New Jersey’s wine industry has entered 2026 with rare momentum, the kind that turns local tasting rooms into national talking points and transforms seasonal...

The 4th of July in New Jersey is a vibrant tapestry of patriotism, community spirit, and summer festivities. From the bustling streets of Jersey City to the serene shores of Cape May, the Garden State comes alive with a kaleidoscope of events and traditions that honor America's independence in grand style. As dawn breaks over the Atlantic coast, New Jerseyans awaken to the gentle lapping of waves and the promise of a day filled with celebration. Families rise early to prepare for the day ahead, packing picnic baskets with traditional fare like hot dogs, hamburgers, and potato salad. In towns across the state, volunteers decorate main streets and parks with banners, flags, and bunting in red,...

New Jersey’s wine industry has entered 2026 with rare momentum, the kind that turns local tasting rooms into national talking points and transforms seasonal winery visits into must-attend cultural events. Across the state, vineyards are celebrating award-winning vintages, unveiling expanded programs, and preparing for a packed calendar of winter and spring experiences that continue to redefine New Jersey as a serious player in American winemaking. The year began with a milestone moment for the Garden State’s reputation in competitive wine circles. A South Jersey vineyard captured one of the highest distinctions in a major national competition, earning top recognition for a red blend that stood above entries from every region of the country. For New Jersey,...