• Uncorked: Episode 10 – Devon Perry on Elevating New Jersey Wines and Building Community

  • Apr 1 2025
  • Length: 35 mins
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Uncorked: Episode 10 – Devon Perry on Elevating New Jersey Wines and Building Community

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  • In this episode of Uncorked: Wine-Business-Life, hosts Bill Green and Jerrold Colton sit down with Devon Perry, the dynamic Executive Director of the Garden State Wine Growers Association. Devon shares her passion for elevating New Jersey’s wine industry and how the state is overcoming the stigma of being a lesser-known wine region.

    Devon discusses the rapid growth of New Jersey wineries, the importance of collaboration among vineyard owners, and the strategic initiatives aimed at increasing the visibility of local wines on the national and international stage. As a passionate advocate for local agriculture, Devon's leadership has been instrumental in connecting winemakers and driving innovation across the state.

    The episode also delves into Devon’s background, from launching digital initiatives at the American Red Cross to pioneering wine-friendly dining databases. Her relentless drive and commitment to the New Jersey wine community make this conversation both inspiring and insightful.

    Tune in to learn how the Garden State is transforming into a thriving wine destination and how local producers are making a name for themselves with bold, high-quality wines. Cheers to New Jersey wine!
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