Duplin Winery of Panama City

Duplin Winery of Panama City is a winery in Panama City, FL, specializing in sweet and fruit-forward wines crafted from muscadine and scuppernong grapes. The business serves visitors and locals alike with a wide selection of reds, whites, blushes, and non-alcoholic options, including popular varieties like Muscadine Moscato Red, Sweet Caroline, and Coastal Shag. Known as the oldest and largest winery in the South, it offers a welcoming experience rooted in southern hospitality. With a 4.90 rating and a strong customer base, it is recognized for its approachable, flavorful wines and consistent quality across its product range.

The winery emphasizes a tradition of craftsmanship and regional pride, offering a diverse lineup of wines that reflect Southern heritage. From bold, complex reds like Queen Anne's Revenge to light, crisp whites such as Summertime Strut and Scuppernong Blush, each bottle is designed to deliver a distinctive, enjoyable experience. The winery’s signature styles include sweet, fruity profiles with notes of honey, citrus, and tropical fruit, appealing to a broad audience seeking approachable, flavorful wines. Their commitment to quality and tradition is reflected in their long-standing reputation and the variety of offerings available in-store and online.

Located on Panama City Beach Parkway, the winery sits about a mile from Ripley's Believe It or Not! museum and a short drive from Front Beach Road, Cobra Adventure Park, and Race City PCB. It is also within a half-mile of Panama City Beach Parkway, a major highway serving the region. These landmarks place the winery in a vibrant coastal area known for tourism and recreation.

With a 4.90 rating and consistent customer satisfaction, Duplin Winery of Panama City stands out as a trusted name in Southern winemaking, offering accessible, high-quality wines that reflect the region’s unique character. It remains a favorite destination for visitors and locals seeking a sweet, flavorful wine experience in a welcoming setting.