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Bellview Winery

4.4 (67 reviews)
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Open • 10:00 am - 6:00 pm

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Christine H.

Come for the vibes, not (necessarily) the wine. Overall, this winery has a really good atmosphere, but I found the wine to be quite mediocre. My family (5ppl) and I came on Monday (Labor Day). I made a reservation in case, but the place had a lot of seating available. This is not to say that this place was empty, because it was definitely quite busy. But they just have a LOT of outdoor seating space with shade and umbrellas. There's also a stage which I assume is for live music. They have to-go cheese boards that are a bit underwhelming. But I'm sure because it's prepackaged for Covid safety precautions, it's a lot less impressive than it could be. I appreciate the health measures in place for this area though! (Only one person per party allowed inside, masks required indoors, etc). My family got 2 variety tastings, 2 sweet, and I got the dry red tasting. I'm a big fan of reds, but the 4 I got in my tasting were....very average. My aunt and cousin felt the same way about the variety. I think the sweet tasting was a bit more appreciated, but overall, the wine here isn't fantastic, in my opinion. They do give you an ample amount of wine for the tasting, although it is $8 for 4 wines. Again, I really liked the atmosphere here. You can bring your own snacks and hang out. It's super beautiful! However, if I could bring my own wine here I would too (lol). Worth a visit if you have a free afternoon and you are nearby!

Gouda And Honey Board
Heather R.

How have I never written a review of Bellview? I have been visiting this winery since they originally opened. This is the winery that first made me realize what NJ wine could be. I have always been a fan of their dry reds. I have attended countless events and private family parties here. My brother had his wedding reception here as well. We stopped by on a rainy day Sunday 1.22.23. We had a Dry White Flight simply because I am already familiar with the Reds. We also ordered glasses of Merlot , Chambourcin, a Honey Gouda and an Italian Platter. We sat on the heated side porch and just relaxed for a bit. Wine and service is still excellent. I am looking forward to attending some events this Spring/Summer when the beautiful weather returns. There is nothing more enjoyable than sipping wine with your feet in the grass, music playing, and the sun shining down.

One of my favorite wineries, have to go back! Really good wine, a bit of a wait to get back in to line but the treats and drinks are worth it! We loved the food trucks! It's a beautiful spot for a nice afternoon in the summer

Things that happen at Bellview. A good use of the wallet!
Kathleen D.

Oh, man. What an experience. So here's the story. Bellview's Fiesta wine stole my soul a long time ago, and I always have one on hand for any occasion. It's such a versatile, perfected grape and cranberry-mixed wine. Well, last week I went to pick up some bottles from Wegmans, and they were all sold out! I was so bummed. And then I remembered: I can drive to the winery! I then checked their website to grab their hours and noticed that this weekend was the Winter Wine Weekend! Such great timing. Good thinking, brain. My good vino friend and Yelper, Shannon C., and I made the trek down to Landisville in the snow, ice and low visibility, but luckily made it alive, parked, and were greeted by a "People Love Us On Yelp" sticker and a friendly man throwing salt down on the walkway. We then stepped in to the cozy, surprisingly expansive winery. It looks much smaller from the outside. We each paid $5 for a tasting of eight wines and were attended to by Matt, who was incredibly detailed in describing each of our (often varying) choices. I had to pick wisely as their selections were vast (as in, no "trying" Fiesta.) I actually skipped over all but one wine from the fruit section, but only because I had tried them at the Jersey Fresh Wine Festival last fall and knew I loved them. I didn't get a chance to try the dry reds nor the semi-sweet wines, in favor of a couple dry whites, a sparkling, and the entire speciality box. By the end of our adventure, I had tried the Traminette 2012, Jersey Devil White, Cranberry, Lettizzia (sparkling), Winter Spice (served piping hot from a crock pot), Cristallina (ice wine), Dandelion, and their Port. The Dandelion was beyond the normal levels of sweet -- it was almost too sweet for me -- but definitely an experience of its own. Make sure to try it -- if only to say you drank a weed. As an added bonus, they let you keep the glasses. I purchased bottles of Fiesta (obviously), Cranberry, Jersey Blues, Lettizzia, and Winter Spice, and we later sat in the area above the tasting section and relaxed for a bit. Bellview also has a nice and clean bathroom, in case you were interested. I'll definitely be making a trip back here, to see the grounds when they aren't blanketed by snow, and to try the semi-sweet wines. This is a top-notch operation with high quality offerings, and my only source of sadness is the fact that it's a 45-minute drive away!

Evan M.

The diversity of NJ is remarkable, as you can be on the packed Atlantic City boardwalk enjoying the beaches and the casino resorts, and within a half hour drive you can be in rural, NJ farmland. I recently visited Bellview Winery for the first time and it was quite enjoyable. First of all, the tasting room is modern, super cute, and the wine tastings, as well as the cheese/food pairings, are very reasonably priced. I learned that Bellview exclusively uses its own farmed grapes for its wines. the grounds are lovely and peaceful; the people are friendly and a pleasure to chat with. Wine tastes are so subjective I won't make a suggestion, but I did walk out with an easy drinking red, "NJ Devil" that would work really nicely as a base for Sangria. Check the schedule for various music and food cart events.

Sweet and variety flights
Gabby I.

Was in the area and looking for a place to kill some time before heading back home. Found this place with a quick Google search! The girls working were super sweet. We ended up getting the sweet and variety wine flights. The sweet was definitely my favorite! I'm a sweet wine person, and I would get 3/4 bottles of the samples they provided. The variety flight had a repeat from the sweet flight. Only thing I would improve is if they served the flights in wine glasses. This was my first time getting a flight served in plastic cups. But all in all, it was great as the flights were cheap ($8) as well as the bottles (most sweet were $12)!

