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One of life’s greatest affordable luxuries has always been a goodbottle of wine. If you enjoy wine, you must be aware of the manywineries and vineyards in Southern New Jersey. Years ago a fewfarmers in Southern New Jersey started planting grapes simply as analternative to the acres of corn, tomatoes, and other deliciouslysuperior South Jersey produce. It did not take very long beforesubstantial efforts were made to produce quality wines from theseSouthern New Jersey grapes.

The production of wine in Southern New Jersey has, if you willexcuse the pun, graduated to an even higher level as one of the state’sbest colleges, Stockton State College, will be opening an EducationalCenter in Hammonton and is planning a Viticulture and Enologyeducation initiative that is tentatively scheduled for launch in fall2013.

Today, much of the Southern New Jersey wine industry has maturedand evolved. There are many high quality wines produced right herein our region. In fact, a discussion I recently had with a Cape MayCounty vintner, provided me an even deeper understanding of justhow serious Southern New Jersey wineries have become aboutproducing world class wines. You see, I was inclined to believe thatwines produced in Southern New Jersey would all be similar andlargely exhibit the same characteristics.

It seems that not only are the wines produced in the many locales ofSouth Jersey different but they can vary greatly. I was lucky enoughto talk to someone so passionate about this subject that I foundmyself even more excited about Southern New Jersey wines and theirpotential to compete in a discriminating world market.

Here is a brief excerpt from the Natali Vineyards web-site explainingthe uniqueness of lower Cape May County for wine production. “TheCape May peninsula has a unique climate. For the tender Europeanwine grapes (Vitis vinifera), the Mid-Atlantic region is hostile: toocold, too humid, and too rainy. But lower Cape May’s climate ismoderated by two large bodies of water, the Atlantic Ocean and theDelaware Bay. The configuration and climate parallels a famousFrench wine-growing region, the Bordeaux, which lies between theAtlantic and the lower Gironde River. Like the area known as theMedoc, Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, and Sauvignon Blanc do verywell in this climate.”

There is not any doubt in my mind, that with time, given the similarcircumstances, all Southern New Jersey wineries will produce winesof equal or better quality than the French.

In a recent story in “The New Yorker” magazine about comparingwines from France with wines from New Jersey, the following wassaid, “But now, in an even more surprising turn of events, anotherAmerican wine region has performed far better than expected in ablind tasting against the finest French châteaus. Ready for the punchline? The wines were from New Jersey……. So go ahead and buysome wine from New Jersey.

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But if you really want to maximizethe pleasure of your guests, put afancy French label on it. Thosegrapes will taste even better.” Isay forget the “fancy Frenchlabel”. Be proud of our SouthernNew Jersey wine makers. Thisstory in The New Yorker provesthe quality of Southern NewJersey wine but shows its greatestweakness, perception. We mustmake people realize that theiroften ridiculous caricature view ofNew Jersey, is absolutely wrong.The best way to do this, is for allof us to invite friends and familyfrom other states to join us forwine tastings and vineyard tours.Pack them in the car with a picniclunch. Take them for a tour ofSouthern New Jersey’s winerieson one of the many wine trailsdesigned for this purpose.

This weekend Renault Winery (thelongest operating winery in thecountry) hosts the “Summer ChillWine Festival”. Join us as weenjoy wines from more than 10wineries in Southern New Jerseyall at one location on Friday andSaturday.

For those of you that love exoticsports cars and fine wine, pleasevisit VignetoRally.org. TheVigneto Rally is the coolest wineevent in the United States andexists solely to promote theSouthern New Jersey wineindustry. We are currently workingon plans for the next VignetoRally and hope to make the nextone an even bigger event.

The Society Page (KnutsonPublications) has launched a web-site to support the wine industry ofSouthern New Jersey. The web-site, SouthJerseyWine.com, willlist events, tastings, information,and more about wineries andvineyards in South Jersey. Thesite is free to view and free toSouthern New Jersey wineproducers that wish to list theirevents.

If you would like to assist us withpromoting the Southern NewJersey wine industry, pleasecontact us.

