Fox Hollow Vineyards

This winery truly captures the magic of the season. From the moment you arrive, there are countless spots to take in the scenery and enjoy the festive atmosphere. During our visit, the holiday market brought major European vibes — charming, cozy, and thoughtfully done. Between the seasonal décor, twinkling lights, and beautifully styled market area, it genuinely felt special and immersive. The wine is excellent, and I loved how many seasonal drink options were available in addition to their core offerings. The food options were equally impressive — delicious, comforting, and perfect for enjoying by one of the many fire pits scattered throughout the property. A special shoutout to Joe and the team, who were incredibly attentive and quick to refresh fire pits and take food and wine orders, making the experience feel seamless and relaxed. One of the things I appreciate most is that it’s dog-friendly and adults-only. It creates a more elevated, peaceful experience compared to kid-focused breweries and wineries that feel more like playgrounds. Here, it feels intentional, chic, and perfect for adults looking to unwind. There are also endless photo opportunities — especially within the holiday market — with beautifully styled, seasonal backdrops everywhere you turn. Whether you’re there for a cozy date, a friends’ outing, or just to soak in the season, this winery delivers on ambiance, service, and quality.

We came today for the Valentine's special, flights paired with chocolates and it came with Macaroons and a Fox Hollow wine glass and champagne flute holding a carnation as a keepsake. It was a very warm, welcoming, cozy atmosphere. There was the sweetest gentleman playing the violin during our visit. He was taking requests and alternated between each of the tables. It was a super special experience and we had a great time. I didn't notice until leaving but there is a shelf full of blankets by the door for seating outside by the fire. I thought that was a sweet gesture of them as well. Definitely will come back in the warmer weather.highl y recommend.

HOLMDEL: We were long overdue for another visit to Fox Hollow Vineyards and, wow, it is even more stunning than before! The recent updates made us feel like we have been transported straight to California wine country. Leashed and friendly dogs are welcome, and there are three levels of fun to explore while enjoying incredible wine, food, and live entertainment. The staff shared that doggy guests can relax in the indoor patio, the flower-filled outdoor patio, or out on the lawn with picnic tables and games. For wine and food from the main menu, head inside to order, but do not miss the extra spots offering unique treats like the brown sugar cider float, spritzers, BBQ, and a market area with more bites, drinks, and souvenirs. Management really prioritizes a relaxing experience for everyone, so be sure to check out their policies on the website before your visit. We loved the brown sugar cider float, Cayuga White, and the meze platter, all delicious! Brie made so many new friends, and every staff member we met was incredibly professional, kind, and welcoming.

Adult only venue Great to relax, talk with friends, family, loved ones. Great vibe. Live music.. check schedule. Wine tasting, food offerings, pet friendly. Only down side/ draw back is no structured bathrooms... all porto-johns.... it's OK for guys but many ladies come here, a "real" bathroom would be appropriate. With volume and pricing, they should be able to accommodate that. Otherwise a very nice venue and place... check it out.

There is better winery’s in the area, the blonde lady in the front had an attitude with every question our group had. We easily spent a few thousand for the day with food and different wines and still made snarky comments when approaching our table to clean up glasses. Would not return and will definitely go to the other ones in the central Jersey area, much better experience at other winery’s.

The wine was good and the setting beautiful however the staff was so rude that we may never come back. Unfortunately the rudeness was primarily the result of one older woman who “greeted” us at our arrival at 4:10pm by stating rather loudly and crossly that they would only be serving us one drink as they were closing at 5:00. That’s great but all 6 of us (and another couple who arrived shortly before us) could certainly have had 2 drinks over the course of the 50 minutes. She simply wasn’t having it! So we had our one glass and left the premises by 4:30. If they want to close early, they should take their “open” sign down off the main road and they certainly could have stated it in a far friendlier tone and expression. We live locally and were embarrassed that we brought four friends that were visiting here. We will certainly be looking for alternative wineries who have a more pleasant staff and appreciate their customers. The lack of indoor bathrooms does not make us any more inclined to return, despite the setting. (Photo left to show we were there).

