All aboard the Hunterdon Wine Express!

This isn't just your average train ride, this is a "unique & delicious" adventure!

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Spend the day traveling on the historic Black River & Western Railroad in beautiful Hunterdon County from Flemington to Old York Cellars Winery in Ringoes.

When you get there, you'll be greeted by a wine ambassador, and then you're off to Ringoes Station, where you'll take a shuttle to the winery for lunch.

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"Our winery team will talk guests through a selection of award-winning wines expertly paired with a collection of artisan meats, cheeses, and hand-crafted chocolates from The Fudge Shoppe."

After lunch, you can explore the vineyard and listen to some live music before heading back to Flemington Station.

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Several dates have been added, but don't wait!

You may want to purchase your tickets right away because this popular adventure sells out quickly every year!


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Schedule of Events: 11:15 am to 3:40 pm

11:15 am - Guest check-in at Flemington Station - 80 Stangl Road

11:30 am - Train departs & a representative will present the history of the winery onboard

11:55 am - Train arrives at Ringoes Station, Guests board shuttle to Old York Cellars winery

12:15 pm - Guided Wine Tasting & Lunch at Old York Cellars

2:45 pm - Shuttle back to Ringoes Station for a return train trip

3:40 pm - Train arrives at Flemington Station

 

 

 

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Hunterdon Wine Express 2025 Dates:

April 26, 27

May 3, 4, 17, 18

June 7, 8, 28, 29

July 12, 13

August 23, 24

September 6, 7

You can purchase your tickets here.

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