Old South Winery

Great tasting Muscadines wines. The dry Noble is very tasty. If you think of Muscadine wine as sweet and yellow this will change your mind. Very friendly owner willing to share a lot of "Muscadine Knowledge".
My wife and I have been to over 100 small winery tasting rooms around the country, Many of them are amazing in what a vision and a desire to make good wine can do The tasting room has a few opportunities to increase the appeal to a broader audience, but if looking for a "local gem", this is the place.

Our family owned winery in Natchez, Mississippi! Old South Winery has some special items that you will fall in love with! Blue Bayou, Miss Scarlett, and many other blends of muscadine grape wines!

Entertaining and educational, the lady in the office was so knowledgeable about all aspects of the process and shared with us all that she knew about the region.

The staff was super friendly and talkative. Was able to do the samples to see which wine to possibly purchase. Couldn't take a tour or get real information of history like had planned. The building could use some better presentation.

Excellent wine tasting experience, in addition to excellent wine. I'm not a huge wine person, but wow, did this wine taste good. Seriously not a single bad wine was tasted. I had to buy a bottle and will be buying more in the future. Proud to drink local.

Was excited to see the place as we travelled the the Natchez Trace way but didn't get beyond the front entrance. Rude awful woman barely and begrudgingly acknowledge me. If you want southern hospitality, don't bother going here

We loved visiting and tasting. I don’t like wine, but they changed my opinion! I love it! ☺️

Nice family ran business. Started by grandparents in 1979. Definitely a place to go. Mississippi grape Muscaline. Loved the heat. Great wine from dry to sweet. Took the tour with son of originals. Tasted wine with grandson Scott. Had a glass of wine with family and staff after. Nice afternoon. Very nondescript but good product.

Small family owned and operated winery. We enjoyed our visit. I'm not a wine drinker, but theirs was sweet and I like 2/3 we tried.

Wasn't sure what to expect other than I wanted to drink a glass of wine in the vineyard and relax. But that's not what you can do here. You do, however, get free wine tastings and if you like sweet wines then you're in for a treat.

The vineyard is very old and small that you can see from the street.

When you walk in, it's like going in someone's tiny home then through another doorway to the tasting room. Being form California and tasting all over the Napa and Sonoma Valleys, this was quite different on a much smaller scale. I thought the place was really messy and

What a DELIGHT and an education on muscadine wines! 40 to 1,000 × higher in resveratrol/antioxidants than other red grapes, and they are NATURALLY resistant to bugs and blights! That's science! <hic!> (Miss Scarlett was my FAVORITE, 4 bottles coming home with me to the coast. 😍🍷

We visited Old South Winery today!! The staff was very welcoming and informative about their wine process. In between my husband and I, we tasted all of their wines that they had to offer and they were amazing. We ended up buying four bottles. We will definitely be back!

Had a great time at Old South today. A little grey haired lady assisted us at the wine tasting. She new her stuff, and was so funny!!!! Great wine, great service, and we laughed the entire visit.

This place is a gem! The wine is delicious and refreshing! This is a family run and owned business and they are some of the sweetest, kindest, and friendliest people! I love the southern hospitality and the sweet muscadine wine! I will definitely be coming back!

The wine is amazing!!!! The only complaint I have about this stop was the location and the lady serving the wine she was rude. I bought some wine because it was to good not to. The tasting is free.

Great stop for purchasing and taste testing local wine. Learned some very interesting and informative things about muscadine grapes and its major health benefits! They make all their wine with them so you can feel good about drinking this wine! I also bought the muscadine pills for my dog and myself to help with inflammation. Great prices and wonderful service. A must try in Natchez!

Stopped into taste wine. Loved the atmosphere! However the person serving was very opinionated & rude. She walked away while my husband was talking. Would have purchased some cute wine towels but she ruined the entire experience! And NO didn't buy any of the cute wine towels!

Had a great free wine tasting along with a brief tour of the little place. This is a family ran operation. The grapes are unique to this area.
Enjoyed our time there and the wines, a case went with us!
Husband wants to make sure we save our papers so that we can order more.

Visited Old South Winery on a recent weekend get-away to Natchez. We had a delightful visit with the sweetest lady who told us all about muscadine wine. Sampled the wines and brought some home! Very interesting, especially if you are not from the South.

The muscadine wine here is divine!!! My personal favorites are Miss Scarlett, Blue Bayou, and Blueberry Thrill! Plus the gift shop has so many fun wine trinkets! And the best part is the genuine folks that own and run the winery, especially Diane, what a special lady! This California girl highly recommends stopping by for a taste, you'll be welcomed with open arms and warm smiles!

My husband & I found this winery on our trip down from Wisconsin. We loved the wine so much that we will be making another trip down to get some more! Very cute place & the company was wonderful! Thanks for being one of the best highlights on our 3500 mile trip!!

Natchez is by far my favorite destination city when i want a quiet getaway in the south. The Old South Winery and I met in the mid 90's. I go back any time i am in Natchez. They have a great breadth of muscadine wine from semisweet to dry. My favorites are southern belle, sweet magnolia and miss scarlett. I would disagree with Jerry B that they have sweet trash wines. The wine making style that they use is different, there is no oak aging involved and you get to taste the entirety of the fruit. It is just like saying there is only one way to make a good car and if it is not made like

Considering the neighborhood we had to get through to get here, and the outward appearance and inside of the place at first, we weren't expecting much. We were quickly pleasantly surprised by the friendly, knowledgable staff and interesting tour. Enjoyed the wine tasting, although I'm not a wine fan. It was definitely an experience, and a unique one at that. Their Sweet Magnolia wine is actually not too bad! Plus, the tour and tasting is free!

Pretty cool place to visit! The winery is still family owned! All of their wines are made from Muscadine grapes, if you don't like sweet wines then you won't like the wines from here. In addition, they make preserves and hot sauce. I left with the blueberry and pepper jelly preserve and will be back for more.