i would go to stores, knock on the door, taste this sangria.to 2017, senor sangria is on shelves in seven states with hopes of 12 in 2018. the he is on track to make 3.6 million this year. but martinez says it is still a struggle to grow his business. >> i'm keeping my head down. just pushing forward and focusing more on sales. reporter: martinez with no formal business background says he couldn't have done it without guidance from the statewide hispanic chamber of commerce in new jersey. the chamber is made up of 3500 members all with hispanic roots. the chairman says the main goal is to help hispanic businesses succeed. >> a lot of hispanic-owned businesses are professionals that come to this country overqualified, and because they can't find employment, they decide to venture out to become entrepreneurs. we help them build relationships. we connect them to resources that could help them. we do educational entrepreneurship training classes. reporter: raising capital, tax reform and health care and immigration, all issues that the chamber is h

senior sangria started in 2006.s idea, he decided to take a chance and battle his sangria to sell. martinez quit his job and sold his apartment to focus on turning this idea into a reality. >> i remember delivering out of the back of my car which is nuts. i would go to stores, knock on stores, knock on doors and sangria. >> fast-forward to 2017. senior sangria sells more than 70,000 cases a year. some shells and escape the top of the seventh in 2018. the drink brought in $3.2 million last year, on track to make 623 million this year. martinez says it's still a struggle to grow his business. >> i have to keep my head down and push forward and focus more in sales. >> with no formal business background says he couldn't have done it without the guidance of the statewide hispanic chamber of commerce in new jersey. the chamber is made up of 35 members with hispanic roots. chairman carlos medina says the goal is to help hispanic businesses to succeed. >> they are professionals that come to this country overqualified and th

>> that is raspberry sangria.take it seriously. >> more than 100 old city businesses are sew indicating art culture and history. >> it shows off everything that old city has to offer. >> independence row showcases locally hand made items. >> you can meet the makers in the store and see the work they make and make purchases too. >> david will be there with her jewelry designs. >> they are colorful and the patterns are unique. they are patterned from recycled vintage tins. >> it's fun for everyone and music stage. >> fashion shows and palmers and ac bats. >> this festival is not like any other festival in the city. the melding of the past and present gives it a unique vibe. >> a story you find something colonial, a mile of old city streets are shut down for the festival now in its fourth year. >> spend a couple of hours and enjoy yourself. >> that sauce is incredible. >> a tony award winning musical hit the road and bringing plenty of flair to the academy of music. ♪ ♪ kinky boots following the story of the unlikely

reporter: martinez and sangria a perfect example. were four million hispanic-owned businesses in the united states. the hispanic number of hispanic businesses is 15 times the average over the last decade. they're growing. neil: these have found out, the chamber of commerce helped them or would navigate ways for them, without that would they have been in tougher shape? reporter: you know, they really helped them. they have given them a platform. they have shown them the way. they made connections for them. the hispanic community is very tight 19. so you know, with -- tight-knit. if one company can help another company, they will. that is are with the chamber of commerce comes in. neil: not too shabby. thank you very much. trace z. we have the small business administrator. hector, very good to have you. when you hear these type of stories, they're really built on the economic environment of the country itself, right? so that continues to move along they will move along. now tax cuts are being bandied about. how important is it to this

what's in a sangria. >> sacky, white peach, ginger brands. >> i oh, all sounds good to me.ie here will explain how this year it is much more than just a fashion show. >> right here, we have ren, we have erdon, gash a house, meta suite, all showcasing their looks for the live fashion exhibit hit year. >> then you can buy what you see right then and there? >> yes. so ' long with the fashion exhibit we will also have a showcase that is a live marketplace. so we will have live marketplace that goes along with a fashion exhibit so people can shop the looks right then and there. >> and then you can see why old city another great place to shop in the area. i love it. and of course, if you are going to an event in old city you need some of the history, right? right, francois? >> oh, of course, i will be here for the family fun zone. there will be juggling, there will be acting, there will be music, and dancing, you should come see all the family fun and i hear there will be chocolate. >> oh, who doesn't like chocolate? okay, vinyl me up, plus performances 12:00 to 5:00 in the famil

then you have sparkling apple cider sangria. >> thank you so much for coming. you to valley forge for letting us come and visit. this is seriously over the top. the new cottage place has been amazing. and i'm just going to stir this san agree, a because i'm real good at that. >> no, we're definitely going to drink it. >> just stirring. let the tasting begin, jen. >> thank you, jen. >>> i've the white pumpkin kind of new. i like the blue casino every teal colored pumpkins, the hybrids of the original orange. but i have some spotting, alex. >> apparently we're supposed to keep these pumpkins in a cool dark spot to prevent it from yellowing, to prevent that spot. >> oh, cool dark spot. >> my hotter has white hair and you don't want to to turn yellow, so always wears a hat. >> so you keep your mother like in the basement? >> she wear sun shades. >> 200 a white pumpkins started to be develop. >> about 12 years now, thank you. i'll finds a dark colds spot. maybe my heart. >> perfect. >> all right. where is made? maddie, come on, are you ready for your questions? madd

here and our barbecue chicken platter what we are serving today for olde city fest and blueberry sangriall as our strawberry margarita. >> reporter: i'm having heart palpitations thinking about what is on this table. you opened a little over two years ago or under two years, i'm sorry. >> yes. >> what sparked that decision to open upright here in olde city. >> well, i mean olde city is a historic area. we have museum of the american revolution, that just opened autopsy cross the street. we knew that was going on. we chose this location on the corn tore bolster the history, little lines, alexandria hamilton nickname so we took that name for our restaurant and tied it into the history of the area. >> reporter: so also, you know , you guys are very popular for brunch and other things. there are tons of people who love this restaurant but in olde city can you talk about the divide here and what you see from the people coming in and what would you like to take away from the event today >> well, olde city's changing. it is definitely a very family oriented neighborhood. we've got a lot of, gre

dumplings with soy sauce and spring rolls with the chinese mustard and a specialty cocktailed called sangria. >> it sounds good to me. we will dip into this. there is also the fashion factor when it comes to olde city fest. jozy will explain how this year it is much more than just a fashion show. >> right here we have ren, we have erdan and meda suites who will be showcasing their looks , for the live fashion exhibit this year. >> and then you can buy what you see right then and there. >> yes, long with the fashion exhibit we will also have a showcase that is a live marketplace. we will have a live marketplace that goes with the fashion exhibit so people can shop rite then and there. >> you can see why olde city is another great place to shop in the area. i love it. >> if you go to an event in olde city, you need the history right frances. >> but, of course, i was here for the family fun zone, there will be juggling, there will be acting, there will be music , and dancing, you should come see all of the family fun and i hear there will be chocolate. >> who doesn't like check late >> sign me

no children one child i just happen i just had to move to a little boy was his name he instantly sangria kids and saying. this is not a jewish kid no it's not. existence am i just have been me three months ago my hairy first child how did you come up with that name we came up my grandfather's name is preston and so we loved preston thorne well preston field and so we added that we got the end of his name and put it with. kingston and then you know my background louisiana so you know my fiance he's you know from monroe louisiana and then my whole mom and dad are from amy louisiana so saint is old part imho very relaxed reacted to being famous i don't think about it is to being recognized you know these are don't think about it i don't think about it at all just a look at it as i am grateful to do what i love to do i'm grateful to be given the opportunity to do what i love to do what's it like being a mother you know i was a little kingston later kingston is giving you some match. in the beginning i didn't know what happened mr lay i did not know what hit me or even a matter of me and i di