Need help identifying old wine

[jpm2953]

so, I'm helping my dad clean out my grandpa's old shed. I find a cardbox box back in the corner under a desk. There are 25 bottles of this Muscadine Wine. All of them are sealed and so was the box. No exposure to any light. Says it's only for sale in South Carolina and it's from the Oakview Plantation. Nothing comes up when I google it. Any wine connoisseurs know anything about it?

 

[deller]

Nope. But I'll help you drink it.

 

[Bulldog Man]

Looks cheap

 

[Plinker66]

That looks like the same stuff my grandfather used to drink in Memphis 45 years ago. I believe his was made in Arkansas, if I recall. Yours might still be good. You can prolly get some ODTrs to test it for you.

 

[donr]

Most wines are meant to be used now. 99% don't improve with age. Open one up and find out. If you need help PM me.

 

[canoecanoe]

Looks like vinegar to me (now anyways)..

 

[Don231s]

I don't think wine connoisseur is the phrase you're looking for.

 

[Glockspeed31]

I found this, by goggling, very quickly.
Hope it helps. This is from a book about prohibition wines.