Wineries near Shelton

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  • Homestead Farm of Jones Family Farms 606 Walnut Tree Hill Road, Shelton Wineries · $$

    1 Homestead Farm of Jones Family Farms

    4.2 Good 192 Reviews

    606 Walnut Tree Hill Road, Shelton

    • Take-Out

    “Just visited this weekend with a friend, and despite the torrential downpour outside, I wouldn’t have changed a thing! The atmosphere inside is so warm, cozy, and inviting that the rainy weather honestly made the experience even better. We did a tasting with Al, and he truly made our visit! He was incredibly knowledgeable, personable, and fun, and we had the best time thanks to him and the rest of the wonderful staff. Jones is a staple for a reason and an absolute must-visit during the fall and winter months!”

  • Savino Vineyards 128 Ford Road, Woodbridge Wineries

    2 Savino Vineyards

    3.9 Good 32 Reviews

    128 Ford Road, Woodbridge · 3.39 miles

    “What a wonderful experience! Family owned and run, and truly amazing wine. Not a bad glass to be had. The Albarino is sweet and paired well with the cheese board. The fresco was minerally and light, but everything was so yummy and a great time! Please visit if you want a lovely experience and great wine!”

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