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SOUTH JERSEY EVENTS

BALLYS

July 7 Boxing Majewski vs. Fitzpatrick

BOARDWALK HALL

July 29 Erique Iglesias, Jennifer Lopez and WisinY YandelAugust 4 Jimmy Buffett and the Coral ReeferBandAugust 17 3 Gigantes TourAugust 29-Sept 2 Cirque Du Soleil DralionSept 7 American Idol Live

Sept 15 Madonna

BORGATA

July 20-21 SantanaJuly 20 Kenny LogginsJuly 28 Seth MeyersAug 4 Chicago & The Doobie BrothersAug 5 Dukes of SeptemberAug 10 Il DivoAug 11 The Dan BandAug 12 DaughtryAug 18 Roger HodgsonAug 24 K.D. LangAug 25 Keith UrbanAug 25 Artie LangeAug 31 Cheap TrickSept 1 TrainSept 1-2 Il VoloSept 15 KansasSept 21 Ray Manzarek & Robby Krieger of the

Doors

CAESARS

July 13-20 Blue Man GroupJuly 31-Aug 5 Donny and MarieAug 14-Sept 2 Rock of Ages

Oct 6 Jethro Tull's Ian Anderson

GOLDEN NUGGET

Sept 1-2 Bubba Gump Shrimp Fest on the Deck

HARRAHS

July 21 Robin ThickeJuly 27 Bill CosbySept 8 Buddy Guy & Jonny Lang

Dec 1 Ron White

HOUSE OF BLUES SHOW-BOAT

July 21 MatisyahuJuly 27 Meat LoafAug 3 Carnival of MadnessSept 2 SeetherNov 23 B.B. King

RESORTS

July 21 Air SupplyJuy 27 Title Wave Boxing ESPNAug 11 Tony Danza

Oct 27 Giogos Mazonakis

REVEL

July 20 SealJuly 27 Summerland TourAug 3 Gipsy KingsAug 11 JourneyAug 25 Duran Duran

Sept 8 Barry Manilow

TROPICANA

July 27-28 Alla Duhova's Todes ContemporaryRussian BalletAug 3 Jennifer Rogers: Psychic Medium MedicalIntuitiveAug 11 Carlos MenciaSept 21 Bret MichaelsSept 29 Adam CarollaOct 5 Craig FergusonOct 20 SinbadOct 27-28 Al Bano

TAJ MAHAL

July 21 BostonAug 11 Bill EngvallAug 25 Al GreenAug 31 The Charlie Daniels BandSept 1 Louis C.K.Sept 21 Ronnie DunnOct 13 Marinella and Natasa Theodoridou LiveOct 20 Don RicklesNov 3 Irina Allegrova Farewell Tour

AC Phone Numbers

Bally's: (609) 340-2709Borgata: (609) 677-1000Caesars: (800) 677-SHOWHarrah's: (800) 2-HARRAHHilton: (609) 340-7160Ocean City Music Pier: (609)525-9248Resorts: (800) 322-SHOWSands: (609) 441-4137Showboat: (800) 736-1420Tropicana: (609) 340-4020Trump Plaza: (609) 441-6000Trump Taj Mahal: (609) 449-5150

Hot Air Balloon Festival, Friday- Sunday, July 27th-29th. The QuickChek New Jersey Festival of Ballooning is the largest summertime hot air balloonand music festival in North America. From twice daily mass ascensions of over 100special shape and sport hot air balloons, to headlining concerts, non-stop familyentertainment, hundreds of crafters and vendors, great food, fireworks, a balloonglow, a 5k run and more, the festival is jam-packed with stuff to do. This year therewill be a special Breakfast with the Balloons VIP ticket available for Sunday.Readington NJ

Atlantic City Food & Wine Festival, Thursday- Sunday, July 26th-29th. Festival will enjoy four days of events, tastings and celebritychef appearances that showcase the city’s abundant culinary offerings.

