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Morris County's First Farm Winery Uses Its Own Crops For Its In-House Wines

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STONY HILL FARMS When you think of fall in New Jersey, pumpkin picking, apple cider donuts and harvest festivals come to mind. And we’re here to tell you: So should wine! There’s a farm in North Jersey that’s bringing not only the fall classics but its own fruit wines and ciders that are made from crops on the farm. STONY HILL FARMS Stony Hill Farms in Chester unveiled a new tasting room this summer, adding Rebel Sheep Wine Co. as a way to cut d…

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