Log Cabin Farm & Vineyard and Winery

Wine: Winery: Ambiance: Mar 21, 2016

This winery has a unique appearance when driving up - you see the log cabin and think what a neat tasting room. Only thing is - the tasting room is in the building behind the cabin. Not sure why as it's small (only 2 seats at the counter) and there isn't much in the way of stuff for sale. The wine - they only produce 2 wines - a dry and sweet Muscadine, and sell the Florida Orange Grove wines. Not impressed (our server tried to lead us into believing they made all the wines)by the selections, the grounds were inviting though, and I could have made a purchase and relaxed outside with a bottle if we had a little more time.

Wine: Winery: Ambiance: Apr 29, 2015

Wine tasted like vinegar. We couldn't even drink the token bottle we purchased.

Wine: Winery: Ambiance: Sep 12, 2011

Favorite Wine: Log Cabin White $10.99

This was our last of 3 wineries on a hot Saturday in September.One of the owners waited on us. There is a fee now of $2 pp for the tasting of 5 wines. I ended up buying the LC white which is a Carlos blend. They were also the only winery that day that had juices. They carried both Scuppernog and Muscadine. Both my dd and my dad were happy with that. Not much of a retail shop though. Some sauces and jellies and that was it.

Wine: Winery: Ambiance: Jul 03, 2011

Favorite Wine: River White

Log Cabin vineyard and winery has a down home feel and familar feeling. It was the first one my wife and I visited that day and we were treated to a tour and tasting. It was July 4th weekend and a small party was being held with locals coming in to participate. We could not stay but wished we had left more time to do so. They specialized in Muscadine wines, sweet to the taste of course and not for everybody. Good time though and staff was extremely friendly. Cannot wait to take some friends back for their harvest festival.