It's over 400 years old and is renowned for producing North Carolina’s state fruit - the scuppernong grape. Every state has a state fruit, but few have such historical depth as the scuppernong.

The round, amber-green scuppernong grape is larger than the familiar, plump, purple grocery store variety. The berry, native to the American South, has been the state fruit of North Carolina since ...

Grape seeds are the small ... Like other types of grapes, eating muscadine, Concord, or scuppernong seeds is a matter of ...