Co - Taste muscadine wines and tour the cellar during an easy afternoon visit.
Hidden Meadow Vineyard and Winery - Walk through vines and enjoy tastings on a peaceful summer escape.
High Country Cellars - Discover mountain-inspired flavors and relax with friends on an affordable wine trip.
Hodges Vineyards & Winery - Sip sweet wines and admire countryside views on a romantic couples outing.
In Summary...
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