2025 Passport to Connecticut Wine Country program returns
Thirty-six out of 45 licensed farm wineries statewide are participating in the program.
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13h agoThe 2025 Passport to Connecticut Wine Country program has returned.
Participants can attend up to 36 wineries to collect digital or physical stamps on their passport books. With each stamp received, participants can level up and earn prizes.
The goal of the program is to support local winemakers while having a friendly competition throughout the remainder of the year.
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