Muscadine Flora

In 1929, Reps Miller moved to an 80 acre spread along a high point of the Eastern Continental Divide just North of Norcross Proper. His daughter, Martha, and her husband, Col. John Adams, often visited this piece of land. Shortly thereafter, they cultivated a vineyard with muscadine and scuppernong vines. After Col. Adams retired from years of service in the Army Air Corps, he spent numerous days tending to the land. During harvest season, Martha welcomed the community to pick grapes, selling them by the basket. The home still stands today as a real estate office on Reps Miller Road. The community of this neighborhood continues to maintain and nurture the views with a harvest each Fall. Cultivation is honored to be a part of the Fall harvest this year.

A perfect blend of sweet and tartness from this sour spending quality time with the juice and skins of the muscadine grapes. Aside from the infused grapes, the featured hops create a pleasant, wine-like quality to the aromatics and overall flavor. It is complex from start to finish and super approachable to all kinds of craft beer drinkers.