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I went around NJ tasting some wine a few years ago when I was living in New York. I noticed that, while the winemakers had more passion than many of the winemakers I have met since, they were cursed by the terrible quality of their land and could just not produce a “good” wine. This review is very reminiscent of many of the wines from NJ that I remember tasting. So, Cheers to NJ and its wine!