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  C&J's Blueberry Vineyard  
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  Welcome!!  We are a small Blueberry and Muscadine Grape farm located in North Florida and have been in operation since 2004.  After spending many years in the hustle and bustle life style of the big city, we decided to slow down our pace some and purchased the farm.  Slow down may be a bit of stretch, but it keeps us out of the traffic.  We have spent numerous months in getting the farm back into operable shape to be able to produce quality late season Blueberries and the favorite grape of the south, the Muscadine Grape.  We currently have the Fry (Bronze) Scuppernong, Noble (Red), Nesbitt (Red), and Carols (White) variety of Muscadine grape and a Lake Emerald bunch grape.  We are open for U-Pick during the growing season of June - July for Blueberries and August - October for the Muscadine Grapes.  To date the two most popular muscadine grapes for the production of Muscadine wine are the Noble and Carols.  See our Suwannee River Valley Winery page for home wine making equipment and supplies store, Suwannee River Valley Winery, LLC.  We also sell frozen Blueberries and Muscadine Grapes annually until our supply is exhausted each year.  Unfortunately due to EXTREMELY HIGH shipping costs, we have to limit the sale of our frozen products to a reasonable delivery area.  Specifically from the panhandle of Florida and southern Alabama to as far north in central Georgia as Atlanta and as far south as central Florida.  See our Products page for details.  Annually we submit our home made wines for judging at the Florida State Fair in the International Wine Competition (Amateur Division) and we have been honored by being awarded a numerous medals for our efforts.

During the months of November through June, we also have a 28' X 96' X 12' Greenhouse in which we grow micro greens, herbs (basil, thyme, oregano, etc.), and vegetables (grape and cherry tomatoes, bell peppers, cucumbers, etc.).  We take fresh cut herbs and potted herbs, vegetables, and seasonal fruit (blueberries and grapes) to the Lake City and High Springs Farmers Markets in North Florida.  We also supply our fresh grown cut herbs, Micro-Greens, fresh and frozen Blueberries (in season), and Muscadine Grapes (in season) to the New Leaf Market in Tallahassee, FL.

Please contact us at 386-216-3362 for questions and further information or use the CONTACT page on the menu at the left.

For now, thank you for stopping by and we hope to see you soon at our Suwannee River Valley Winery store or at one of the Farmers Markets referenced above.  You may also visit with us at our farm if you choose to pick your own or to pick up what you have previously ordered.  Please bookmark this site and return again.

                         SEE YA LATER!!

 

                  

 

 

                   Blueberries                   (Left) Silver Medal for Blueberry Wine                             Muscadine Grapes

                                                         Vintage 2005 (Right) Bronze Medal

                                                         for Noble Muscadine Red Wine Vintage

                                                         2008

 

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