Great place, the Black Feather Chard is really very lovely, as is the NJ Chard. Sooo much better than other local wines. The cozy atmosphere is great, the entertainment top notch, and being able to bring your own food is awesome and price conscious too. Highly recommend the Dog, living here almost 30 years, wish we had found it sooner. read more

We spent a beautiful afternoon here - the outdoor area is spacious though you need to bring your own lawn chairs, blankets, and there is limited shade. They do a wine tasting and also offer wine flights of 3, 4, or 5 different wines. The traminette was sweet and refreshing and one of my favorites. I also tried the riesling which was not as sweet as some rieslings are but also not super tart. The sunrise blush was also nice. Finally, the berry and mango peach sangria were both delicious and perfect for a hot day. There are some limited food and snack options - there's a deli food truck out back. Most people brought their own snacks. read more

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I signed up for a sea glass Christmas tree art night with my friend. Having never been to this winery before. It was dark and winter but I'd imagine in the summer it's a beautiful view of the vineyard. The staff are so friendly and helpful. They offered samples before we picked wines to taste, offered to take photos of us. The workshop was fun and unique. The wines, delicious. Blueberry was a favorite. Parking lot is large, you get a discount if you pay with cash. Clean, and nicely decorated winery. They had a cute store with nice Christmas baskets and decor. They let us bring our own snacks, cheese tray and water bottles (I read in previous reviews they weren't allowed outside drinks but no one said anything about our water bottles). They had live music (it was a Friday night). Everything was a decent price, even the art night ($35 where other places charge $45 and up) I definitely recommend and I'll be back soon. read more

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I've been to this winery twice. It's a nice winery that's local and the wines are decent. While I wasn't overly impressed with the wines, it was nice scenery and it was a nice way to enjoy a beautiful day. The staff was helpful in selecting wines and there had been food trucks both times. I'm giving this 3 stars now because my friend and I went yesterday and we had a red wine that was suggested. The server described it as a little "zingy". The sample we had of it tasted okay enough for us to get a bottle to share. The issue came when we poured the bottle, it didn't taste the same. It was weirdly fizzy and not enjoyable, however we bought the bottle so we took our time and powered through it. This was not a wise decision. Both my friend and I are experiencing food poisoning symptoms that started a few hours after that wine. Extreme nausea, diarrhea, etc. It's the only thing that we had shared that would cause us both to be sick. I've never had this experience before. I would give that wine negative stars if I could. I'm still giving this place 3 stars because there are other wines and it's a good place to hang out with friends to enjoy the day. They probably need to remove that strange fizzy red wine from their menu though. read more

We stopped here on a Sunday afternoon with our friends. We were greeted with a smile at the counter. He explained everything and we all chose a tasting. We were moved to the tasting room and greeted by a very nice lady. I'm sorry I forgot her name. She explained each wine we tried and had some good stories for some of the wines. All the wines were terrific. After the tasting we chose to buy a bottle and enjoy it while we ate lunch. The Legends food truck was on site and the steak sandwich we had was very good. The portions were big. The building is a cool place. The tables are barrels with nice size tops on them. I only live 3 miles from here and never went. I will definitely be back. read more

Night off the bat weird vibe. They don't allow outside beverages, bottles water a half drank already beverage you have like a fast food or iced coffee cup. I was extremely disappointed in the wine. I did a tasting and nothing tasted like how i expected. The place is cute with lots of seating inside and outside and live music. Bring your own food and relax here for a few hours for sure but I wouldn't say go just for the wine. read more

Working Dog Winery - Wineries Near Me - Robbinsville, New Jersey

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This winery is such a hidden gem! I love coming here, trying all the different reds and going to a tasting led by one of their friendly staff members (and coming home with a complimentary wine glass!). They've also got food trucks, live music and a lot of nice places to sit. If I had one complaint? The bathrooms are tiny, and there's always a long line to use it. But other than that, Working Dog is always a great time. read more

The best winery in the area. Super chill with bringing your own food which is much preferred than having to buy something from a food truck. you obviously cannot bring your own liquor. I wish they would allow you to bring your own water. not sure why this is not allowed. dogs are welcome and its great to see such a chill vibe here. music offered on the weekends which add to the ambiance. High recommend. read more

