Unionville Vineyards

Unionville Vineyards is a winery in Union, New Jersey, operating an estate vineyard and tasting room at 9 Rocktown Rd. It offers daily wine tastings, winery and vineyard tours, and hosts weddings, private parties, corporate and charitable events, group tastings, and group tours. The winery also supports local charitable and non-profit organizations by offering a 50% discount on facility costs for their events. It holds a rating of 4.80 based on customer reviews.

The home vineyard is an 88.7-acre farm that was originally part of what was the largest peach orchard in the United States. The farm was split off as a dowry present when one of the original owner's daughters married in 1856, and the main house and the oldest section of the winery building were built in 1858. George Washington led his troops over much of this area and camped nearby on grounds that now nourish some of the vines. Just south of the property, he led the Colonial Army across the icy Delaware River. As the nation grew, the region became a major agricultural area known for vast fruit orchards and later thousands of dairy farms.

The tasting room and office are open from 12 to 5pm every day. The winery sells its wines online and through wine clubs, and offers event tickets for purchase. John Cifelli serves as General Manager, with Terese Lecusay in the tasting room, Jay Quilty as sales representative, and Erica Disch handling corporate event sales.

Unionville Vineyards is known for the positive rating it has earned from the customers who have reviewed it, reflecting satisfaction among visitors to the Hunterdon County estate.