13th Annual Jazz on the BeachType: Concerts, FamilyDates: Jul 5 - Aug 30, 2012Location: AtlanticCityAddress: Kennedy Plaza: Between Mississippi & Georgia Avenues onthe Boardwalk Phone: 609-441-9064Admission: FreeHours: ThursdaysOnly 7:00pm - 10:00pmDescription:July 5: The Brenda Brass Ensemble & Odean Pope QuartetJuly 12: Crosswinds & Tim Warfield QuartetJuly 19: Tony Perez (Ola Latina) & WebbThomas SuperbandJuly 26: Gina Roche & Kimberly Thompson QuartetAug 2: Chicken Bone Beach Youth Jazz Ensemble & Orin Evans QuartetAug 9: Tori Gee & Javon Jackson BandAug 16: Dwain Davis & Bill Jacobs EnsembleAug 23: George A. Johnson Jr. & Taeko'Aug 30: Luke Carlos O'Reilly & Mimi Jones Quartet

Friday Night Movies Under The StarsType: Family, Festivals/EventsDates: Jul 6 - Aug 31, 2012Location: Atlan-tic CityAddress: Bartram & The Boardwalk Phone: 609-344-8338Admis-sion: Free admissionHours: All movies will begin promptly at duskDescription:• Jul 6 Tintin•Jul 13 Puss In Boots• Jul 20 The Karate Kid (2010)• Jul 27 Gnomeo & Juliet• Aug 3 The Muppets (2011)• Aug 10 Diary Of A Wimpy Kid• Aug 18 Smurfs• Aug 24 Rango•Aug 31 Alvin & The Chipmunks

12th Atlantic City Farmers MarketType: Food/WineDates: Jul 5 - Sept 29, 2012Location: AtlanticCityAddress: City of Atlantic City Center City Park located on AtlanticAvenue Between North and South Carolina avenues. Phone: 609-347-5300Admission: Hours: Thursdays and Saturdays 9am -3pmDescription: Farmers from south jersey offer a wide selection of farm freshfruits like strawberries, blueberries, grapes, peaches, apples and oranges tovegetables like squash, cucumbers, radishes, lettuce and scrumptious sweetJersey corn. Farmgrown, freshly-cut flowers. home-made tomato pies,handcrafter jewelry and candles are also available.

Summer Chill Wine FestivalJuly 27 and 28 at Renault Winery in Galloway NJ. Getmore info at SouthJerseyWine.com

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1 MAROON 5 Payphone f/Wiz Khali...

2 CARLY RAE JEPSEN Call Me Maybe

3 RIHANNA Where Have You Been

4 KATY PERRY Wide Awake

5 ELLIE GOULDING Lights

6 GOTYE Somebody That I Used...

7 USHER Scream

8 DAVID GUETTA Titanium f/Sia

9 CALVIN HARRIS Let’s Go f/Ne-Yo

10 NICKI MINAJ Starships

11 DEMI LOVATO Give Your Heart A Br...

12 ONE DIRECTION What Makes You

Beaut...

13 FUN. We Are Young f/Janel...

14 ONE DIRECTION One Thing

15 CHER LLOYD Want U Back

16 GYM CLASS HEROES The Fighter f/Ryan

T...

