wagonhouse winery

We came here on a wine tour. Service was not very good. The girls seemed to not want to be there. There were about 20 choices of wines but not very good. I wouldn't go back

My husband and I enjoyed our trip there and the variety of wines offered as well as the complimentary wine glasses we brought home.

If you like dry wine, this is NOT the winery you want to visit. It is nice, the people are very friendly but the wine, for me, is just kinda gross. I have visited a few times and leave with heartburn every time. They have a couple wines that are on the dry side, they are mediocre. I'm not out seeking sweet flavored wines so it's never been an enjoyable sort of thing for me so...

The inside reeked of cat. The wines tasted foul -- they had to flavor them to cover over the awfulness of it. After tasting at hundreds of wineries in the U.S., I can confidently say that this is the worst experience we have ever had.

Go during the summer, you can take your time and walk around. Really get the whole vibe. The wine. Hmm basically your taste. Some I liked some I didn't care for. Best to go with friends.

The reviews here make it appear that Wagonhouse Winery is rather hit-or-miss in the quality of experience. Our experience there epitomized that: even within the same afternoon the experience was hugely varied. There were those who were sat at a table, given very attentive service, with cheese and chocolate to accompany their wine tasting. And then there were those of us who had to wait nearly 20 minutes before getting our first sip of wine (and no cheese or chocolate)…and many, many minutes in between tastings. Although we were promised 19 tastings, we left after 8 because the wait in between each tasting was interminable. And those we tasted were not that good. The couple next to us was seated right before us, and left when we did – meaning that they too left after receiving less that half of the tastings promised. And their comments made us realize that we were not the only ones disappointed by the quality of the wines. We will not return.

We were greeted by a nice woman who did the wine tasting for us. They have several sweet wines that are popular with those who enjoy them. I bought a bottle of the unique wine they produce which is a spicy white wine made from fermented tomatoes and chili peppers. Sort of like drinking a bloody Mary in a wine. I really liked it.

They have do many different types of wine. The most interesting one and I would never have thought would work is the chili wine. Has a great kick. Love the shuffle board table!

Me and my wife used a Groupon for wine tasting for two. When we walked in we were immediately greeted by a very warm and welcoming girl. she sat us and explained that we would be tasting 19 different wines. We were given a cheese plate all the wines where explained to us as we tasted them. The place is very nice and spacious sits on a big farm, they sell locally grow produce.It's a great place to visit in the summer you can walk around and experience South Jersey.

We went to Wagonhouse for their first barrel tasting. Surprisingly, we sampled 19 wines, for $10 each. I have been to quite a few wineries and was pleasantly surprised with this one. They have a bar as well as big comfy couches and high-top tables. All with a homey relaxing atmosphere. There is also a wide verity of cheeses, crackers and the such. You can just drop in and cuddle up on the couch with a bottle of wine. Seriously a romantic little place.

My husband and I used a Groupon for a wine sampling and cheese plate. It was a beautiful Friday evening and the tasting room was filled with guests ready for the nice spring weather. We were greeted immediately and offered to sit with another couple which made for nice conversation. The cheeses offered paired nicely with the wines. We really enjoyed the traditional dry wines and opted not to try the semi-sweet. However, we did try the Kick in a Glass spicy wine, VERY interesting. It was a nice way to start out our evening and we will definitely be back!

i bouught a groupon for the Wagonhouse Winery for 2, me and my girlfriend went with my husband has our designated driver, We were greeted by Candance our wine tour guide, they have mostly sweet wines home grown fruit from New Jersey, absxolutely wonderful to both to our likings. Candance was a wonderful host and very knowledable, our favorite was the Strawberry Table Wine. This is a great time of year to visit they have indoor and outdoor seating, and mostly there wine is delicious!

I see some other reviewers on here apparently had a bad time at this winery but my visit today was great. The woman serving us the wines was friendly and nice. They have the typical wines most vineyards serve but they also have a nice array of blends which were wonderful. The blends tended to be on the sweet side, but not overly sweet,...I found them unique and refreshing. You probably won't enjoy this tasting if you are only into dry wines, because they only have about 6 or 7 of those, but if your palate is up for anything and everything, I think you will enjoy it.

Beware of the Heather Brown vortex if you visit Wagon house, Rude, Obnoxious,Snob are just some of the words that are used to describe her. Heather's personality is by far the driest most unpleasant thing at the winery. She even beats out the crappy crackers for lack of taste and flavor. Heather can take a pleasant day and drive into the ground in seconds. Heather total lack of personality and manors is only over shadowed by when she opens her mouth and starts to talk. Heather has no clue on how to talk to the people who are their to spend money. Heathers personality would be best described as a non existing lump of flesh. Heathers business skills would also be non existing. Heathers winery is without a doubt the worst stop on the wine trail and I'm sure the only reason she is on it is for the money and advertisement but if enough people get on line to complain about Heather and her poor attitude maybe it can change .........but I doubt it. Heather is a text bock narcotic control freak, Heather has no regard for other peoples opinions, Heather only cares about Heather...........very sad...... So if you do end up going there be prepared to meet the wicked witch of the wine trail........through a bucket of wine spit on her and maybe she will melt and go away..........but not likely. Heather may one day find her way and learn how to be a civil person but don't hold your breath on that ...........once a Bit** always a Bit**.

My friends and I attempted to visit this winery over the weekend and were extremely offended by the way in which we were treated. Upon entering, the woman behind the counter asked in an extremely irritated and condescending voice if she could help us. All we wanted to do was a tasting - no tour, no cheese tasting, etc., and we could clearly see that there was room at the tasting bar for us to do a tasting, but we were told they could not accommodate us. We asked if we could come back later that day and she said no, they would not be able to accommodate us all day. I have never been turned away by a winery before. The woman behind the counter was extremely rude, snobby and unprofessional and I would not recommend this winery to anyone.