A wonderful winery with excellent wine and truly client-oriented service — they are always ready to accommodate and go the extra mile. I will definitely be back. 🍷

It was a beautiful place & the wine is good but I have one question. Why the HECK is the mirror in the bathroom soooooooooooooooooooooooooooo high? Help. I'm 5'8, and I NEVER have an issue with mirror height. This is DIABOLICAL. Rip short people. I could barely see myself. (Btw this is absolutely HILARIOUS to me. I am not mad. I just wanna know...😂)

One of my favorite vineyards. Consistently good experience with attentive and friendly staff. Nice food options, live music and plenty Chill vibes. I love the idea of seasonal drinks and how the property transforms during the summer. My book club met up here for our monthly book chat. Took away a star for Not being able to purchase bottles for on site.

I visited Fox Hollow for the first time when some gals and I met up here for our book club meeting. This place is such a vibe, I can't believe I never came here earlier. We came at 11:30am on a Sunday afternoon, and there was a lot of available parking spots and seating options. The person who took our orders was very friendly, and she was able to give us several recommendations. I got the Derby White, which was on the slightly sweeter side, which I enjoyed. We also ordered a gourmet NJ cheese platter and the creamy burrata w/ toasted baguette. Tbh I thought the food items were quite expensive considering how much you get. There were two levels-- we went to the lower one where there was live music and some games. We had so much fun listening to the music, enjoying the view, snacking and drinking, and playing one of the board games from the register. I would definitely come again!

Beautiful winery with lovely staff! I had a wonderful time here except for one thing. It's a really large piece of property on a hill. I feel they can have their ordering system a bit more organized. If you're seated in the picnic tables down the hill and order food, you have to go uphill to pick it up. Also, wine flights can only be ordered uphill, downhill are the spritzers. What would be best is if they have QR code on the tables and you can order that way. If we were sitting uphill, we would've never known spritzers are downhill for example. That said, I really did enjoy their wines. I had a sweet wine flight which came with a complementary glass. I also had their Italian spritzer. As for food, they have a decently large menu for a winery. I had the grilled chicken wrap which was good and served warm. It's dog friendly, they have games like Jenga by the picnic tables, and they have fire pits too!

As soon as it gets warm out, I get that itch to visit Fox Hollow. Whether you're a big fan of wine or just want to grab a bite outside, Fox Hollow always satisfies any crowd I come with. From the second you come in, the staff is always so kind and helpful, especially if you choose to try a wine tasting experience. I personally can't wait for their White Derby wine to be for sale each year and adore the labels they come packaged with. They make great gifts as well! When I'm not wine tasting, I love to sit out on the lawn or at the fire pits to enjoy the live music they offer on weekends with a personal pie/pretzels that are on the more expensive side, but most definitely very satisfying. I also love how dog-friendly this spot is, as there are so limited spots you can enjoy frozen wine and bring your dog to.

The grounds are beautiful, plenty of seating but if you're a big group (4 or more) I'd suggest going early. The wine alone isn't my favorite but the spritzers are so good. The food is delicious. I only withheld a star because there's only port a potties. I feel like a large place that has food and alcohol should have real bathrooms. (The port a potties were clean though)

Great winery in south Jersey. Ample parking and easy to get to. Vineyard is gorgeous, lots of seating to sit and mingle. Few fire pits available. Wines were pretty good, wish there were more options however. Food was okay, just basics like margarita pizza, Jalepeno grilled cheese, nothing special. Great service overall. Definitely recommend if you're in the central/south Jersey area. Great place to chat.

Very good atmosphere during good weather. They have a decent selection of wines. They provide live music on weekends and have remodeled the downstairs (outdoor) area with additional tables, games like corn hole, and thee is an inside room down there now where you can buy and taste wines. I'll add to this when I don't have my dog and can go inside there. The servers there are all very personable and recommend according to your likes of wine (as they all should, but some places do not have the knowledge they should). All in all, I enjoy this place and others a few times a year.

