Throughout the year, our 400-acre farm offers one of the finest harvest-your-own picking experience.
Our historic barn offers a beautiful setting to experience wonderful, handcrafted wines.
The Harvest Kitchen Cooking Studio features farm-style cooking classes and food-wine pairing classes.
Winery Updates
- The Winery Courtyard and Tasting Room: Our hours are Thursdays and Fridays, 12 noon to 6pm, Saturday and Sundays 12pm to 6pm, with our last table reservation at 4:30pm, our last walk-in table seating at 5, and our last tasting at 5:15. We are now doing Wine Tastings again, Thursday through Sunday.
- No reservations needed for wine tastings, though we recommend making a table reservation for the weekends and arriving 30 minutes before your table reservation to do a tasting first.
- Reservations are encouraged on the weekends for table service; no reservations needed on Thursdays and Fridays. If you make reservation before your visit we can ensure your place at the wine tasting bar or a table.
Farm Updates: Blueberry Season
We have a GREAT CROP OF PUMPKINS this year, and we look forward to sharing it with you. We open Sept 18 and 19, 12 to 5:30 pm, for our Preview Weekend. Then we open daily starting on Sept 25. Check back for more details! See you soon!
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Homestead Farm
The Homestead Farm has the Jones Winery, Harvest Kitchen, our Christmas Barnyard, and Holiday Gatherings gift shop. It also is home to the majority of our Christmas Trees.
Pumpkinseed Hill
Pumpkinseed Hill is another spot for strawberry and blueberry picking and of course, our entire October season of pumpkins, gourds, squash and a variety of other foods.
Pumpkinseed Hill Farm
Pumpkinseed Hill is another spot for strawberry and blueberry picking and of course, our entire October season of pumpkins, gourds, squash and a variety of other foods.
Valley Farm
Guests go here for strawberry and blueberry picking as well as some harvest-your-own Christmas trees.
555 Walnut Tree Hill Road, Shelton, CT 06484
Be good to the land and the land will be good to you.
Philip James JONES, FARM FOUNDER, 1821-1912