17 HAVANA BROWN We Run The Night f/P...

18 PINK Blow Me (One Last Ki...

19 OWL CITY & CARLY RAE JEPSEN

Good Time

20 FLO RIDA Whistle

21 THE WANTED Chasing The Sun

22 PITBULL Back In Time

23 RITA ORA How We Do (Party)

24 JUSTIN BIEBER Boyfriend

25 NEON TREES Everybody Talks

26 B.O.B Both Of Us f/Taylor ...

27 GROUPLOVE Tongue Tied

28 JASON MRAZ I Won’t Give Up

29 KELLY CLARKSON Dark Side

30 OUTASIGHT Now Or Never

31 ALEX CLARE Too Close

32 ADELE Rumour Has It

33 JUSTIN BIEBER As Long As You Love ...

34 FUN. Some Nights

35 SAMMY ADAMS Only One

36 MATCHBOX TWENTY She’s So Mean

37 SEAN KINGSTON Back 2 Life (Live It...

38 LINKIN PARK Burn It Down

39 K’NAAN Hurt Me Tomorrow

40 DRAKE The Motto f/Lil Wayn...

THEWEEK INMUSIC

Top 40

Active Rock1 VOLBEAT Still Counting

2 LINKIN PARK Burn It Down

3 SHINEDOWN Unity

4 OFFSPRING Days Go By

5 ADELITAS WAY Criticize

6 CHEVELLE Hats Off To The Bull

7 FIVE FINGER DEATH PUNCH Coming

Down

8 SLASH You’re A Lie

9 SOUNDGARDEN Live To Rise

10 BLACK KEYS Gold On The Ceiling

11 GODSMACK Rocky Mountain Way

12 P.O.D. Lost In Forever

13 STAIND Now

14 DEUCE America

15 ART OF DYING Sorry

16 SERJ TANKIAN Figure It Out

17 SAVING ABEL Bringing Down The Gi...

18 ARANDA Satisfied

19 SEETHER Here And Now

20 HALESTORM I Miss The Misery

21 OTHERWISE Soldiers

22 REDLIGHT KING Comeback

23 HELLYEAH Band Of Brothers

24 CHARM CITY DEVILS Man Of Constant

Sorr...

25 BLACK STONE CHERRY Like I Roll

26 10 YEARS Backlash

27 STELLAR REVIVAL The Crazy Ones

28 DEAD SARA Weatherman

29 RISE AGAINST Wait For Me

30 FOO FIGHTERS Bridge Burning

31 HOOBASTANK This Is Gonna Hurt

32 RED LINE CHEMISTRY Unspoken

33 IN THIS MOMENT Blood

34 MARK TREMONTI You Waste Your Time

35 AEROSMITH Legendary Child

36 GREEN DAY Oh Love

37 SIXX A.M. Are You With Me Now

38 LOSTPROPHETS Bring ‘Em Down

39 EVANESCENCE The Other Side

40 FOXY SHAZAM Holy Touch

41 GASLIGHT ANTHEM 45

42 BARONESS Take My Bones Away

43 POP EVIL Purple

44 NONPOINT Left For You

45 EMPHATIC Put Down The Drink

46 JANUS Promise To No One

47 KISS Hell Or Hallelujah

48 TEXAS HIPPIE COALITION Turn It Up

49 RAINS Pressure

50 DIRTY HEADS Spread Too Thin

Beer CraZy

by Contributing Writer,Nick Gaudio

APPLEBEESMON-FRI 3-6PM$1 OFF ALL BAR DRINKS$3.99 APP MENU-MOZZARELLA STICKSBUFFALO WINGSBONELESS WINGSCHEESEBURGER SLIDERS

CURRAN'S IRISH INNMON-FRI 4-6PM$3 THREE OLIVES DRINKSAND SHOTS$2 DOMESTIC PINTS$4 IMPORTED PINTS$2.50 DOMESTIC BOTTLES$3.50 IMPORTED BOTTLESPALMYRA

FRED & ETHELS LANTERNLIGHT TAVERNMON-FRI 4-6PMCOMPLIMENTARYMUNCHIES75 CENTS OFF BEER, WINE &MIXED DRINKSSMITHVILLE

GOODFELLOWSMON-FRI 4-8PMALL HOUSE DRINKSIMPORTED & DOMESTICBEERS & MOST APPETIZERS1/2 PRICEGALLOWAY

JUGHANDLE INNMON-THUR 3-6PM1/2 PRICE WINGS$2 PINTS OF COORS LIGHT& MILLER LITECINNAMINSON

OTTS RESTAURANTSMON-FRI 4-6PMHAPPIER HOUR 10-MID-NIGHT$2.50 COORS LIGHTBOTTLES$2.50 YUENGLING BOTTLES$2 COORS LIGHT &YUENGLING DRAFTS

