four sisters winery at matarazzo farms

When you have nothing to do on a Sunday afternoon, visit this winery!! Had a wonderful Soup and Wine tasting for $5.00 (very affordable) The lady who helped us, Tammy was very nice and we had a good conversation and learned about the wines and pairing with the soups. We will be back to visit when there are other events she told us about. Will definitely follow Four Sisters on Facebook! Did I mention the wines were fabulous!!! Every Winery is different, this has a very old rustic charm and there was an indoor bathroom available. Cant wait to go back.

Very friendly and so welcoming. Amazing wine. Great options. Couldn't have asked for the most peaceful spot to sit and enjoy.

My husband and I recently got married at Four Sisters Winery! Matty, Valerie and the rest of the team were extremely helpful and hospitable as we planned our wedding from Oregon. We were on a tight budget and they worked with us every step along the way to reduce costs to fit our budget. The chicken parm, coconut shrimp and brochette were a huge hit with all our guests! Papa's red is a must have wine!! They even had an apple wine to serve which was perfect since my husband is allergic to grapes! We couldn't have asked for a better team (or better NJ scenery) to host our wedding. Thanks so much for everything!!! We'll definitely visit Four Sisters Winery every time we fly back to New Jersey!

Just visited here for a tasting/tour/grape stomping & dinner with friends....a private event. Pros: Beautiful scenery, friendly and knowledgeable staff, the wine tasting was very educational and had a good variety, place was clean, and the food was pretty good. Cons: Cost was to much for what you get, the tour wasn't really a tour because it's not that big or interesting, the food should have been more upscale and offered more options such as a salad or veggies(also, they shouldn't use paper plates), lastly....The grape stomping--said with respect, I don't think they should offer this or if they do, you shouldn't have to pay for it. You stand in a small bucket and step on some grapes and then wash your feet...on a concrete slab in the back....wouldn't recommend. All in all, I liked the wine, the view and the people and enjoyed my time there....again, just needs some improvements.

Not worth your time. There was a small wine tasting room that you had to stand at a bar to taste. There was no one to welcome you in or explain what was going on. Whem we asked where the food was they said you should of brouht your own. The wine was good, but the service was far from it. Everything seemed to be going in reverse. I would not go back, Cava winery or the warwick winery is a true winery.

We enjoyed the visit! The hospitality was wonderful and learned so much as great care was taken to explain the history and the different wines to us! A beautiful setting in the mountains of NJ.

We came from nyc, make reservations, they offer live music , food, wines.No live music, hamburger plain, no cheese or tomatoes , we left very disappointed No worth the travel, just avoid this place.No bathroom available.

Very nice place. Friendly staff. Nice selection of handcrafted wines. Beautiful surroundings. They do pig roast under a tent with life music during the major holiday. We were there for Father's Day and it was amazing.

A winery should be a beautiful place to enjoy a nice local wine.Basically the place has no charm and needs a landscaper!

Was there during the Apple Wine & Music Festival. Took my entire family down for $10 a piece ($5 for the kiddies) and we didn't get our money's worth! We took the kids for the apple picking and the wine cellar tour. We paid the extra fee to pick apples but the trees were in such horrible shape that there were no apples fit to be picked! THEN, I asked about the cellar tour & the lady said they were short staffed so they weren't going to be able to give tours. We bought our tickets two weeks in advance...they knew how many people were coming so they should have made sure they had people for the tours! They we so focused on making sure people bought wine that they didn't care about making it fun for everyone, even if we did all pay!

This was a tough one. To start, the wine list was confusing. There were way too many choices, organized in an unintelligible manner. Some wines on the list were not available, but they were on the list. Next, the wines that we tried were not good. The flavors were muddled with no special notes. Most, if not all, were way too sweet.If I could make a recommendation, I would suggest cutting back on the number of wines and trying to build more flavor into the remaining.I would not go back. It's not for the serious wine drinker.

I am I Red wine drinker, so thats what I wanted to taste. They were sold out of three of the 6 Reds, so then we tasted the sweet wines. These wines were not made out of grapes they were made with Cherries, Strawberries, Apples etc... I didn't care for them too much.The grounds were very pretty and the tasting room was very nice.

I went with my girl to the Father's Day Pig Roast. DISAPPOINTMENT We were up first for food. The "Tinny portion of meat that was put on my plate was pitiful. They even told my GF she couldn't have any more pig or chicken Meat. (Afraid of Running OUT? You sold tickets in advanced. TO boot.. Two of our party didn't come. SO wouldn't we be able to get another plate? Pig and chicken STONE COLD,tough (could you break it up it was pulled pork after all. The pig's coldness was like fresh out of the frig. Bean caned, Salad and Calsaw were Fresh. Music awesome but YOu couldn't hear what they were talking about. The mies needed to be turned up for speeches. Don't go for the wine tasting U barely got 1/3 of a shot glass the first time then it was a 1/4. YOU have to hunt the staff down to get glasses for water/ice tea. Staff was pleasant. ONLY ONE INDOOR TOLIET for men/women each One additional Port a potty. LONG Bathroom Lines. GROUNDS SPLEND.

Surprised my husband for Fathers Day.He told us it was his best Fathers Day ever.The band was very good, played a little bit of everything.The food was very tasty.We went back for seconds.The pig was soft and tender and the baked beans were delicious.Most of the wine is sweet but there were dry wines to suit everyones taste.Took a tour of the wine cellar which we found the tour very interesting.The whole day was a fun laid back atmosphere.The cake was tasty at the end of the day.We also enjoyed the wine tasting.Over all we really had a great time.We will definitely be back for Fathers Day next year and will be going to the apple and wine tasting in September and Octobers activities.The staff were very nice and pleasant.I give this place a thumbs up. The $30.00 for this event was worth it.

I took my husband there for the Father's Day Pig Roast, figured it would be something different.We were both very disappointed! I love pork, could eat it for breakfast, not joking and I don't mean just bacon. It was pretty bad ... hmmmn, where do I start? The pork was tough and had no taste, what they called "chicken marsala" was not even close, they rationed the food by serving it to you and so we each were served 3, yes 3, tiny roasted potatoes. They offered "dessert", which was pretty pathetic. It looked like a piece of bread the regular food that was drizzled with a chocolate. Even the wine was bad! We left the pig roast only to find something else to eat. Ridiculous! I only gave it a one because the band was decent and it wasn't their fault.