Working Dog Winery and Vineyard does a wonderful job welcoming their customers with a beautiful venue, music, food truck, but also allowing you to bring your own food and of course, they allow dogs! There's a space for everyone at Working Dog! Several inviting rooms outside, a shady porch in the summer, and large grassy area between the main building and the vineyards. Employees have always been knowledgeable and helpful! Our last visit we learned, from the man helping us with our tasting, about the Open Source co-op wine. We collected bottles from all but one winery and had a wine pairing dinner with friends. We love NJ wines and the Open Source brings NJ wines to a new level for us. read more

Working Dog Winery - Our, not working dog, at Working Dog on a beautiful Summer day - Wineries Near Me - Robbinsville, New Jersey

Great wines, nice venue, music might be a bit loud for casual conversations. Lots of rules based on experience with thoughtless visitors. I was there when someone was having a birthday party. Food and cake was everywhere and they left a mess, hence no parties. No kids or dogs either which is a blessing. You get a glass if you buy a tasting, but no glasses if you want to open a bottle there to enjoy. They charge a small amount for a glass, but its free advertising if they take it home. Also a weird rule about not bringing any water bottles in. They check your cooler before entering. read more

Was skeptical about coming here because of the mixed reviews of everyone talking about their crazy list of rules, but I'm so glad I decided to come & bring my mom with me because we had the best time! We ended up doing the tasting, and our guide Lindsay/Lindsey(sp?) was very knowledgeable about all of the wines, ensuring we had enough information before making our selections. The current tasting includes 5 samples, a bottle of water, and a keepsake glass. Both my mom and I ended up buying two bottles each afterwards, and sat outside to enjoy the scenery and fresh air on their covered patio area while some live music was playing. You can also bring your own lawn chairs if you want to sit under the sun and they have a few snacks to buy there, options from a food truck, or it looked like some people brought their own small items to munch on too. Dogs and children were also welcome. We'll definitely be back read more

Working Dog Winery - Wine tasting - Wineries Near Me - Robbinsville, New Jersey

Stoped in the working dog as we passed through town and had a wonderful pit stop. We purchased a bottle and sat outside to take in the vineyard scene. They have a large selection inside and we're happy to recommend a flavor to taste. The bottle came with 2 glasses to keep as a souvenir. read more

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It turns out that if you go to a winery that literally has "dog" in their name but it's raining all day, you will see NO canine chums. A very sad state of affairs, but I certainly don't blame the winery for that. I do think going forward I would hesitate to go to a winery in rainy conditions unless I absolutely had to - you can tell this place is probably gorgeous outside on a sunny day, but we weren't able to take advantage of that. I came here with my cousin chums yesterday afternoon for a few hours. It's conveniently located in that it's roughly equidistant between us, a few minutes off the Turnpike and pretty easy to find with some GPS assistance. We were one of the few customers/guests there when we showed up around noon, but it did actually fill up a bit as the afternoon progressed. The interior area is interesting. There is a TON of taxidermy on the walls, which is not something I associate with wineries, but this is kind of an odd area of Jersey so not entirely out of character, I suppose. The tasting room to the left was very spacious and comfortable; again, if we'd had the choice of spending time outside in the sun we would have, but this wasn't a terrible alternative. Many reviewers have mentioned the rules, and deservedly so. We'd all looked through them beforehand, and there are some VERY specific restrictions. I'm used to seeing a list of rules/instructions from wineries that clearly were written in response to some rowdier parties, but based on this compilation, it seemed like they had the Birthday Party From Hell at some point, featuring hoagies, kites and baseball bats. I've never seen anything like it. I will say though that, having actually been on the premises, I didn't feel like I was burdened by the rules, per se - yes, they are framed and displayed in a few areas (see attached), but I also expected one or two employees to sort of embody that mindset, and I didn't get that vibe, thankfully. Everyone was very pleasant and professional. There was an older gentleman outside I think overseeing the parking situation (it's pretty informal and mostly on the grass, so it does require a little direction at times), and he told me as part of his introductory script, "We only have one rule - to have fun." Sir, I saw the rule about the hoagies. Not true. Nice guy though. We decided to do the $18 tasting, which I thought was reasonably priced, especially when you take into account that a) you got a solid list of options to choose from, b) a bottle of water and c) a free winery glass to take home. I think that's one of the better tasting packages I've encountered, so kudos to them. The young woman who handled our tasting was very nice and accommodating (at one point, my one cousin chum asked if we could take a break to eat some of our charcuterie we'd brought in, and we were told it wasn't an issue since the place was still pretty empty), and was well equipped with descriptions and preferences for the wines she was showcasing. I DO think though that they need to have palate cleanser on hand for the tasting that goes beyond the bottle of water. I'd have free water at the actual tasting, along with some wine crackers. I don't think it's a coincidence that my favorite wine (the Traminette) was the first one I had - my palate was the cleanest for that. This is a personal palate preference for sure, but I just wasn't a fan of the wines. Even the Traminette to me (while definitely perfume-y with a distinct citrus note) seemed too light and bland, and that was a general impression I got from all of the wines I tried, including one of the Ugly Duckling sweet wines and the Chambourcin. It could be the soil in this area of the state, which is probably a bit sandier than what I'm used to from the northern area (I grew up in northern Hunterdon so I have a lot of experience with Alba Vineyard in Finesville, which is basically in the Appalachian foothills), but I didn't like any of them to the point where I thought it was worth bringing a bottle home. I also think it's a huge unforced error on Working Dog's part not to have some type of eating options on the premises, even just a fridge with some informal charcuterie options. This area is totally devoid of any legit eating destinations (I even asked a native of nearby Allentown if he had any recs for a post-winery meal and he simply replied, "No.") so you're basically putting the onus on your customers to ensure that they pack their own provisions for a trip here. That to me is the most obvious and easiest element to improve. This wasn't a terrible experience by any means and I always enjoy sipping some vino with my cousin chums whilst discussing Frasier reruns, but I'd be reluctant to come back given my tepidness on the wine and the lack of food. read more