RICHEEZMON-FRI 3-6PM$1.50 DOMESTIC DRAFT$2 HOUSE DRINKSFREE BAR BUFFET FRIDAY4-6PMHI-NELLA

STARKY'S POUR HOUSE11AM-7PM ALL DAY HAPPYHOUR$2 DOMESTIC 12 OZ.BOTTLES$2.50 CORONA BOTTLES$2.75 12 OZ. IMPORTBOTTLESWATERFORD WORKS

SKEETERS PUBSUN-THUR 3-6PM1/2 OFF SELECTED FOOD$2 WELL DRINKS$3 WINEBLENHEIM

STONE GRILLEEVERYDAY 3-7PM$2 DOMESTIC DRAFTS$2.75 23 OZ. DOMESTICDRAFTS$2.50 DOMESTIC BOTTLES$4 HOUSE WINE$4.50 WELL DRINKS$5 PIZZAS$5 LOADED NACHOS$5 ROAST BEEF SAND-WICHES W/FRIES

South Jersey Car Shows &Cruises

BRITISH CAR OWNERS ICECREAM SOCIAL18th AnnualSATURDAY JULY 21, 20126:00 PM TO 8:30 PM5 POINTS CUSTARD (formerMaplewood Custard)E. LANDIS AVE. (RT. 540) &TUCKAHOE RD. (RT. 557) EASTVINELAND, NJ

July 21st (Rain Date July 22nd)Hamilton Grove Care & Rehabilita-tion Ctr. Antique and Classic CarShow,2300 Hamilton Avenue, Hamilton,NJ, 11:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. ByCentral Jersey Antique Car Club.Show open to cars 20 yrs. and older.Goody bags. D.J. and 50/50. Bringbag lunch and coolers. No fee toenter. Contact Joe D'Angelo; phone(609) 586-1183; e-mailjoedangeol71@aol.com

July 21, 9am - 3pm, Rain date July22, St John's Baptist Church 8thAnnual Auto & Motorcycle Show,Swap Meet and Cookout.Wiggins (Ewing) Park, Somerset St &Oregon Ave off Pennington Rd inEwing Twp, NJ. All years, makes andmodels are welcome. Many people'schoice trophies awarded. Street Rods,Pro Streeters, Low Riders, Customs,Vans, Modified Trucks, Bicycles, KitCars, Racing Cars, Antiques, Classicsand Stock Production. Ron Hines(609) 977-3159.

Thursdays * 7PM * Sonic * RioGrande Cape May CountyThursdays @7PM - 9PM. Generally afew nice mustangs, corvettes, and alot of classic cars.

SOUTH JERSEY CAMARO CLUBPresents the “2nd Annual SOUTHJERSEY CAMARO SHOW”Hosted by BENNETT CHEVROLETSUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 2012Trophies will be awarded for First,Second and Third places

Get Your Car Show listed Here ForFREE -Chuck@SocietyPageMag.com

The Society Page Best DressedEvery Week We Pick A Best Dressed.IF THIS IS YOU YOU JUST WON A$25 GIFT CARD FROM FRED &ETHELS IN SMITHVILLE VILLAGETO CLAIM YOUR GIFT CARD GOTO FRED & ETHELS BRING THISAND ASK FOR TOM. BRING ID

This week’s beer is a celebratorytreat, Southern Tier’s CrèmeBrulée. Drinking this ImperialMilk Stout is the best way to enjoya liquid dessert. It pours very darkand its crème colored head settlesvery quickly. The first and mostobvious flavor is that of butter-scotch with a perfect mix of cara-mel and vanilla. However, it stillholds the overall flavor andmouthfeel of an imperial stout. Byreading the description, many beerdrinkers will shy away from thisbeer as too sweet and candy-like,but even the most hard core stoutfan will appreciate the way the ge-niuses at Southern Tier were ableto mask the 10% ABV into a deli-cious drink that can be enjoyed byall categories of beer drinkers.

