Morgan Creek Vineyards

Dark chocolate complements red wine beautifully, especially when choosing a red that isn't overly bitter or tannic. Our Noble selection is an excellent option for enhancing the sweeter notes in rich chocolates. #WinePairing #ChocolateLovers

When it comes to wine and chocolate, it's best to pair sweet wines (like Carlos and Blush) with milk chocolate. After all, milk chocolate has dairy and is also sweeter than its darker and more bitter counterparts. #WinePairing #ChocolateLovers

For Valentine's Day, wine and chocolate go together like you and your significant other. It's a tradition that dates back centuries, and these pairings became even more popular after the Spanish introduced Europeans to chocolate in the 16th century.

Excessive warmth during grape growth can lead to sweeter, less acidic grapes, resulting in denser, less crisp wines. #WineLovers #Winemaking #VineyardLife #WineTasting #WineFacts #GrapeGrowing #WineProduction #WarmClimate #WineScience #WineEducation

Excessive rainfall can pose challenges for vintners. When grapes are exposed to abundant precipitation shortly before harvest, it may dilute the wine's taste. This phenomenon underscores the delicate balance required in viticulture to ensure optimal flavor profiles. #WinemakingChallenges #Viticulture

Research suggests that women may excel in the art of wine tasting compared to men. Their heightened olfactory abilities enable them to discern the intricate scents comprising a wine's bouquet more effectively. This enhanced sensory perception positions them as potentially more adept at identifying the nuanced aromas in wines. #WineTasting #SensoryScience

Muscadines are abundant in polyphenols, but they also offer a wealth of Vitamin C and dietary fiber. Vitamin C enhances the immune system, while fiber supports digestive health. Therefore, you can savor your muscadine wine with confidence, knowing it contributes to your overall well-being. #HealthBenefits #MuscadineWine

"I cook with wine, sometimes I even add it to the food. " ~ W.C. Fields

In the world of winemaking, the vintage year refers to the year the grapes are picked, not when the wine is produced. Thus, a 2025 wine from 2023 grapes will say "2023." #WineVintage #HarvestYear #WineLabel #GrapeHarvest #WineFacts #Winemaking #Vineyard #WineLovers #WineEducation #WineEnthusiast

Muscadines thrive in warm, muggy weather, especially in the South, but they can also be found west to Texas and north to Delaware. #Muscadines #SouthernFruits #VineyardLife #WarmClimate #FruitLovers #Texas #Delaware #Gardeners #Nature #Grapevines