Evento

Spring Wine & Music Festival

Unionville Vineyards welcomes you to the Spring Wine & Music Festival! Enjoy a day of tasting our estate-grown wines, enjoy six hours of live music, guided tours of the winery and vineyard, and all 89 acres of our preserved farm property. Guests can purchase lunch, and early dinner, and dessert from three food trucks, and other artisan-produced specialties.

Music Performances by:
Brittany Ramaglia- singer/songwriter acoustic guitar 12-2:15
Adam Shaber- one man band playing covers from all decades 2:15-4
Barbie Tatum- soul/funk trio 2:45-6

Food Vendors include Antimo's Italian Kitchen (wood-oven pizza, Italian specialties), Latin Bites, and AMA Gelato.

VIP Admission includes additional access to the 1858 Farmhouse, where winemaker Conor Quilty will pour tastings of library, reserve, and yet-to-be released wines. There will be seating, live jazz guitar, bottled water, and cheese & charcuterie in the VIP area as well.

Tickets are $18 in advance until May 3rd, and $25 from may 1st through the day of the event.
Children 12 and under are free.
Young adults and designated drivers are $10
VIP admission is $60

Admission includes unlimited responsible wine tasting, a glass to keep, parking, and all entertainment. Food is additional and purchased directly from the vendors. Outside food is permitted but we encourage patronage of the food trucks. Outside alcohol is prohibited. Although our picnic area is typically dog-friendly, four legged wine enthusiasts should be kept home for this event. Coolers will be checked at the gate. Seating for approximately 300 guests is provided, lawn chairs and blankets are welcome. Event is rain or shine, with plenty of indoor and tented spaces.

ABOUT UNIONVILLE VINEYARDS
Established in 1993, Unionville Vineyards is an 89 acre preserved farm winery showcasing terroir-driven wines of finesse and balance. Focusing on single vineyard bottlings of Chardonnay and Pinot Noir, Unionville also produces a lineup of Rhone-inspired blends. All wines in the portfolio are 100% New Jersey grown, and all but one are 100% estate grown. "Unionville belongs on the Mount Rushmore of East Coast winemaking"
-Lenn Thompson, Wine Enthusiast Magazine contributor.