Amalthea CellarsAtco

Auburn Road VineyardsPilesgrove

Bellview WineryLandisville

Brook Hollow WineryColumbia

Cape May Winery & VineyardCape May

Cedarvale Vineyard/Cedarvale WineryLogan Twp

Chestnut Run FarmPilesgrove

Coda RossaFranklinville

Cream Ridge WineryCream Ridge

DiBella WineryWoolwich

DiMatteo VineyardsHammonton

Hawk Haven VineyardsRio Grande

Heritage VineyardsMullica

Hopewell Valley VineyardsPennington

Natali Vineyards, LLCCape May Court House

Plagido's WineryHammonton

Renault WineryGalloway (America's longest operatingvineyard)

Sharrott WineryBlue Anchor

Silver Decoy WineryEast Windsor

Swansea VineyardsShiloh

Sylvin FarmsGermania

Terhune Orchards Vineyard & WineryPrinceton

Tomasello WineryHammonton

Turdo Vineyards & WineryN Cape May

Valenzano WineryShamong

Wagonhouse WinerySwedesboro

South Jersey WineriesGet More Info at SouthJerseyWine.com

SouthJerseyWine.com is the new sitethat will list all the wineries in SouthJersey with maps, information andmore. Watch us grow.

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Some Like It Hot…But Most Work BestWhen They’re NOT.

Thermal coatings can be used to reduce high temperatures in vehiclecomponents, like exhaust manifolds and engine compartments.Lowering the temperature in these parts helps to boost horsepower inthe vehicle overall. The horsepower boost is especially noticeable invehicles with a lot of horsepower already.Thermal coatings primarily include ceramic coating of metalcomponents. There are other types of thermal coatings, such as heatwrap, which can be used for specific purposes. However, for thisarticle, we will focus on the ceramic coatings.Most ceramics can withstand temperatures of 1,400 degreesFahrenheit. The durability in extreme temperatures makes ceramic agood choice for exhaust manifolds, exhaust pipes and headers. Theceramic coating on these parts will help prevent rust. At the sametime, the coating will not burn off because of the extremetemperatures.

Ceramic On Rotors Is a Sharp Look…Another valuable use of ceramic is on the rotors behind the wheels.Rotors tend to oxidize and rust over time taking away from theoverall appearance of a vehicle. At Checkers, we provide a service forremoving the wheels, ceramic coating the rotors and replacing thewheels. The ceramic-coated rotors provide a clean look that is a nicebackdrop for the wheels.

Insulcoat Your Components Like the Space Shuttle…Another form of ceramic coating is called insulcoating. It is used forinsulating components. Insulcoating allows hot exhaust gasses totravel out of the car and not absorb through the walls of the parts toenter the car. This insulating coating also provides minimal gains inhorsepower.

Insulcoating is applied in wet form to the inside of the pipe. Theprocess takes multiple days to fully cure. When dry, insulcoating hasa chalky white appearance. It is similar to materials used on thebottom of the space shuttle to minimize heat transfer to the cabin andcargo bay.Compared to powder coating, true thermal coatings have a morelimited selection of colors. The most popular colors are black andtungsten ceramic. Specialty shops can provide ceramic in a chrome-like bright silver, as well.

How Thermal Coatings Are Applied…The application process includes preparation, application and curing.• Each part must be sandblasted using media specific to thatpart.• Next, each piece should be cleaned with a solvent cleaner.• Third, the parts are pre-baked to remove any oils, greases,contaminants, dirt, etc.• After the part is properly prepped, the ceramic or insulcoatingis applied wet.• The part is allowed to air dry until fully cured.• Parts may be baked to expedite the curing process.

Professionals Only – Please…You should have ceramic coating applied by a professional shop.While ceramic paint can be purchased locally, it is not the industriallevel that you really need. Generally, the type of ceramic paint thatyou can purchase locally can only withstand temperatures up to 500degrees and changes color beyond that temp range.If you have any additional questions about ceramic coatings, you canreach Steve through http://www.checkerspowdercoating.com. Thephone number at Checkers is 609-965-6300.

Author: Steve Amadio, ECR Staff WriterSee More atExoticCarResource.com

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