Cranberry wine overlooking vineyards....
J V.

Great atmosphere, friendly staff and lush vineyards. What else is there to say? Great wine!!!!

The Bellview Tasting Room
David M.

Driving through New Jersey, I am en route to AC with a co-worker. The last thing you expect to see is a winery. Being from California and a wine geek, I thought it would be fun to stop and try what passed for wine back here. After all, there are wineries in all 50 states though not all of them are good. We see Bellview and stop for a break. The tasting room is nice and better than I expected. You are able to walk out through their processing area and take a look at their small operation. The girl working the tasting room is cute and surprisingly knowledgeable about wine. She knows quite a bit about east coast wine. I learn that southern New Jersey was recently classified as it's own AVA. New Jersey grew the most grapes in the US prior to prohibition. Wow. They offer a variety of grapes I have never heard of. There are 1000's of varietals in the world and they have chosen to grow only what the land and climate will allow. This is how winemaking is supposed to be done. I tried many varietals I had never even heard of. These included Ives, Chambourcin and Lemberger. They had some fruit wines as well which were quite nice. The most odd item of all was dandelion wine. Apparently, this is an old family recipe and is common in the area. It is good, unique and a real conversation item to bring to a dinner party (to pair with dessert). When it comes to price, I am blown away. The wines range from $9 to $14 per bottle. I snatch up a case without even thinking. With a case discount, it is even less. The wines are nothing earth shattering, but for the money they are awesome everyday wines and an excellent value. Many are big enough to stand up to flavorful beef dishes. For the rest of the trip, I ache for the fun wine we had and for the cute tasting room manager. When we get to New York, it is shipped home for later consumption. When I get home, I try a bottle with a steak just to make sure it was not a fluke. Nah, it was not. Great wine at an excellent price point. My only gripe is they cannot ship out of state. This is New Jersey law. The winery will help you pack the wine for travel, that is all they can do. They are working on getting the government to allow shipping to other states. When they do, I will be ordering my share.

Angela H.

5 bucks for an 8 wine selection tasting...yes, please! The outside of the building is misleading since it looks like a dentist office but inside has a much more friendlier appearance. They have wine themed merchandise and a small bistro styled area for a tasting menu of meats with cheeses. No full meal selections though. I was surprised that I enjoyed their wine so perhaps my expectations were lower. I'd gladly return or buy a bottle.

Now this is how I like to spend my Saturday :)

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We have been going since it was a tiny winery, llove they they are pet friendly, events are fun

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The wine is great but staff could be friendlier. Nice atmosphere outside. What? No ice at a winery??? Is it too much to ask for???

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Amalthea Cellars Farm Winery

4.7(72 reviews)
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Owner and staff are super friendly. The backstory to this vineyard is amazing and worth stopping in…read moreto hear the stories. The reds are some of the most spectacular I've had. A total hidden gem. Seasonal and barrel tastings as well as guided tastings with very knowledgable and friendly staffers. Outdoor seating on a brick patio, gas fire pits, pet and family friendly - it's all about the wine here. No kitchens or lines of food trucks... just a simple, chill atmosphere. In the Spring & Summer, I'm out under the trees listening to the birds and reading a book enjoying some crisp whites. Fall & Winter, inside by the wood stove and mixing it up with the staff and visitors. One of the friendliest spots in the area. Truly some of the best wines on either coast. Be sure to join the wine club for amazing opportunities to bundle & save.

Came back to pick up our Futures purchase and participate in anothe wine tasting…read more The tasting experience was terrific, sitting in tables in a small building. We were seated at tables while the different wines we introduced, along with some great history and a little humor. After this program we moved to another room where we could taste a variety of wines, using the little bag of wooden tokens. Next came another tasting red wines, followed by the whites. All in all, a well orchestrated and well planned experience. We will return to pick up our new Futures purchase - but definitely will return before that occasion - during warm weather so we can sit outside and enjoy the scenery.

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Amalthea Cellars Farm Winery - There's 10-12 various sized tables in the wine cellar. Tables have table cloths, and candles. A nice ambiance!

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Terra Nonno Vineyard & Winery

4.6(5 reviews)
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We did 2 flights of wine (one whites, one reds) good sampling. Tried Cabernet, Chambourcin,…read moreBlaufrankish, Traminette, and Chardonnay and a blend. Spoke with AJ who was welcoming and very knowledgeable about the grapes, wines, and winemaking processes. He made sure we had priority seating and even walked to the vines with us to discuss growing season. We went on a Sunday and there was live music, customers were up and dancing, there was a food truck, and it looked like a private party was going on. A little rain could not dampen the vibe here.

I am so surprised by the lack of reviews for this business. Our stop by on Sunday afternoon was so…read moreenjoyable. First off, the building is gorgeous, as is the outside deck and patio. The extra covered seating is less upscale, but provides loads of space for big crowds. We came earlier in the afternoon around 1:30pm, when they were first opening. This allowed us to get Adirondack chairs on the patio close to the live music performer. The deck and patio filled up by 3:00pm almost completely. It seemed like 50% had reservations and 50% were walk ups. All the drinks we had were really delicious. There was one bottled sangria, and the rest came in carafes. We tried the blueberry lemonade, strawberry lemonade, and the peach tea. My personal favorite was the strawberry lemonade, but all were great. My cousin tried the wine slushees and seemed to like all three, but didn't finish the strawberry banana. Who knows if it was just all too tasty, maybe?! We also ordered fries and chicken quesadillas from the food truck on site. This was a great addition to our day of sangria tasting and I was surprised at how tasty it was. It did take about 20-25 minutes to come out though. Finally, the staff was very kind and attentive. They come around to pick up empty glasses, but you need to order inside at the bar area. There are two gender neutral bathrooms inside there as well.

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