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This was a really nice winery to sit down and relax at. I really enjoyed their closed in patio!

Very lovely winery to spend an afternoon. The property is beautiful with outdoor seating overlooking the vineyard. They also have indoor seating as well. $18 comes with a wine tasting of 5 different wines and the wine glass. You can also purchase wine by the pour or the bottle. The wine tasting was fun because we got to try before we bought the bottle. This place allows you to bring your own food (because they don't sell food here) so my friend and I made a charcuterie board and enjoyed our time at the vineyard! Friendly staff as well! read more

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I had such a fun time at working dog winery with some friends yesterday. There was live music and amazing vibes throughout the afternoon. We did a wine tasting and got bottles of our favorite red and white to share. I normally go for reds but I really enjoyed the Traminette. It was light and had a clean finish. Our favorite red was the marechal Foch. I normally prefer cabs but this red stole the show. We were able to bring our own snacks so I set up a little picnic on the grass for the group. I would highly recommend bringing chairs or mats to set up and then snacks to pick on during the day. It was such a fun time. Next time I'll bring my puppy, he would love it here! read more

Working Dog Winery - Wine menu - Wineries Near Me - Robbinsville, New Jersey

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Came here recently with my wife and some friends and we really enjoyed ourselves! We parked right on the grass outside the winery and wandered inside to order a bottle. They have special souvenir glasses that you get to keep (for maybe $2 a glass - my friend treated us so I can't recall the exact number) and there's a really nice patio area where you can hang out and look at the vineyards. We tried a couple of different types of wine. First, the blueberry wine was very tasty, so I definitely recommend that one :) The Syrah was not as good - we all were a little disappointed, I think. We didn't run into any issues with the rules but they do seem a little restrictive to me (we can't bring our own water?). Also, I wish it was open a little later on the weekends since closing at 6 PM seems a bit early. But I can't say I go to a ton of wineries so maybe that's a normal closing time :) Overall, we would definitely come back here! read more

We did a wine tasting for $18/person, which included a wine glass and bottle of water. Everyone at the winery was very friendly and helpful. Bought a bottle of our favorite from the tasting, and hung out to enjoy the live music and nice outdoor scenery. There is an indoor air conditioned section also. Got dinner from a food truck on site, which had mostly seafood options. Food was very tasty! read more

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We used to go to the winery from time to time for years. The wine was always decent, the lawn is a nice place to relax etc. That being said, we have a young child. We were traveling from our home in PA to our spot in NJ and thought it would be nice to stop in. Well, before we could enter there was a NO CHILDREN ALLOWED sign posted boldly outside the door. This must be a trend at NJ wineries... Are children that disruptive? That being said, I am also referring to young children, say, under 6. Are they annoying the pretentious guest? Are they ruining the ambiance? Is there some NJ Alch Bev control rule I am unaware of? Guess we won't be back and are spreading the word to our numerous friends who love both kids and wine. read more

Delicious wines and a fun atmosphere! Great music and landscape. We have been there a few times!

