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“No one would pretend that package store employees are dealing with the same risks as Police, Firefighters, or Medical Personnel. But like food-market workers, package store workers are on some sort of front line.” – François Steichen Continue Reading →
“In contrast to Christmas, Social Distancing is an open-ended season. Customers are buying cases instead of bottles, and they are return-buying faster than they normally would.” – François Steichen Continue Reading →
Greenwich Wine & Spirits Fans Already Feeling the Pinch. Continue Reading →
Does a Pompano Sit in the Floods? Continue Reading →
Stamford and other towns Connecticut gathered earlier this month at Harlan Social, in Stamford’s South End, to taste a range of about 15 wines from the celebrated Merry Edwards Winery of Sebastopol, California, in Sonoma’s Russian River Valley. Continue Reading →
Greenwich Community Gardens founder and leader Patty Sechi recently moved to the warmer climes of the Shenandoah Valley horse country and the new challenge of planting in its clay soils. Continue Reading →
At an event with a gala feel, Greenwich Community Gardens members, corporate sponsors, and community supporters gathered to see the award-winning “Seed: the Untold Story,” a documentary about the environmental and health effects of the world’s loss of biodiversity. Continue Reading →
At a town hall meeting in Stamford, Himes says despite Trump’s authoritarian tendencies, US not in danger of becoming “Pinochet’s Chile” or “Germany in the 1930s.” Continue Reading →
“Last week, I stopped at a wine store in Glenville to pick up a case of red. Paul, the Store Manager, and Erika, the Assistant Manager, happened to be tasting some red wines made from the Nebbiolo grape. They let me join in.” – Francois Steichen Continue Reading →
Sommelier and wine writer, Francois Steichen, stopped at four wine shops in Greenwich and shares several wine suggestions and pairings in time for Thanksgiving. Continue Reading →