This season
Pick-your-own muscadines run 5 September to 3 October 2026 in three varieties: Carlos, Doreen and Noble. The vineyard publishes no price.
Checked August 21, 2026
Cauble Creek Vineyard on Cauble Farm Road at Salisbury is a working winery that opens its muscadine vines to the public for about four weeks each autumn, and it is one of only two places in this region where you can pick a grape.
Muscadines, from 5 September to 3 October 2026 in three varieties: Carlos, Doreen and Noble. Carlos and Doreen are bronze, Noble is black.
The vineyard publishes no price and its website could not be reached. Ring (704) 633-1137.
The vineyard's own wine, made from the grapes you are standing in.
Open 11am to 6pm Thursday to Saturday and 1pm to 6pm Sunday, closed Monday to Wednesday. In the muscadine window the vineyard also opens a picking morning, 9am to 11am Thursday through Sunday, before trading starts.
Pro tip: pick the Noble if you want to eat them and the Carlos if you want to cook. Bronze muscadines have the thinner skin and the sweeter flesh; the black ones carry the flavour that survives a pot.
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Vineyard hours. In the muscadine window the vineyard also opens Thursday to Sunday from 9am to 11am for picking, before its normal trading hours begin.
Checked August 21, 2026 against the farm's own website