They allow kids again! Hooray! Their field and Sauvignon blanc are wonderful ! The new owners are so nice

First time here in a few years since Covid. Leading up to coming today we noticed there had been quite an increase in rules since the last time we were here. Also once inside we noticed the staff asking if we had outside liquid in our bags. Makes you feel like you're doing something wrong before you even enter. Once inside I ordered a wine and the woman corrected my pronunciation but in a demeaning way. I ordered it how she said but she thought I misspoke I guess. I don't know just rubbed me the wrong way. This place is good if you like hanging out outside, definitely dog friendly almost every group had a pup. Just weird no kids allowed , but dogs are. We would have been able to stay longer if our kids were allowed. The wine is good but I feel like the vibe has completely changed with all the new rules that have been enforced since the last time I was here. read more

as someone who really enjoys going to wineries, working dog winery is a bit odd in environment. i don't understand why they market themselves as dog friendly, but do not provide any seating in the area that allows dogs. you need to literally bring your own lawn chair to sit and enjoy the (expensive) wine you're buying. because it was raining, we seemingly got away with having our pup on the patio, however. other wineries are plentiful in seating, views and are ACTUALLY dog friendly. many signs ruling dogs/children not permitted in the seating areas. i would not come here again if i had to drive more than 10 minutes. read more

Food trucks are fun, the wine was good- and it used to be a fun place to meet up with friends for an outdoor glass of wine- and possibly bring a dog on leash- but now that toddlers are running all over the place- bringing my dog was suddenly stressful and hazardous- and the relaxing adult kid free vibe is gone. it felt more like a child's playground with parents drinking and not watching their kids. read more

We had such a good time here. My husband and I came for a quick trip since we were in the area. It was a great experience and we hope to bring some friends back the next time we come here. The staff was kind and friendly. The outdoor patio area was really nice and welcoming. It is 21+ to enter so not kid friendly but I would say family friendly. I would love to bring my parents here. The only food they had were some snacks and a food truck that was there on the lawn. We didnt try anything but it was definitely busy we saw people coming and going from the truck all day. read more

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Come check this place out. Has a decent selection of wines for all flavor palates. They don't offer food but they allow you to bring your own snacks/food. The service was excellent and upfront. The ambiance was amazing with live music on Sunday. read more

Had the BEST time here! The winery itself is very spacious. There's plenty of room to sit. I suggest bringing chairs and a small table. We had lawn chairs and stools to sit on. We had a small gathering for a birthday. Brought a little table, some chips, cheese and meat. Had an amazing time. Glasses are $2 with wine. Bring your own and you won't need to buy one. The wine was also really delicious. One that really stood out to me was the blueberry wine. It is on the sweater side (one glass max for me). I still really enjoyed it. It was a taste unlike anything I've had before. Great dessert wine. I also liked that they didn't charge you to enter like most wineries do. A big plus is all the wonderful dogs running around. It was a pleasure playing with them all. Will definitely be returning back here in the near future. read more

Working Dog Winery - Our little table (byot-bring your own table) - Wineries Near Me - Robbinsville, New Jersey

Some of the negative reviews are absolutely comical. If you are looking for high maintenance clientele, I suppose you need to look no further than many giving negative reviews for this winery. My Lord.... This place is a gem in Mercer County. While I typically take wine to-go, once in a while my wife and I will sit out back for the wine tasting. It's never been anything less than an A+ experience. The owners are genuine and accommodating. The people giving negative reviews need to get a life. read more

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Gorgeous winery with a nicely shaded patio and large lawn area to set up with your own chairs/picnic blanket. I easily spent several hours here sipping on wine with a few friends, enjoying the live music and beautiful views of the vineyard. Due to COVID, the winery isn't providing drinking glasses or complimentary water, but you can either bring your own glass/cup or buy it there. Bottled water is sold inside. There's also no food for sale, but they allow you to bring some snacks and small bites (larger meals aren't allowed; the food policy is on their website). Wine is currently only sold by the bottle, which ended up being great for sharing with my group. There's a nice variety available, but our favorites were the sweeter wines like Blueberry and Ugly Duckling. Such a nice way to spend a weekend afternoon. Will be back! read more