Food is decent -- regular stuff like sandwiches, salads, and cheese platters. Out of all, I would recommend the cheese platters because it comes with a good variety of cheeses and some grapes. It's kind of a server your own place, so you have to go, get your stuff, and find a place to sit. The only negative is the fact you can't buy a bottle and have it while you're here, you have to have it off the premises, you can only have wine by the glass, which can get a bit pricey considering it's like $10+ a glass. Other than that, they allow leashed dogs, which is always an extra star in my book, and the view is awesome.

Beautiful winery in Jersey with flower garden, outdoor patio, and terrace games. Food was available from the chef in the kitchen and came out in a timely manner. The wine was alright, I wasn't too impressed with the Cabernet Sauvignon but everyone else enjoyed their whites. There is a lower terrace area with a hut that serves their spritzes and they serve an Italian Spritz which is a twist on the Aperol spritz that is worth any drive

This place was a bit of a let down. The vineyard is GORGEOUS. The wines are just not there for us. We tried white and red, dry and sweet. None of them hit the spot. Also a huge pet peeve for anyone who regularly visits a vineyard, their wine tasting is served in a flight. The server drops the four tastings and you never see them. No interaction, no explanation of vintage, grape, region, process... anything. You come, you pay, you drink your flight. This would not be a place we return to. Please, please, please bring back a traditional tasting to improve the guest experience.

So as usual this is one of the most beautiful winery's around. From the layout to the seating to the views it's spectacular. But I wouldn't be helping you guys out if I didn't tell you about some of the changes. The first time I came here I did a tasting with some friends and we got to pick wines from all over the menu . That has changed. They give you specific flights you can choose from now. I'm not a fan of this because I like to have a selection of dry and sweet and now I feel like you have to choose 4 of the same tasting things. I don't know what sparked this change but I hope it's changed slightly soon. Still love this place but don't like this new change.

I really enjoyed this winery. They had live music and fire pits. The wine was very good but food they offered was just ok. I would return again. I really liked the wine and chocolate tasting.

This winery was beautiful. They have a large outdoor patio and table seating area if you want to order food or wine. If you want to do the wine tasting, you go "inside" in the covered area. To be honest, it was much colder up there than I anticipated. It's on a hill and was about 5 degrees cooler than Old Bridge. We opted to do a flight and they offered crackers and water for in between. The wine was of a sweeter wine. I was happy to see they used some grapes from Cayuga county, although they grow the grapes on site. We ordered food, and they text when it is ready to come pick up. The food was ok but the scenery and wine made up for it. We bought a bottle of wine for the

Fox Hollow is a lovely place. I have been here a few times now when visiting my aunt who lives nearby. It's especially nice on the weekends when it's warm out as they have a large outdoor area and often have live music. All ordering takes place at the counter - there is no table service. Tips are cash only but they do take cards for purchases. I'm impressed with how much their food menu has expanded since I first started coming here. Their pretzels are super delicious - be sure to get those. I typically order various roses. I've also tried some of their red wines, frozen rose, and mulled wine on different occasions. It would be nice if you could open bottles on premises but I'm assuming there may be a specific reason that they don't offer that. Perhaps it's not allowed by law? I'm not sure. Their glasses of wine (and bottles) can be a bit pricey though. All of the workers I have come across here have been super friendly and knowledgable about their products. I also love that FHV is dog friendly - my aunt has several Golden Retrievers which we bring here on occasion and are always a hit with the workers as well as other customers. Although they're only allowed outside - no longer inside as they used to be - this may be due to the increased food menu. If I lived nearby, I would be here a lot - including regularly on a nice day for lunch and a glass of wine.

Very nice grounds for an afternoon, dogs welcome. Live music front and center. They offer tastings, small bites, and by the glass. Rather disappointing that bottles can't be opened on premises to drink--left spending $10/glass all day long. Prices in general were high; a tasting of 4 was $20 or so... which is usually half the price anywhere else. At the time, there was also a chocolate & rose pairing available which my friends really enjoyed. Overall, a nice selection of red & white wines... all on the dry side! Service was not overly warm, but adequate.

