Located in Mays Landing, NJ, Balić Winery makes more than 27 award winning fine hand crafted wines with the European accent. Descendants of early settlers of Mays Landing planted Balić Winery, a vineyard since the early 1900's. Savo Balić, a former vine-grower from the Adriatic Sea, migrated to the United States. In 1966, he fulfilled his lifelong desire to bring European accent to the American winemaking scene by acquiring the 57-acre vineyard.

Savo's ancestral knowledge and experience has enabled him to produce wines of superior quality. In 1993, Savo's nephew, Bojan Boskovic arrived from Europe to carry on the tradition of the Family. Bojan's European winemaking knowledge and experience combined with Mr. Balić's  expertise enhances the authenticity of the Balić Chateau in America.
  
 

Named for the red-tail hawks that live in their vineyard, Coda Rossa Winery is a New Jersey winery located in the heart of Franklinville, that features both New Jersey and California wines. 

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Come visit their beautiful vineyard and enjoy an afternoon of wine tasting or a relaxing stroll through the vines. Weather permitting, their outdoor patio provides a gorgeous view of the entire vineyard and breath-taking sunsets.

DiMatteo Vineyards and Winery is located in a major farming area in the Outer Coastal Plains American Viticultural Area of Southern New Jersey. The soil and climatic conditions of this area produce some of the best wines on the Eastern Seaboard. You don't have to take their word for it. The awards and accolades they've won on the world stage speak volumes for their quality and consistency. DiMatteo Vineyards invites you to come and taste it for yourself! Their tasting room is located at 951 8th Street in Hammonton, NJ. Their wines can also be purchased online and shipped to California, Missouri, North Carolina, New Hampshire, New Jersey and Florida.

John and Debra Basile purchased their farm in 2009 to start their winery. John is the Wine Maker. John is a 4th generation home wine maker who has been sharing his wine with friends and family for over 20 years. He is a scientist by trade and has a great passion for wine making. Debra's degree is in Agricultural Economics and Environmental Science. They are a great team, have been married for over 25 years and have 5 children. John and Debra have always dreamed of living off the land and enjoy the challenge of the vineyard!

The Cape May peninsula has a unique climate. For the tender European wine grapes (Vitis vinifera), the Mid-Atlantic region is hostile: too cold, too humid, and too rainy. But lower Cape May's climate is moderated by two large bodies of water, the Atlantic Ocean and the Delaware Bay. The configuration and climate parallels a famous French wine-growing region, the Bordeaux, which lies between the Atlantic and the lower Gironde River. Like the the area known as the Medoc, Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, and Sauvignon Blanc do very well in this climate. 

Plagido's Winery prides themselves with not only being a family owned business that treats our customers like family but also, by doing things right. All grapes that are used in their wines are Estate Grown. They plant, trim, pick and nurture their grapes. Their wines are fermented on premise in Hammonton, NJ in either stainless steel or oak. Stop by and you will think that you were transported to a different place and time, where wine was an art form and when wine enthusiasts were educated by frequenting the source!

Southwind Vineyard & Winery was founded over 40 years ago by Fred and Jeannie Allen. Nestled in the hundred acre wood, they built their home and dressage barn for horses with love.Today Lorre Allen and her family continue that tradition inviting friends and family to taste the fruits of their labor from the vineyard at Cumberland County's ONLY winery!

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While serious Bordeaux style reds are the specialty of the house, Southwind also serves some sweeter varieties like their famous grape soda style wine - Grape Kiss and more popular white wines such as Chardonnay and white blends so that everyone may find something they enjoy here.

Summit City Winery opened its doors in 2014, featuring a state of the art tasting room. They offer over 30 varieties of wine made with locally grown grapes and fruit along with all kinds of fresh fruits and vegetables in season. Summit City Farms was established in 1922 as "Boulevard Orchards" by Gaetano DeEugenio on a 7 acre farm in Glassboro, NJ. The father and three sons grew mainly mushrooms along with a variety of fruits and vegetables. Today the operation has expanded to over 500 acres of peaches, nectarines, apples, and various vegetables under the direction of Lewis DeEugenio Sr. and Lewis DeEugenio Jr. and his wife Leila DeEugenio. The farm also includes a stable with indoor riding arena and acres of pasture. 

Villari Vineyards is a 4th generation, family-owned and operated farm located in southern New Jersey with a passion to produce the most irresistible wines the state has to offer. Following industry best practices in both their vineyard management and wine making processes, they ensure the highest quality and consistency in every sip of their final product. Their hand-crafted selection of wines is suited for a variety of palates and is the perfect accompaniment to any dish. 

Villari Vineyards is located in the Outer Coastal Plain, which boasts some of the most favorable grape growing conditions on the East Coast. The vineyard has been sustainably owned, farmed and managed by their family for over 90 years. Just as their ancestors enjoyed the fruits of their labor with their loved ones, they invite you to enjoy the fruits of theirs – a little taste of an American dream that began four generations ago.

In early 2004 Dan and Heather decided to start a vineyard and winery. They leased some land from Dan’s family who had been farming in Mickleton for over a century, planted some grapes and hoped for the best! Twelve years, 18 – 25 wines, and three little boys later, they are still moving forward with all the energy and creativity they started with! The name, by the way, came from the old wagonhouse on the Brown family farm. The idea was to build a tasting room someday, modeled after that very building. Ironically enough, the building that is NOW their tasting room was once the site of the original wagonhouse for the farm located at 1401 Route 45!