Working Dog Winery - Wineries Near Me - Robbinsville, New Jersey

Great winery , great wine!! Interesting how it's rated 3.8 and cream ridge is rated 4.5!! lol Clme see for yourself ! I've nothing else to say! Wine is soooooo much better and so are the premises! Go working dog! Happy I stopped by, and did not trust yelp for this one ! read more

Nice winery but they don't sell food. You can bring your own food and snacks. Live music. Nice relaxed atmosphere. The wine was good and reasonably priced. They don't sell by the glass, only bottles. It was in the $20 range. They give you a bucket to put your bottle on ice and you can take your wine glasses home. read more

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The PERFECT place to go if you're looking to relax, sip on some delicious wine, and spend time with friends/family. My friends wanted to get away and spend a few hours catching up & enjoying nature-- so glad we found the Working Dog! (Dog friendly by the way!) This is the one of the few wineries in central NJ that allows outside food (outside drinks are not allowed, though) if you're looking to have a picnic with your wine. I LOVE sweet wine and I highly recommend the Ugly Duckling White!! Unfortunately, no wine tastings now due to COVID . You either have to bring your own wine glass or purchase one of theirs ($2). Currently, they are only selling wine by the glass OR by the bottle. We went around 2pm on a Friday and there was plenty of room to sit. We brought blankets thinking we'd have to sit on the grass but if you get there before it gets busier in the evening (around 6pm) you can definitely snatch a picnic table. Regardless, the grass area was so spacious and they even have small yellow cones to ensure safe distances between groups. I saw several groups bring their own foldable lawn chairs and even a small table. There are also tables available on the patio, but they are less spaced out from each other. In terms of restrooms, they allow customers to use the ones inside but there are also porta-potties outside. read more

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This place is really cute. The wine is decent and the people are friendly. You are welcome to picnic and bring your own food. They require that you purchase wine and water from them so they check to see if you are bringing in any drinks with you. There is a serious lantern fly infestation that prevented me from enjoying the atmosphere. There was live music but it was so difficult to enjoy it because the lanterflies were flying everywhere and landing on the seats, tables and people. It was so gross. read more

Working Dog Winery - Wine and Song Event - Wineries Near Me - Robbinsville, New Jersey

We met up with a couple of friends at Working Dog Winery last weekend, and were surprised by how crowded it was, even though the weather was chilly. Indoor and outdoor seating are available. Out on the grass sat many well-behaved dogs and people on portable folding chairs and picnic blankets they brought from home. Everyone was having a great time enjoying wine from the winery. Wine glasses can be provided, but they will cost a fee. You are welcomed to bring your own wine glasses. The 4 of us polished off two bottles of chardonnay and Sangiovese in the two hours we were there. Good wines from NJ are rare, and I have to say the two wines that we had were excellent for NJ standards, and very easy to drink. If you get hungry, there is also a lobster roll stand on site. Working Dog Winery is a great place to kick back with friends and drink good wine. Would love to come back the next time we're in NJ. read more

Super chill place to come hangout on a beautiful day. Love that it's not that big either; makes it easy to navigate around the property. Still large enough to go for a walk through the vineyard or the fields and also still maintain a bit of privacy. Lots of running space for kids and adults to play games with their dog. Oh yeah--this place is awesome because you can bring your dog! So many cute pups running around playing fetch and making new friends. With all the wine and dogs, what more do you really need? The wine I had was one of the rosés; called Sunset Blush. So good! Very sweet and light and perfect for a summer's day. Bring your own snacks because I don't think they sell food here unless they're having an event with a food truck. NOTE: there aren't many tables or chairs so it's best you either arrive early or bring your own as this place tends to get very crowded. I love this gem of a winery--they'll often have live music, it's nice and local, and it's the perfect place to gather with people! read more

Working Dog Winery - Sunset blush rosé with the snacks we brought - Wineries Near Me - Robbinsville, New Jersey

