Cedarvale Winery

Marsha gave exceptional customer service! The wine is good and the strawberry wine is to die for!

We went for a wine tasting paired with chocolates. The owners and servers were all very accommodating, great and attentive. The tasting helped find some excellent wine that we thoroughly enjoyed. We’ll be back for sure.

My boyfriend and I make every Sunday wine day and 2 weeks ago Cedarvale was one of our stops. Let me tell you I wish we had gone there much sooner. This is by far one of my favorite wineries I’ve been to in all of NJ, VA, and NY so far. The owner, Marsha greeted us warmly and invited us to sit down. She took us through the tasting and all of the wines were DELICIOUS. She was friendly and we ended up just sitting there and chatting with her for a while. The tasting room is beautiful and did I mention how DELICIOUS the wine is. I highly recommend making this a stop, I almost guarantee you will be back. Never have I been to a winery where you instantly feel like old friends and welcome family.

I recently held a bridal shower at Cedervale Winery on a Sunday afternoon. The room size was perfect for our group size (35 people). The Owner, Marcia was incredibly helpful with set-​up on the day of the event. When I went the check the space out she had a lot of photos from what other groups have done with set-​up and décor. The price fit right into my budget and it’s ver easy access off 295 which made this the perfect location. The tasting room was still open, but it felt like we had the entire place to ourselves.

Walking into Cedarvale is like entering Marsha Gaventa’s living room. There’s no better place in the area to warm up on a snowy winter day!
Upon arrival this afternoon, Marsha greeted us and urged us to take seats. We then started our tasting of their current selection for $ 5. I was especially excited, as I’m a big fruity, sweet wine drinker and that’s a big chunk of their offerings.
We began with the 2010 Cabernet Franc (winner of the 2013 Governor’s Cup Award for best overall grape wine in the Garden State Wine Growers Competition.) It was deep and dry — not what I’m used to at all, but it was good! Next was Merlot, which was also exceptional.
Now! To my favorite part!
Blueberry wine.
Cherry wine.
Strawberry wine.
Nectarine wine.
Apple wine.
!!!
And yes, there is such a thing as «Nectarine wine.» I’ve heard of peach, but this was a new one for me. I snagged a bottle, as well as bottles of cherry and strawberry, which tasted like they were just picked from the tree/​field.
Halfway through our tasting, Marsha asked if we wanted to see their production area where her husband Ed was busily working, then animatedly told us all about how they make their wine, which was really neat to hear! I’ve been to production areas for much larger wineries, but not when it’s a two-​person operation with the help of friends.
To note: They are RIGHT off the Repaupo exit of Route 295. No excuses not to visit. The winery is so easy to find.
This was just such a sweet, cozy winery, and I wish them all the luck in the future. Can’t wait to go back!

Another lovely little winery to be had in the sticks of South Jersey! I loved Cedarvale equally for its great wine and chill vibe. Marsha, one of the owners, is very informative and down to earth, which made for a great tasting.
Marsha was nice enough to literally grab a bottle of their new blueberry wine off of the bottling line for us to try, and it was great. My personal favorite, however, was the Cab Franc. Apparently I have really good taste because it was a big winner in some Governor’s Cup contest.
I highly recommend Cedarvale for anyone looking to enjoy an unpretentious, quality wine tasting.

A cute little winery in a mostly rural section of Gloucester County. They usually have a nice variety of wines to try in a tasting. They also have a variety of jams/​jellies, and other small foody things. The inside & outside of the building is nice. They’re also friendly in telling you about the wines they have & how their made, the grapes, etc.

We visited this tiny, pleasant winery and enjoyed one of the friendliest, comfortable wine tasting ever. Their host that greets you at the door is their cute but calm Pekinese, Peaches. We were talking with Ed the winemaker and his wife Marsha, who told us the history of their farm, what he grows, and how he fine tunes his wines, not some college kid who only knows what she is told. Their grape wines were smooth, and the fruit wines were somewhat dry yet ull of flavor, especially the unique cherry. They felt like family. Overall we had an interesting time and would come back.