Moscow Via Montana: Tales from SCAA 2013
In the 1970s, a young Russian man named Aleksandr Malchik moved to Montana for graduate school, a state he would call home for 17 years. He quickly took to … Continue reading
Florida is for Lovers, not coffee drinkers…
Drinking coffee in Florida is like drinking wine in Nevada, necessary but, not the best. The funny part is, a lot of people are drinking coffee and in large quantities. … Continue reading
Hook it up with JavaHook
I am always interested in new businesses, entrepreneurs, and products that find their way into your routine and can no longer be lived without. JavaHook™ has this potential and has … Continue reading
America’s Wine Cradle
We’re all familiar with the great wines being produced in Napa and Sonoma, but most people forget (or perhaps never knew) the birthplace of American wine making: the Hudson Valley. … Continue reading
Newburgh New-brew
Newburgh, NY has been the underdog for the last hundred years. It was a boomtown during the Gilded Age, with its ideal position between NY and Albany, directly on the … Continue reading
A Call to Arms!
Friends, New Yorkers, Countrymen, lend me your ears. We sit at the feet of one of the most lush, fertile and bountiful lands in all the United States. Its natural … Continue reading
A Grand Portfolio
You can’t talk about wine in the Hudson Valley without mentioning Millbrook Winery. Established in 1985 by John Dyson (of I Love NY fame), they are the crown jewel of … Continue reading
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Balkan Wine Project
Last week at Winebow‘s annual Vintner’s Harvest the room was filled with amazing wines from around the world. From the Hudson valley to Australia, amazing grapes were presented and paired … Continue reading
Made with Honor, Sold on Hipster
Every so many years a new cool beer is chosen to be the mascot of the poor yet proud educated youth. The newly chosen emblem of awesome is Narragansett beer, … Continue reading
