Locklear Vineyard and Winery
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Charlie T Locklear Vineyard & Winery, Inc. was formed November 2006. This has been a dream of my fathers for a better part of my adult life. As far back as I can remember my father has nurtured some type of fruit on the family farm that was passed to him by his father. He has made wine from the fruit grown on the farm for approximately 30 years. This knowledge was passed to him by his parents, the late John and Emily Locklear. My father explained that it was my grandmother that made the wine and my grandfather that harvested the grapes. As my father continued to work with his vines, he learned to root the few native vines he had with different varieties of cultivated Muscadine vines. My mothers' father was influential in this area and was a great help to my father as he rooted flowers and shrubs, this knowledge was easily transferred to the grape vine. These were valuable lessons that would come in handy later when the vineyard was planted.
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Directions
From I-95 Take the NC-711 Exit (TR), continue on NC-711for approx 11mi, NC-711 becomes NC-710, follow for .01 mi, (TR) onto Deep Branch Road, follow for 2-mi, continue on Red Bank Rd, (TL) on Preston Road, follow for 1.8mi, winery on right on Emily Drive.
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Carlos
The taste of a Carlos wine that has been allowed to ferment to dry, still with a hint of the fruity taste and nose, but with a clean dry finish
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