turdo vineyards & winery

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  BethRossi

  We have been visiting Turdo Winery for the past five years or so. We were pleased to meet Sal this year as he was working in the tasting room with his wife, Sara, rather than in the vineyard. They are gracious hosts. We were a little disappointed that we could not taste any Pinot noir or Nebbiolo but appreciate that, as a small winery which only uses its own grapes, that the weather impacts production and availability. We honestly have not had a bad bottle of wine from here. We love the reds - Persara, nero d'avola and Barbera. Luca, their son, also makes wine but none of his reds were available for tasting or purchase because of his success supplying wine to a local casino. We did score a few of his Rosso label at the local Cape May liquor store, Colliers. Support this local winery - you won't be sorry.

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  734fredt

  Had the pleasure of visiting your winery. Beautiful day,lovely surroundings and excellent wine selection. The staff was very friendly and helpful. Was the smallest winery we visited however the best by far!! Will be sending all my wine lover friends your way. Thanks for a great experience!! Ps the Sangiovese is definitely a signature wine!! Turdo Winery should be on everyone's list of great places to visit in NJ.

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  Alta_Powder

  What a great vineyard. Tiny, with great wine and great people. Luca is the son of the founder, Sal. Both were in their element, pouring the wine they made and it's really good.Luca looked after us. He has deep knowledge of wine making. He's also really interested in you having an enjoyable experience and learning about wine.It makes a tremendous difference when you're talking with the person that made the wine and owns the vineyard. Turdo is really worth the visit. If you only have time for one vineyard this is it.

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  bradyrock

  Sal, Sara and Luca Turdo produce Cape May's finest wines. The Italian varietals rival some of the best wines from Italy. If you are a true oenophile, Turdo Vineyard is a required stop whilst in the Cape May area. I highly recommend the Nero D'avola - Turdo is one of only two vineyards in the USA to grow this very special Sicilian grape. The wine, after proper aging, is phenomenal. You will not be disappointed.

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  792DavidD792

  The restaurant where we made dinner reservations features this winery so we decided to take a ride and try it. It was a slow day in the off season and Luca the winemaker was working the tasting room. In addition to being knowledgable, Luca was delightful, filling us in on the history of the vinyard,and the wines. The whites are Sauvingnon Blanc, a dry Riesling (a blast of green apples on the nose, like a Finger Lakes riesling but bone dry), And Albarino...where else do you see that? Honey and stone fruits, but dry, not sweet, wine. The reds are serious Italian varieties... Barbera, Nero d'Avola from Sicily and Nebbiolo. Also a Bordeaux blend. You can tell all of these will be great after some time in the cellar.. Yummy!Definitely worth a stop.

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  Carriets

  What a treat to stumble across the fine Turis and DeLuca wines here at Turdo vineyards. I agree that true oenophiles will not be disappointed, and that the Nero D'Avola is a rare and special find in the US, and elegantly crafted. The Nebbiolo is sophisticated as well, but we enjoyed all the reds and whites we tasted. Great family story, too. I love supporting craftsmen like this. And they have created an enjoyable environment for experiencing their wines as well. Do yourself a favor and pay a visit. You won't regret it!

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  stateomind1234

  It was rainy so we didn't have a lot to do and decided to check out the winery. It's pretty small but oh my gosh were the wines good! I'm typically a California wine person but I went home with 2 cases of their wine because it was that good.It's a really cute winery and there isn't a tour. On a nice day I would suggest bringing lunch there and eating outside. You can do the tasting as your drinks with the meal. They have tables for that so I'm guessing that's a popular spot for that. I'm big into red wines but they had some whites I really enjoyed as well. Really good bang for your buck. The tasting is $5 and you try a bunch of wines (we did 5 when we were there). We will definitely be back but next time do it as lunch for sure.

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  FMoore2013

  Nice small vineyard and winery with friendly owners. Enjoyed the tasting and bought wine to take home and enjoy. Nice outside seating and appetizers available.

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  barbaran481

  This is the best wine we have had . The family is very accommodating and treat you like family. Love the Nebeola and Pesara . I have not had a bad wine there ever looking forward to seeing them again this summer.

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  Wawafont

  We were on our way to another winery when we stumbled upon this cute little place. All of the wines I sampled were fantastic! I especially love the Persara. I will definitely be back to purchase more wines. The crazy few that said this place was terrible and the wines were terrible must be on crack. Do not listen to them! This place is definitely worth a try if you enjoy good wines.