From flaky pastries to pantry essentials, we bring the taste of home to Wilmington. Quality ingredients, traditional recipes, and a warm welcome await.
Sweet Tea and Moonshine isn't just a store—it's a destination for anyone who believes food should taste like home. Located in the heart of Vintage Marketplace, we specialize in baked goods made from scratch daily and a curated selection of groceries that celebrate Southern tradition.
Every recipe is tested, every ingredient is chosen with care, and every customer is treated like family. Whether you're picking up breakfast pastries or stocking your pantry, we bring the same dedication to quality that you'd expect from a neighborhood staple.
From morning pastries to evening essentials, discover our carefully selected range of baked goods and groceries.
Flaky croissants, buttery biscuits, and sweet treats baked fresh every morning. Start your day right.
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From crusty sourdough to soft dinner rolls, our bread is made with premium flour and traditional methods.
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Pecan pie, banana pudding, and other Southern classics made with family recipes and the finest ingredients.
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A curated selection of groceries including Southern favorites, cooking essentials, and specialty items.
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Premium loose-leaf teas, sweet tea mixes, and refreshing beverages to complement your purchases.
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Thoughtfully arranged gift baskets and packaged treats perfect for hosts, friends, and special occasions.
Learn MoreWe're located in the vibrant Vintage Marketplace, making us easy to find and convenient to visit. Come experience the warmth of Southern hospitality in person.
5441 Oleander Dr (Vintage Marketplace)
Wilmington, NC 28403
Monday - Saturday: 9:00 AM - 7:00 PM
Sunday: 10:00 AM - 5:00 PM
(191) 033-6921
Vintage
Marketplace
Wilmington, NC
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