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Persimmon Creek Vineyards

Persimmon Creek Vineyards produces award-winning wines which are changing the way Georgia wines are viewed by critics and consumers.

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Persimmon Creek Vineyards Shows Off the Changing Landscape of Georgia Wineries

Georgia has never exactly been viewed as wine country but interest in the wines coming from the southern state has increased because of the quality of wines produced by Persimmon Creek Winery, among others.

by Gregory McCluney
January 28, 2008



DropCap F ew American wine consumers – or even people in the wine industry - would correctly place Georgia as a significant grape-growing state. Yet, thanks to huge Muscadine plantings in Central and South Georgia, the state actually has thousands of acres of fruit in the ground.

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