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Maryland winery workers take to the vines for yearly harvest
Linganore Winecellars is among the Maryland wineries whose workers have taken to the vines for this year’s harvest.
Maryland native launched what he calls the first Black-owned rosé
Randallstown native Donae Burston made a splash in 2019 in the wine business by launching La Fête du Rosé, which he called the first entirely Black-owned rosé, out of St. Tropez, France.
New wine club supports Md. nonprofit’s endangered animals program
A Silver Spring-based nonprofit is launching a wine club and two new wines to support its effort to protect threatened animals.
Cheers! New wine and beer options announced in Rockville, Annapolis
Cooper’s Hawk Winery & Restaurants and the Brass Tap have found new homes.
Kamenetz puts wine on line with Orioles
Neither the Orioles nor the Washington Nationals actually play in any of the affected counties, but that hasn’t stopped Baltimore County Executive Kevin Kamenetz from making a bet with his counterparts in Montgomery (Isiah Leggett) and Prince George’s (Rushern L. Baker III) counties that the Orioles will last longer in baseball’s postseason than the Nats. […]
We’ll drink to that
Just in time for Passover comes news from the General Assembly that could make for good conversation around seder tables from Hagerstown to Salisbury.
Eastern Shore winery war continues
A Talbot County couple cries foul over a fledgling winery's request to keep storing its wine on site.
Maryland wine: California of the East?
COLLEGE PARK — Maryland’s wine industry, while not a powerhouse in the world of vino, has seen tremendous growth over the past decade, and the state has the potential to become a major center of wine production in time, experts said. But to realize that potential, the state has a number of challenges to overcome […]
A vintage harvest
The 2013 wine harvest is wrapping up around the region and, despite challenges posed by excessive rainfall in early to midsummer, most wineries report another excellent vintage — the second in a row and, going back to 2010, three out of four.
Wine distributor relocating to White Marsh
Mega wine and spirits distributor, Reliable Churchill LLLP, is relocating its headquarters to Baltimore Crossroads in White Marsh in a new 449,200-square-foot building.
Remembering Grigio
My week was spent mourning what seems is the demise of our favorite farm cat, who didn’t return one night after dark.
My deer friends
One has to mark territory; if not, well, maybe I didn’t look serious about protecting it.