This winery was a fun place to stop. They close early at 6:30pm on Saturdays with live music from 2-5. We got there just after 5 so we missed the music, but the drummer in the band was closing up and was super friendly and chatted with us for a bit. To drink on site, you can only order wines by the glass. They have bottles for purchase, but they are only for taking home. Tastings end at 5:30 so we were able to squeeze in an order. We got one regular tasting and one chocolate tasting to share. For the tastings, you have to sit inside. The price includes a souvenir wine glass. The wines in the chocolate tasting were all very sweet. I was surprised because I felt the chocolate would have paired better with drier offerings. The chocolate was really good though and I enjoyed quite a few of the ganache fillings. For the regular tasting, they have about 20 different wines to choose from. They provide a sheet with helpful descriptions. One of the employees was kind enough to note the wines that were in the chocolate tasting so we could make sure not to repeat any, which was really appreciated. The staff here were very friendly. They have a ton of outdoor seating and lots of umbrellas for shade on sunny days. The view of the grounds was very pretty and they have some lovely flowers near the tasting section, which made for some nice pictures. I would love to come back earlier in the day to more leisurely enjoy the experience.

Looking over the rolling hills with outdoor seating and listening to a live musical performance, make this a great venue to sip wine and savor this 5 year old vineyard. Wine by the glass to enjoy the surroundings. Check it out!

Didn't know it wasn't kid friendly! Kind of annoying, I hope business is BOOMING with these stupid rules. should definitely make a family section!

4.5 Stars! On Friday March 19th, We spent a delightful sunny afternoon at Fox Hollow Vineyards. The winery had dessert wine and chocolate flights available for $22.00 pp. A Fox Hollow Vineyard glass was included. The riesling was my favorite. You could also purchase the chocolate online at www.chocolatelegends.com. Wines were available by the glass too. Beth assisted us with wines. We had the 2018 Barrel Aged Chardonnay and the 2019 Cabernet Franc by the glass.. These wines we had were on the dry side. The Barrel Aged Chardonnay was very interesting. It had a very lemony taste. We did enjoy a cheese box for two ($12.00) too! Lots of outdoor seating was available. Additional seating was available around fire pits. A large parking lot is available. Definitely would return to Fox Hollow Vineyards!

Very large outdoor space overlooking the vineyard. Pleasant experience sitting on the patio with a wine flight.

Our original plans were canceled. So we decided to check this place out. We came here on a Sunday close to closing time. That wasn't a good idea on our part. However, they accommodated us to the best of their ability since wine tasting was over and the kitchen was closing. However, we managed to order some food and frozen drinks. Next time, we need to come back during regular hours.

The wine at Fox Hollow is wonderful. They have multiple selections. Also, the staff is helpful and very friendly. We enjoyed a relaxing Sunday afternoon listening to live music and enjoying wine and chocolate. This place is heaven in Holmdel.

This place has a really nice vibe, especially on a nice day. The patio is so pretty and the whole area is so tranquil. In all honesty, the wine isn't the best but I think the location makes up for it. I've never been here during peak hours so I'm not sure how busy it gets but it's definitely a good spot to come with a group of friends. They have a pretty decent-sized menu with sandwiches, cheese platters, pizza, salad, etc.

I've only come here once so that is what my experience is based on, but boy was it crowded! One of the downsides is that you can't order wine by the bottle, so when the line is 30 min long like the day I went, it takes away from the experience. I would definitely try to avoid peak times so you can actually enjoy the vineyard and get enough drinks! I did the wine tasting and this was very nice. I really enjoyed their selection of wines and the tasting moved quickly despite the long lines for a la carte wine. I would like to come back when it isn't as crowded and try some food!

My neighbor told me about Fox Hollow and happy to say I finally went a couple of weeks ago. People who work there are so nice, and the atmosphere was great. Wine tasting was a lot of fun, but I wish you can pair it with food while you're doing it. Food was also very good, and I can't wait to go back. Highly recommend for a great night.

Choice of wines in a Wine Flight was great - light lunch available, also very good pairing with wine.

