They might not look like much now, but in about four months, the vines will be heavy with muscadine grapes. The juice will yield a sweet wine, but a triad entrepreneur couldn't care less about the juice. He wants the grape skins.
"It's what Mother Nature put in it, with all its antioxidants. We've been able to capture and preserve it with our patented process," says Robert Dalton, president of Muscadine Naturals.
That process yields a dietary supplement, sold under the brand name Vinetra.
"Scientists are telling us, it's good for everyone, in particular the seniors. There's a lot of research going on involving cardiovascular disease and now cancer."
Some of that research is happening at Wake Forest University Baptist Medical Center.
Muscadine wine is absolutely delicious, I definitely recommend it. Check out the video for "Muscadine Wine" by Ken Will Morton on my Youtube channel!
michelleroche 2 years ago
aaaargh, the skins are so sour
jshchn187 2 years ago
MIKMA WAS HERE
mikma 3 years ago