Heritage Potter's Muscadine Jelly
A sweet spread steeped in tradition. More than 50 years ago, potters Doug and Ruth Ferguson planted muscadine grapevines behind the home and studio they builtâwhat is now the Pottery House CafĂ© and Pigeon River Pottery. Those vines still thrive today, producing the golden-fleshed grapes that inspired this jelly.
Known as the king of grapes, muscadines have a bold sweetness with a hint of tangâperfect for slathering on biscuits, toast, or anything that could use a little taste of the South.
Every jar tells a story.
10 oz. Jar
Heritage Potter's Muscadine Jelly
A sweet spread steeped in tradition. More than 50 years ago, potters Doug and Ruth Ferguson planted muscadine grapevines behind the home and studio they builtâwhat is now the Pottery House CafĂ© and Pigeon River Pottery. Those vines still thrive today, producing the golden-fleshed grapes that inspired this jelly.
Known as the king of grapes, muscadines have a bold sweetness with a hint of tangâperfect for slathering on biscuits, toast, or anything that could use a little taste of the South.
Every jar tells a story.
10 oz. Jar
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A sweet spread steeped in tradition. More than 50 years ago, potters Doug and Ruth Ferguson planted muscadine grapevines behind the home and studio they builtâwhat is now the Pottery House CafĂ© and Pigeon River Pottery. Those vines still thrive today, producing the golden-fleshed grapes that inspired this jelly.
Known as the king of grapes, muscadines have a bold sweetness with a hint of tangâperfect for slathering on biscuits, toast, or anything that could use a little taste of the South.
Every jar tells a story.
10 oz. Jar