Tried to stop in today around 3:30 pm. Walked up to a somewhat rude ID checker. Showed her my ID in my group and then when I walked away she asked if she had seen my ID, to which I said yes and she said I don't remember and made me show it again. I'm 37, and this isn't Bar A at the jersey shore. I can appreciate doing your job but a little common sense may be in order. Especially after badgering the lady in front of us for her ID (50+) and making 100% sure she wasn't smuggling in any food, which she clearly wasn't. Walked in the line was 100 people deep MINIMUM. Immediately left. Do yourself a favor and go somewhere that is ready for a crowd on one of the last fall Saturdays we may have. People said the wait for wine was close to an hour & more importantly not worth the wait.

Got this as a gift (a few bottles) and it's not drinkable. More like vinegar. Thought it might be just a one bottle fluke, but alas, no. Just horrid. Management should check this out.

The nicest element was the fire pits which are knee-high, gas-fired, and set in large, stone squares. They get taken quickly, so arrive early to grab one. The band was also nice on the night of my visit. Lighting and ambiance was nice. The food wasn't that great. I would have preferred a good food truck. The best item was the pretzel bites, which were also nice for sharing. I was driving, so only drank a soda, but others with me were extremely disappointed with the wine, refusing to drink more than a few sips. Not good. Perhaps they chose poorly from the wine selection? The porta-potties and the plastic dinnerware were not things I associate with a classy venue. The management seems to overestimate their quality and value, which I would rate "meh" at best. This place could be better with a change of management and/or ownership and a new start. Come for the music and the fire pits. Take your chances with the menu offerings.

A few of their whites are passably okay. Their reds are downright bad, I would be stretching to describe them, at best, as vegetal. I would recommend allowing guests to sit inside when live music is a playing in the covered area. We tried and were told that the inside was only for tastings. I would understand on a busy day but there were only two tables taken in the whole place and none taken inside -_- After a while we were told we could come inside but the whole thing left a bad taste in our mouths, pun intended.

Hubby and I were in town for a wedding and we came here for a tasting. My sister met us here and we enjoyed some wine on the expansive outdoor space. I'll start by saying that the wines were not our favorites, a bit sweet for our tastes. But the vibe here is quite nice. The tasting i had came with chocolate pairing, which I enjoyed quite a bit. All and all, a good time even if the wines weren't our favorites.

I love it. Such a great relaxing place to go and enjoy a nice Sunday afternoon. The food is good . The menu is basic. Nothing crazy but the sandwiches and salads they have are pretty good.

I think the reviews for this place are lowered due to complaints that they don't allow children, and due to service. I can only say that I have been here twice during COVID restrictions, and both times we have felt very comfortable and had a wonderful time. First- if you are taking kids to a Vineyard, do your research in advance. Many places do allow children, but this one prefers to keep a more quiet adult experience. Just respect it and find a place more suitable for children. Second- we came only during off peak hours. It was peaceful and the views were beautiful. We ordered our food from the desk, and the food/drinks were served promptly. They have good COVID protocols in place (markings for distancing between seats, QR code menu, signage on distancing and masks). Food-we didn't eat the first time. During our second visit we had the jalapeño grilled cheese and caprese sandwich. Both were very good. The grilled cheese with the touch of spiciness was delicious. Wine- Well, I am not a wine connoisseur. I just enjoy a nice glass (or in the case of my last visit, cup of hot mulled wine) enjoying the outdoors views. Dogs are allowed outside. I wanted to do the chocolate/wine pairing tasting, but they will not serve it outside. So I skipped it, no problem.

Was a little septic to go try this winery because of the not so good reviews. Was pleasantly surprised when I visit today. Place is beautiful, wine tasting room is cozy and nice decorated. Outdoor was very nice too with live music and a couple of firepits. The only not so great points of this experience was the lack of options in the food department (special meats to go with wine and cheese) Regarding the wine, all the wine on the tasting was very young and dry, even the reds lack smoothness and body. Would be good if they add more options. We definitely go back

wooo hooo. What a treat of a place. Very easy to find. Plenty of parking. Nice even on a overcast day. GIrlll things you need to know before you go: 1. There is not much shaded area outside wear sunblock or hat if it's super hot 2. Fire pits are super cute place to gather but go fast - get there early to grab a spot 3. Wine by the bottle is only to go -- wine by the glass is to stay 4. The food is yummy - sandwiches mostly 5. You can do the tasting room alone - they have a cute bar where you can sit. Do not miss out I will for sure return. Melanie the bartender super fab taste tester expert was so sweet!! and amazingly helpful. She offered water and explained all the wines. Next time I plan to do the super cute chocolate pairing. I did have the jalapeno grill cheese -- it was supper yummy and appropriate for after wine! so happy that I picked Fox Hollow as my first wine stop it's going to be hard to match this one.

