Hunterdon County Commissioners celebrate grand opening of Federal Twist Vineyard’s tasting room
STOCKTON BOROUGH, NJ (Hunterdon County) – On Friday, May 2nd, Hunterdon County Commissioner Director John Lanza and Commissioner Susan Soloway attended the grand opening of the new Tasting Room at Federal Twist Vineyard, located along the banks of the Delaware River, in Stockton, New Jersey.
To commemorate this exciting milestone, there was a ribbon cutting ceremony, welcoming guests to experience wine tasting, appetizers, and warm hospitality.
“Federal Twist Vineyard has become a valued part of our local business landscape, and the grand opening of the Tasting Room marks another step in their continued success. This Board will continue to foster an environment where small businesses and agritourism ventures can thrive – showcasing the best of what Hunterdon County has to offer,” Lanza said.
Federal Twist Vineyard has established itself as a premier destination for wine enthusiasts, embodying the spirit of Hunterdon County’s rich agricultural and artisanal heritage. The addition of the Tasting Room enhances the vineyard’s ability to provide visitors with a unique and immersive wine experience.
Commissioner Soloway and liaison to the Economic Development & Tourism Department stated, “Small businesses like Federal Twist Winery are the heart of Hunterdon County’s economy and are vital contributors to local economic growth and community enrichment, by creating jobs and attracting visitors. We congratulate Federal Twist on this achievement and wish them continued success.”
Federal Twist is a boutique, family-owned winery, established in 2012. The vineyard takes advantage of the sandy river soil, which is ideal for growing vines suited to New Jersey’s climate. The winery is deeply rooted in family traditions, with three generations working together to cultivate the land and craft exceptional wines.
More than just a winery, Federal Twist Vineyard is a gathering place for friends and family to enjoy fine wine in a welcoming atmosphere. Their winemaking philosophy emphasizes both the art and science of viticulture, ensuring that each bottle reflects the unique terroir of Hunterdon County.
