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| During the weekend after Thanksgiving, the Garden State Wine Growers Association and participating wineries will host the New Jersey Holiday Wine Trail Weekend. This event is the perfect conclusion to 2024 New Jersey Wine Month, which takes place from November 1 through November 30. Wineries across the state have compiled a diverse lineup of events and activities designed to cater to a wide range of interests and tastes. Participants can explore holiday bazaars and peruse craft vendors, cozy up by fire pits while indulging in delectable offerings from food trucks, groove to live music, get their picture taken with Santa, try their luck in raffles, and much more, all while enjoying the exceptional wines of New Jersey amidst the scenic vineyards. And make sure to pick up a bottle of wine or two for your holiday table! For
a list of New Jersey wineries and to learn more about the 2024 Holiday
Wine Trail Weekend events taking place, please visit our website
for a calendar of events at New Jersey wineries.
 “The holiday season is all about meaningful moments shared with loved ones, “ says Devon Perry, Executive Director of the Garden State Wine Growers Association. “Every New Jersey winery is family-owned, so what better place to spend time with family and friends as you support local growers and small businesses by visiting one of our Garden State wineries? The New Jersey Holiday Wine Trail Weekend offers a conveniently located festive weekend that provides the perfect opportunity to uncover the hidden treasures of New Jersey’s wine country!” With over 60 wineries and vineyards in four distinct American Viticultural Areas, there’s always a New Jersey winery nearby. The four American Viticultural Areas (AVA) are the Warren Hills AVA, the Cape May Peninsula AVA, the Central Delaware Valley AVA and the Outer Coastal Plain AVA. Vineyards across New Jersey grow more than 80 grape varieties, including Cabernet Sauvignon, Cabernet Franc, Pinot Noir, Riesling, Sangiovese, Albarino, and Chardonnay. New Jersey’s wineries also produce a wide array of fruit wines, and New Jersey is one of the top producers of wine in the country. About
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