Access NJ Wine at Farm Markets Across the State
Reading Time: 5 minutes Jersey tomatoes, fresh bread, apple cider donuts and a bottle of New Jersey wine. Your next farm-market trip could bring home everything you need for dinner, a weekend gathering or a gift with a local connection.
Across New Jersey, farm markets give shoppers another way to discover the state’s wineries. Some host tasting rooms for New Jersey wine producers. Others sell bottles alongside produce and specialty foods. At Stony Hill Farms and Terhune Orchards, the connection goes further: the farms have wineries of their own.
With November’s NJ Wine Month approaching, these markets offer another reason to shop local. Use this regional guide to find New Jersey wines at farm stores, country markets and community farmers’ markets across the state. Locations are grouped by the region where you shop, then by winery.
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Rebel Sheep Wine Co.: Stony Hill Farm Market and Community Markets
Chester, Morris County, plus markets in Hoboken, Maplewood and South Orange
Farm with its own winery. At Stony Hill Farms in Chester, Rebel Sheep Wine Co. makes fruit wines and hard ciders from the farm’s own harvest. Surplus fruit becomes part of the winery’s story, turning an agricultural challenge into something shoppers can bring to the table.
Visitors can purchase bottles through Stony Hill Farm Market without taking part in a tasting. Those looking for a longer visit can explore Rebel Sheep’s on-site tasting room.
Rebel Sheep also lists bottle sales at community farmers’ markets in Hoboken, Maplewood and South Orange. Check the current market location, season and vendor schedule before heading out.
Tomasello Winery at Abma’s Farm
Wyckoff, Bergen County
At Abma’s Farm, Tomasello’s tasting room sits inside the farm market, bringing a South Jersey winery to Bergen County shoppers. Combine a market visit with a wine tasting, then choose bottles to take home.
Abma’s also offers cheese and charcuterie options to preorder for the tasting room. It is a useful stop for shoppers who want to turn their wine purchase into an afternoon outing.
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Balić Winery at Heaven Hill Farm
Vernon, Sussex County
Heaven Hill Farm’s market includes Balić wines among its specialty-food offerings. Pair a bottle purchase with browsing the bakery and shopping for cider donuts, pies, local honey and pantry goods.
For visitors exploring Sussex County, the market adds another opportunity to discover New Jersey wine while shopping for food to take home.
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Terhune Orchards: Farm Store and On-Site Winery
Princeton, Mercer County
Farm with its own winery. Terhune Orchards combines a working farm, a year-round farm store and its own winery. Bottles are available in the farm store seven days a week, making wine part of the same shopping trip as produce, baked goods and fresh-pressed cider.
The farm’s wine selection includes an apple wine made from its own cider, a direct connection between the orchard and the bottle. Winery tastings provide another way to explore the selection during a visit to the Princeton area.
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Balić Winery at Pop’s Farm Market & Garden Center
Monroe Township, Middlesex County
Pop’s Farm Market carries Balić wines from Mays Landing, including fruit wines and dry red and white options. Wine shares space with honey, jams, sauces and other farm-shop staples.
It is another place to add a New Jersey bottle to a local-food shopping trip or assemble a gift with a mix of wine and market finds.
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Tomasello Winery at Johnson’s Locust Hall Farm
Jobstown, Burlington County
Johnson’s Locust Hall Farm pairs its market with a Tomasello tasting outlet. The market features seasonal produce, pasture-raised meats, baked goods, honey and preserves, giving visitors plenty of ways to shop for a meal around a bottle of wine.
For a longer Burlington County outing, check the farm’s seasonal activities and current tasting availability before visiting.
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Valenzano Winery at Russo’s, Columbus and Berlin Markets
Tabernacle and Columbus, Burlington County; Berlin, Camden County
Valenzano lists three market outlets for its wines, offering several shopping options across South Jersey.
- Russo’s Fruit & Vegetable Farm, Tabernacle: A farm destination where shoppers can purchase Valenzano wines. The winery lists its outlet season as April 1 through Christmas Eve.
- Columbus Farmers Market, Columbus: A Valenzano retail outlet within the larger market, making wine shopping part of a broader food-and-market visit.
- Berlin Farmers Market, Berlin: Another market outlet for purchasing Valenzano bottles to take home.
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Sharrott Winery at Red Top Farm Market
Vincentown, Burlington County
Red Top Farm Market lists wine alongside its locally grown produce, cheeses, meats and honey, and advertises Sharrott wine tastings. Located on Route 70, it offers a food-and-wine shopping stop for local residents and travelers heading toward the Jersey Shore.
Check the current tasting calendar if you want to sample wines during your visit.
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Tomasello Winery at Wemrock Orchards
Freehold, Monmouth County
Wemrock Orchards brings together a country bakery, produce, cider, gift baskets and a Tomasello tasting room. The market advertises wine-tasting programs throughout the year.
For shoppers in the Freehold area, it is a place to combine a wine purchase with pies, apple cider donuts or a stop at the country café.
Balić Winery at Greater Bridgeton Amish Farm Market
Bridgeton, Cumberland County
The Greater Bridgeton Amish Farm Market hosts a Balić wine outlet, adding New Jersey wine to a visit centered on food shopping. Browse the market’s vendors, then choose a bottle to accompany what you are bringing home.
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Bring New Jersey Wine to Your Table
A farm-market visit can be the start of dinner: choose what looks good, pick up a New Jersey bottle and build the meal from there. For Thanksgiving and holiday gatherings, wine and market specialties also make a gift with a connection to the place you bought them.
Market seasons, winery staffing and tasting schedules vary. Check directly before visiting, especially at community markets where vendors attend on selected dates. Bottle sales and tasting hours may differ.
Have a favorite farm market selling New Jersey wines that belongs in this guide? Let Access Wine Country know so we can continue expanding the list.
Featured photograph: Tomasello wines at Abma’s Farm. Photo source: Abma’s Farm.
Sponsorship disclosure: Access Wine Country Marketing LLC and Old York Cellars are separate businesses under common ownership. Old York Cellars sponsors Access Wine Country.
