Florida wine trails

• Muscadine, a grape native to the South, is Florida's main wine grape; the state agriculture department notes that Spanish settlers made wine from wild muscadine found on the east coast.
• University of Florida researchers have bred muscadine varieties for Florida's subtropical climate for about 75 years.
• The Florida Department of Agriculture lists 21 Certified Florida Farm Wineries, from DeFuniak Springs in the Panhandle to Homestead and Key Largo in the south; certified farm wineries grow the grapes or other fruit they use.
• The Florida Wine and Grape Growers Association's directory counts 18 wineries with a tasting room.

Checked October 1, 2026. State wine association: fgga.org

All wine trails in Florida (1)

“Wineries” is the count the trail itself publishes. “Unconfirmed” means we found it only on older or third-party pages.