Spring Plant Sales at the Nursery
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Spring has arrived at Jones Family Farms, and our nursery is open with a fresh selection of greenhouse-grown plants for the season! We offer a variety of hanging baskets, flowering annuals, herbs, vegetable starters, tree seedlings, and arborvitae for your garden and landscape needs. Whether you’re planting containers, starting a vegetable garden, or adding to your property, you’ll find a range of healthy plants ready for the season! We will be open every weekend through May!
Mother's Day Reservations
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Celebrate Mother's Day at Jones Winery We recommend making a reservation for a table for your family and friends. Reservations are not needed for wine tastings. Walk ins are accepted as space allows - we will do our best to seat you. Click the button below to make your reservation. Our outdoor seating areas are located throughout our beautiful courtyard, pavilion and patio. Indoor seating can be found in the main Tasting Room. On the Sunday of Mother's Day, we are also opening up the historic dairy barn upper level. Though the upper barn is not heated, it can be a cozier location. As the...
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Friday Wine Down: Elle Sera
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With soul and honesty Elle Sera’s convergence of grit and grace separates her from so many singer-songwriters of today. You can do away with any notion that a singular genre or box would contain Elle’s broad songwriting styles and even broader skills as a vocalist. Effortlessly and authentically, she flows through blues, rock, pop and country wrapped up in a singer-songwriter foothold that stir together to set her soulful vocals on fire with dynamic conviction. With pure emotion and intention–all pouring out of a barely 5’ frame– it’s a true wonder to experience the size of her voice faceted...
Friday Wine Down: Riley Cotton
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Riley Cotton is a New England Music Award nominated singer/songwriter based in Hartford, CT. Cotton has been described as “…an old-school type of songwriter whose songs and performance are able to cross space and time to touch that part of your brain where love, loss, happiness, and longing all co-exist” (Chip McCabe, The Dad Metal Blog). While growing up in Texas, much of her musical taste was shaped by the voices of the women of country music who so boldly embraced the power of their belt and femininity in the face of an industry that did not embrace them. While writing her own music, Riley...
Friday Wine Down: Riley Johnson
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If you've been to our farm during Christmas season over the past few years, chances are you've seen Riley Johnson. In fact, he may have helped you select your perfect Christmas tree and even carried it to your car! Riley enjoys working here on the farm at Christmas, but his true love and passion is music. Born in southern Connecticut, and steeped in music growing up, Johnson began playing guitar at a young age. Originally playing lead guitar in blues and jam bands, by his late teenage years, Johnson began writing his own songs and took to a more fitting, mellow singer/songwriter vibe. His...
Friday Wine Down: Brandon Mullis
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We discovered Brandon several years ago by "accident"...meaning we just happened to run across a video of him playing at a small venue down in his native state of South Carolina. That video led to another and another and then we discovered, much to our delight, that he was/is a transplant to Connecticut! So, we found his contact info and the rest is history. We invited him to come just on the basis of those videos and we've had him back every year since. He brings with him a vast catalog of songs across numerous genres as well as his own, original offerings that he sprinkles into his shows...
Friday Wine Down: Brian Dolzani
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Brian Dolzani is a contemporary singer/songwriter that possesses an old soul. A listen to his music makes that point abundantly clear. So too, the fact that he lists any number of ‘60s and ‘70s songwriters as prime influences — Bob Dylan, Neil Young, Cat Stevens, Crosby, Stills and Nash, to Joni Mitchell, James Taylor, and Credence Clearwater Revival, among them — suggests that his roots reside in a great storytelling tradition. Like his forebears, Brian is all about to creating a connection to his audiences through the expression of innermost emotion. In the process, he shares a sound that’s...