The atmosphere was lovely, but the wine tastings were disappointing. Instead of the wooden boards and glasses shown on the website, we got tiny plastic shot glasses in a plastic holder, plus a small bag of soup crackers. Surprisingly, the restrooms were porta potties. You can order food like pizza and finger foods, u bring to your table along with your wine after you get a table number. Wine by the glass costs $10 to $16 and is served immediately in a proper wine glass. There was a live band on Sunday from 2 to 5 PM. The vibe was relaxed, with people playing games and some even bringing their dogs on leashes.

Mom's day out! First time ever visiting a winery and I must say I liked this place. Upon looking up the location I noticed it was pretty close to me which was definitely a plus. We decided to try the chocolate and wine pairing first which I must say was pretty good, my friend and I liked 3 out of the 4 wines given and we're both chocolate lovers so we also enjoyed that addition to the flight. Next we did the traditional wine pairing which we got to choose 4 wines from a list given and out of the 4 we especially enjoyed two of the wines (2019 Petit Manseng & 2020 Traminette) The wine glass used for each flight were given to us to take home as a souvenir which I thought was a really nice gesture. We then decided to get some food which we both got flatbreads. I did the goat cheese and onion jam flatbread and my friend did the heirloom tomato flatbread. Both were very delicious and all the ingredients used was very fresh and tasty. We also each ordered a glass of wine which was one from the previous pairing we enjoyed. I did want to try their gourmet cheese platter but I didn't like the fact that they served everything in plastic containers and not on an actual board. The surroundings were very clean very pretty with lots of plants and flowers everywhere. However there wasn't any actually bathrooms though, there were a few portable bathrooms which were extremely well kept and clean so the idea of using it wasn't as bad. When we were about to leave we both got a bottle of wine to take home. We both got the 2020 Traminette. Overall really great experience and will definitely recommend.

While the place was beautiful I wouldn't come here again. No bathrooms - porta potties only. Staff all over the place was rude! The women who let you in, the food stands, the drink staff - I did not encounter a single nice employee here. Neither my friend or I enjoyed either of our drinks. The biggest issue was there was a cover fee - cash only - which wouldn't be a big deal except for how the woman at the door handled it. They really should post it on their website so people can come prepared with cash

So mostly I'd give my 4 stars do to the environment. Live music is always wonderful on there gorgeous patio. Great spot to hang with friends in the afternoon. I love the weekend mimosas with the fresh Oj. When doing wine tasting's although I love a good red I personally would steer towards the white wines. Give it a try and see what you like.

Absolutely thrilled with this local vineyard. The wine is flavorful and bright, and the changes made to the food recently have been perfect. Make sure to read the rules on the website (no one under 21 allowed) but if you're patient, you'll love the visit here.

Pros: Nice outdoor setup for a winery with tons of seating and umbrellas where were certainly appreciated on sunny summer afternoon. Live music most weekends it seems. Dog friendly. Cons: Wines and food were ordered at a counter; no table service and the line was quite long most times. Wines were $12 a glass which was a bit pricey and you are not allowed to buy bottles for consuming on the grounds - only to take home (pricey given bottles are $25-$30 each). I had the Deco rose which was supposed to be dry, but it was too sweet for me. Bathrooms were porta-potties. No outside food (understand this) or water (at least allow for BYO water!), and no children.

Had a great sat with friends here!! The place is huge, they allow dogs, lots of outdoor seating with plenty of social distancing, they have food. Due to COVID they're only doing wine by the glass, no tasting available. They had five options to choose from: 2 reds, 1 white, a rose and a cider. We tried the Riesling and the reds and the wines were delicious. I had the Riesling and it was floral and light, not dry and just very refreshing and tasty. We also got pizzas and they were delicious!

