Stephanie C.
9/23/2025
My favorite winery in NJ! I've been several times and each time is better than the last. The grounds are stunning with a beautiful, spacious outdoor area filled with various picnic benches,...
Beneduce Vineyards
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1 Jeremiah Ln
Pittstown, NJ 08867
Beneduce Vineyards, nestled in the hills of Hunterdon County, is a family-owned farm winery with a commitment to sustainable practices. As fourth-generation farmers, they passionately craft small-batch wines exclusively from grapes grown on their farm. Visitors are welcomed with genuine hospitality and an eagerness to redefine perceptions of New Jersey wine.
Guests can savor estate-grown wines amidst the picturesque backdrop of hot air balloons, either at the farm or from the comfort of their homes by ordering online. The vineyard also offers a charming venue for various events, accommodating up to 250 guests, ensuring memorable celebrations in a serene setting.
Led by owner and winemaker Mike Beneduce, the vineyard has garnered accolades such as being named one of the top 25 US vineyards and producing award-winning wines. The Beneduce family's dedication to sustainable agriculture and community collaboration is reflected in every bottle, embodying their ethos of being a "good leader" in the industry.
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Alison C.
7/7/2025
4.5 stars It had been years since my last visit to Beneduce Vineyards, so I was happy that I was able to make it back there recently. The winery had rows and rows of grapes that they used to...
Ritesh S.
5/28/2025
Had a great time with friends -They have multiple seating areas - indoor, covered patio and tables and picnic benches in lawn with umbrellas. Their indoor seating is one of the nicest I've been to...
Shakirah S.
8/24/2025
Very nice winery you can bring whatever you want. Excluding alcohol of course, it was a nice experience. Definitely plan to visit again early fall.
Tom L.
8/10/2025
Beautiful area, huge winery, with a lively atmosphere on a Saturday evening. A bit on the pricy side, as each bottle ran us around $50 (we bought a rose, Pinot noir, and another one of the reds)....
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