Wine

Try 45,000 bottles deep.

I have some exciting news that you will love to hear before the official start of the weekend.

This antiquated law has got to go!

Chocolate and booze. Do I have your attention yet?

A new app that works like a passport helps wine enthusiasts plan the perfect New Jersey wine adventure, chock full of fabulous features.

Yes please - these Jersey Shores have wines available for curbside pickup!

Thank you, COVID. Another statistic New Jersey has to live down. We apparently did the third most drinking in America during 2020.

"Holiday in the Park" is family-friendly fun, but the "Holiday Wine Fest" is just for the adults.

This weekend, Laurita Winery is hosting a Blueberry Crush.

If New Jersey's highest-in-the-nation property taxes are driving you to drink, take comfort that the state is firmly in the middle of the pack for its taxes on wine and distilled spirits.

We have to add wineries to this as well. Great news for more local businesses. Over the last few months, local craft beer companies, and distilleries have been able to be open for carrying-out only, but Governor Murphy announced today that New Jersey Breweries, Distilleries, and wineries can offer outdoor seating areas to their customers so they can drink on-premises, and enjoy themselves with the

New York City Sanitation Deputy Chief James McGovern decided to say, "thank you!" to nurses with mini bottles and we're here for it. Source: New York Post