Renault Winery In NJ

[Willit Run]

Just some shot from the Grape Stomping Festival at Renault Winery we went to during our vacation this year.  It was a good time with good food and ( Hic ) good wine!!

 http://www.renaultwinery.com/default.asp

 Enjoy!!

[Hagar]

That's different. Seems like a good time was had by all. LOL

That notice in the first pic. TURN LEFT BACK AT LIGHT
Does that mean you've gone past the turning or what? No wonder I'm permanently confused.

[Willit Run]

Thanks, it was a good time!!

 If you are heading south on the highway and you see the big wine bottle yes, you past it by about a hundred yards!!

[Hagar]

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[beaky]

That's a lot of good that is. So why don't they put it on the other side of the turning? I thought they only did daft things like that in Britain.

No, no... New Jersey is the World Capitol of Odd Road Signs (although usually the official DOT-posted ones are weirdest!).
 Also the World Capitol of Off-Ramps Right After On-Ramps... best to just close your eyes and pray sometimes when driving in NJ...

Not much of a wine person, but the Renault winery looks like fun. Hope the wine is better than the cars...

[Omag 2.0]

Renault? Where are the cars? Oh... it's a winery... suits me... I hope you all washed your feet before the squishing action?  ;D

Looks like a lot of fun Will...

[Willit Run]

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No, no... New Jersey is the World Capitol of Odd Road Signs (although usually the official DOT-posted ones are weirdest!).

[Hagar]

If your heading north the sign is perfect!!

Except that it appears to be hidden behind a flippin' great hedge. LOL

Oh darn it, missed the turning again. Story of my life.

[ozzy72]

Winery Vineyard!!!!
I notice that you have the German style casks (oval rather than round, amazing what I've learned living here and taking friends on vineyard tours/wine tastings/getting blotto sessions) which is a little unusual considering Renault is a French name... unless these Renaults that founded the place came from the Alsace region?
I have to say working in the in-laws vineyard is hard work but we don't do the grape pressing by foot (not since someone joked that it was a good cure for athletes foot.... no names mentioned e.g. some British idiot)! We've got this rather spiffy machine you drop 'em in and it mangles everything for you (hand powered and bloomin' knackering)