This beautiful place could be so much more! Their rules were insane when we went there early fall. (I hope they changed some of the restrictions by now). They did not SELL by the BOTTLE ??? What ?!?! Weird because all this did was cause the lines to be obnoxiously long! And we had to keep going back for more. Not relaxing at all. We did visit again in the later fall and were told that we could taste inside, but had to then leave our inside table and freeze outside to eat THEIR food ! But then when we were done eating, we had to go back inside to finish our tasing. Beautiful grounds and the wines were good - but Not very "consumer friendly"!

For a nice place that does not have cheap prices, you'd think they have bathrooms... but nope, your only choice is a dirty porta potty. Food and wine are mediocre. Good place for 21 yr olds who don't mind below-average amenities but not ideal for a mature crowd looking for an upscale atmosphere. Otherwise, it does have beautiful scenery and has great potential to be better.

I think this is one of the cheapest wine tastings I've been to. $12 to try 5 different types of wines. This place is a bit of the beaten path seeing as you take a gravel dirt road for a while until you hit the vineyard. I went with a group of 5 on a Sunday around 2:20 PM. We didn't have to wait and were able to go straight up to the counter to start. I thought the wine glass was a bit on the smaller side and it has a mark where they need to stop pouring. I've been to other places with a more generous pour. We also ordered meats and cheeses with our wine. I thought tm they would present it to you on a wooden cutting board/charcuterie board. Nah it comes out of a plastic take out container. While the prosciutto and cheese come from something prepackaged that looks like I could of picked it out from ShopRite. Presentation aside, the cheeses really had some interesting flavors. My favorite was the apricot jam on the cheese. The grapes were also fresh and sweet. I think my favorite wine I had was the pink flamingo rosé. There is outdoor seating with fire pits but they were all taken. This place is also pet friendly. I brought my dog and everyone was very responsible with their pets. On leash and close.

This is a nice place to go, on a nice day that is local and you don't want to go far. They have several reds, a few rose, and a couple of whites. They have seasonal wines but you have to check on when those are offered. There are also wine slushies available. They have bands so check the schedule. Overall a nice place to sit and relax away from home. They have pre-made sandwiches that they put on a panini press. Go early in the day to make sure you get what you want! They were down to two choices by 4pm. Same with the large cheese platters. Hopefully they make only so much per day or else those folks on Sunday are really going to be mad! The gentleman we had serving us was a little slow and not able to multitask and his demeanor could have been a little nicer. Other people behind the counter were smiling while going about the same business. He also gave us the wrong information regarding the availability of wine. Apparently, they were out of a wine the previous week and had restocked. We found that out when returning for a second round and another gentleman assisted us. Boy were my friends annoyed at that as that one was their preferred choice. At least they were able to get it after all. They will bring the sandwiches out to you as they take a few mins especially if its crowded. You can buy a bottle of wine but you cannot drink it while you are there. Also, there is no smoking on the premises-not at the tables, or in the parking lot. They do allow dogs as we saw plenty of them there.

I can't believe this place has three stars so I had to share my experience. I came here one month ago to visit with dear friends that I hadn't seen in awhile. The winery is in the middle of a big beautiful field and if someone took me here on a date I would marry them instantly. It was a slightly chilly Friday evening, but they had blankets and fire pits. SO CUTE! Unfortunately, I think it was too windy for the fire pits to be lit. I was greeted so warmly by everyone that worked here. I even felt like a human after years in LA where robot vibes have become the norm for me. It was kind of shocking. I arrived a little earlier than my friends so I was able to give my full attention to the awesome blues band while I sipped my smooth refreshing pink wine. I hadn't heard such a soulful singer in person in a long time and she was dressed to kill. I don't know much about wine past the basics, but I've had my fair share. The Cabernet was different from anything I've tasted before and reminded me of brandy. I also had the pepperoni pizza which I loved.

5/22/22 $12 glasses of wine only. No bottle sales unless your taking it home. Tons of new rules too like no kids etc.

Nice place to have a cup of wine and some food. They have wine tastings or wine and chocolate tastings. It's a beautiful area to drink, relax and take in the views.