
Enjoy Valentine’s Day with NJ wine and chocolate
Wine and chocolate sound pretty romantic, don’t they?
The Garden State Wine Growers Association will host two weekends of Valentine’s Day-themed events, featuring New Jersey wines and chocolate.
The New Jersey Wine and Chocolate Trail Weekends celebrate Valentine's Day and will occur on two consecutive weekends: Feb. 9-11 and Feb. 16-18, 2024.
During both weekends, participating New Jersey wineries offer wine tastings, artisanal chocolates, live music, and more.
“In anticipation of Valentine’s Day, New Jersey’s wineries are getting ready with wine, chocolate, and romantic experiences,” shared Devon Perry, Executive Director of the Garden State Wine Growers Association.
“Our website, NewJerseyWines.com and Passport to New Jersey Wine Country mobile app both offer the perfect tool to plan your journey and capture your memorable experiences. Follow us across social media and sign up for our weekly newsletter, In the Vines, to get a taste for what Garden State wineries have planned for you, your loved ones, and friends this Valentine’s Day season.”
According to the GSWGA, “With over 60 wineries and vineyards in four distinct American Viticultural Areas, there’s a New Jersey winery within less than an hour’s drive for residents of the Garden State.”
White Horse Winery owner Brock J. Vinton II, shared, “We are excited to welcome guests from near and far to enjoy the hand-picked wine and chocolate pairings at White Horse Winery. Our special package includes chocolates from Sweet Mary’s Chocolates, which is owned and operated by Julia-Marie Cassidy of Salem Oak Vineyards.”
For a list of participating wineries (and other GSWGA events), click here
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