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You could call this the shoulder season at the BC SPCA’s Wild Arc in East Sooke.

When Charlie Marshall opened his New York City restaurant, The Marshal, in 2013, he was disappointed by the farm-to-table scene in the city.  “It felt

Boasting more earth and esoteric flavors, natural wines are made from organic or sustainably farmed grapes and usually without fillers or preservatives.

The Warwick Brewery to Host Wild Acres Fest with 30+ Craft Brewers on August 20.

Both convenient and environmentally friendly, these wines are perfect for your next picnic, beach day, or camping trip

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New York, NY (PRWEB) January 19, 2022 -- Sommelier Paul Brady, former New York Wines Ambassador and 2019 Wine Enthusiast Magazine 40 Under 40 Tastemaker is

Piquette is a centuries-old tradition, a drink originally consumed by European vineyard workers. Unable to afford the wine they produced for their overseers, they rehydrated pressed grape pomace with water, then fermented it to make a secondary wine. The result was often tart, with a vinegar-like flavor that could sting, or, in French, piquer. Adding

Reviving Americas forgotten winemaking grapes Natural winemakers in Hudson Valley and Catskills embrace lesser-known grape varietals, low-impact techniques Kathleen Willcox FacebookTwitterEmail To capture the essence of the region in a bottle — in a way that doesn’t harm the environment — Hudson Valley and Catskills natural winemakers are seeking out hybrid, native and wild grapes. “They were born or bred to live here, so they don’t require chemicals to survive,” says Alfredo Alcán...