Shopping in La Grange

Whether wearing a horned Viking helmet?cheekily dubbed the official Wine-Making Hat?or working bareheaded, the team at Warm Springs Winery crafts an array of muscadine wines to suit everyone's tastes, from dry to sweet and red to white, including their unique jalapeno-infused Hotlanta variety. The sweet red and off-dry varieties of muscadine are produced from grapes grown on the premises and purchased locally. In addition, Warm Springs Winery ships wines across the United States to sip and enjoy.

The Cat’s Meow festoons bare walls and empty tabletops with custom framework and a selection of nearly 8,000 pieces of handcrafted Polish pottery. Browse a variety of microwave-safe and dishwasher-safe tableware and bakeware, holiday ornaments, and accessories decorated in creamy white-and-blue patterns. Set safer and more stylish fires with a star votive candle stand ($8), encase memories in a stylish frame ($14), or stockpile loose change harvested from the local fountain in a piggy bank ($22).

Bedzzz Express facilitates the best night’s sleep possible by taking inventory of customers’ sleeping habits to help them choose the perfect mattress. President Keith Krininger credits this practice with Bedzzz Express success, which has resulted in 46 store locations sprinkled across three states. In the showroom, models from brands such as Sealy, Stearns & Foster, Tempurpedic, Serta, and Simmons cushion bodies at rest with a range of comfortable materials including foam and pillow tops that help lull customers to sleep. Mattresses and mattress sets are available in twin, full, queen, and king sizes and can be delivered locally.

Donald and Lee Hughes enjoy a lot of perks as the owners and operators of River's Bend Winery And Vineyard. They get to take strolls through their blueberry vineyard, hang out in their event-ready tasting room, and drink the wine that they work so hard to make. They produce a wide array of varietals, from wines featuring the flavors of Georgia-grown fruit such as the Naked Peach, to pinot noirs and merlots fermented from grapes imported from California. They produce so much wine, in fact, that they run a wine club, shipping bottles to subscribers up to six times a year.