Nestled in the heart of tobacco farmland, Grapefull Sisters Vineyard is a beacon of rural heritage, health, and tranquility. The property, once a tobacco farm, was lovingly converted into a vineyard by two sisters, Amy and Sheila Suggs Little. Sprawling over 45 acres in southeast North Carolina, this beautiful vineyard offers a peaceful retreat away from the hustle and bustle of city life.
The sisters’ decision to transform their inherited family farm into Grapefull Sisters Vineyard was inspired by a discovery of wild grapevines, originally planted nearly a century ago by their Great Uncle Pinkney. This sparked a vision that led to more grape cultivation and eventually the establishment of their winery.
But it’s not just grapes that grow here. This charming vineyard also houses a gift shop offering unique, handpicked items. Additionally, a distinctive three-bedroom bed and breakfast, the Inn d’Vine. Modeled after an old tobacco barn, the Inn d’Vine offers beautifully appointed rooms aptly named Coastal Carolina, Waccamaw, and Old Glory.
The inn has become a favored destination for those seeking a serene getaway. Whether it’s a fun girlfriend getaway, a romantic weekend, or even weddings and honeymoons, Inn d’Vine provides a charming backdrop for lasting memories.
Granddaddy Gardner, a family elder, once described the comfort and ease one can experience here, stating, “As comfortable as an old hound dog under the back porch.” Such is the charm and hospitality that awaits you at Grapefull Sisters Vineyard. A perfect fusion of heritage, tranquility, and viniculture.