A group of my friends got together Saturday to celebrate a birthday at Working Dog Winery Saturday. The weather was perfect and Working Dog provides excellent surroundings for a relaxing day. Located on a farm in Robbinsville surrounded by vines and grass fields. I recommend bringing chairs, blankets and small tables if you have a large group. Smaller groups may be fortunate to secure covered tables and chairs. Working Dog has a wonderful band playing 70's-90's music, the band was excellent. No outside beverages, even water are allowed to be brought in. Snacks, meals etc are encouraged to be brought in. On this particular day they had a cheesesteak truck on premises where you could purchase some snacks or a light meal. The winery does not sell Wine by the glass, you must purchase a bottle. They have a nice variety of wine that is all made on premises. I have to say, the wine was terrific...so much so that I purchased some for thanksgiving. Glasses are for sale as well, $2 for a cute wine glass which is more than reasonable. The bottles of wine ranged from $18-$30 plus. My favorite was their sweet white Traminette. It reminded me of a Riesling. I had 2 reds, a Pointer which was a solid Cabernet and their Syrah which was solid. On a nice day, I recommend getting there early. Parking is available but depending on your arrival you may have a walk. If you get there early and are in a small group you may have a shot of getting a table and chairs. I would recommend bringing chairs just in case. Right now they are open Friday, Saturday and Sunday. You must be 21 or over to enter, no children/underage which is a recent change as I understand. Dog friendly One star off for the restriction on bringing your own water. It is for sale $2 a bottle. I would like to see flights available for purchase or small samples so decision making is easy. I will definitely come back again. read more

Working Dog Winery - The shop - Wineries Near Me - Robbinsville, New Jersey

We visited the winery on a beautiful sunny day. There was live music playing while families and friends, some with their dogs, sat around listening the music. The grounds are beautiful and the buildings very functional. The large outside covered porch provides shelter for large groups and musicians. They have chairs, but you can bring your own just in case there is a large crowd. There's also a designated area for you to put up your own tents on weekends. This place is great, not just because it's super dog friendly, but also because you can walk freely among the vines. It was quite crowded in the tasting room, I felt like they need a bigger tasting room with some more lighting. But once you're done with your tasting, grab a glass or a bottle of wine and head out back where there is plenty of seating. Bring a block of cheese, some snacks and make a picnic out of it. You're also allowed to bring some packed food from outside. This winery has a great selection of wines for NJ, from dry to sweet, with something to please everyone. Definitely the top winery in the immediate area! read more

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There are alot of wineries to choose from in this area, but what sold me on Working Dog was the expansive outdoor space and live music. There is a large field with plenty of chairs and tables and you are also welcome to bring your own blanket and chairs. It's impossible not to find a seating option -- even on the most crowded of fall days. The field is sandwiched in between the vineyards and the tasting room and deck where the band plays. Music to one side, views to the other and copious amounts of wine. What's not to love about that? We didn't spend much time in the tasting room - mainly because it was such a beautiful day and because there was a long line inside. Instead, we oped to grab a bottle and enjoy it on the field. The only thing missing from this scenario was snacks. I definitely reccomend bringing your own because there are no food options at the winery. I wish that there was food - if they had food trucks they'd make a killing. And most importantly? The wine is delicious. I wish that I got to try more, but the Viognier was crisp, fruity and perfection on a fall day. Looking forward to returning with some cheese and a blanket (you know - the essentials) in tow. Now I know better for next time! read more

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We went here over the weekend for my friends birthday. Over all the experience was average. The staff was friendly and the field we sat on was well kept. We were allowed to bring in chairs and a small table. We also had all our own snacks since they do not serve any food. We ran into some issues when our one friend brought her 2 year old daughter and was told they were not allowed in. After a bit of arguing, she was able to come in with the baby (thank god because she drove all the way from Long Island to meet up with us). Over all, the wine was a bit pricey but I highly recommend the Riesling and blue berry wine. read more

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Nice place. Been there a few times. This is a stern message for dog owners. DO NOT BRING YOUR DOG HERE IF IT IS NOT SOCIALIZED with other dogs or people. And for sure if you can't control your dog like the dog owner who's dog attacked our dog. We have been going to dog friendly places and have not ever encountered this. This is not on the establishment. This is on the owner of the dog who could not control his dog and stop the attack. read more