The Fruits of Morris Vineyard and Tennessee Mountainview Winery

Our primary fruit. We raise 28 varieties of these each season.

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This little fruit can be used for preserves, wine or just for popping in your mouth.

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Probably the best well known fruit for wine and jam making.

The Fruits of Our Labor

We think the quality of our products and the care we take with our customers make our vineyard a great place to visit.

If you are looking to harvest fruit to make your own pies, jams, preserves or your own home made wines; we offer some of the finest in the region for a great price.

Here at Morris Vineyard we grow more than twenty-eight varieties of muscadines, several varieties of grapes and blueberries as well.

Below is a few of the best sellers we offer. Visitors enjoy picking their own fruit or pre-picked may be available.

The Muscadine

Muscadines are native to the Southeastern U.S. and thrive on the heat and humidity common to this region.

Our vineyard produces over twenty-eight different varieties of Muscadines. Visitors may pick the fruit in season or purchase pre-picked fruit.

The Scuppernong

The Scuppernong is a large type of Muscadine, a type of grape native to the southeastern U.S. It is usually a greenish or bronze color and is similar in appearance and texture to a white grape, but rounder and about 50% larger and first known as the “big white grape”.

Blueberries

Tips for Freezing Blueberries
* Do not wash blueberries before freezing.
* If freezing, remove after one year.
* Keep blueberries completely dry before freezing.

Nature has provided the blueberry with a special protective coating; it’s important not to wash it off until just ready to use.