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Mix it up: Getting to know your local drink scene means trying one of everything (right?)

We’re not saying summer is the season for drinking (that’s every season), but there’s something about it that makes us want to mingle. The pages that follow will introduce you […]

C-VILLE Writers | June 27, 2017

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From a fortuitous partnership grows a summer bounty at Berrey Hill

A landowner and a farmer walk into an agriculture- themed social hour. Holly Maillet, a botanical artist and avid gardener, owns 55 acres of sun-splashed land in Madison County that she’d […]

lisamartin | June 27, 2017

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The art of food: Pearl Island’s Javier Figueroa-Ray on cooking and creativity

Writer, playwright, counselor—chef Javier Figueroa-Ray has worn many hats. But, to hear him tell it, cooking and poetry aren’t that different. “When I moved to the mainland, my writing muse […]

Caite Hamilton | June 27, 2017

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The sweet spot: Zeroing in on special Virginia vineyard sites

Several decades into Virginia’s booming post-Prohibition wine economy, we are starting to home in on some special vineyard sites throughout the state. In France, you’ll find heavily protected and coveted […]

ebscala | June 27, 2017

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K&F: Let’s do brunch: Sweet or savory, we’re on board for both

Breakfast, they say, is the most important meal of the day. But we’d wager that whoever said that had never had brunch. If they had, they’d know there are few […]

C-VILLE Writers | March 29, 2017

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K&F: Oenology obscura: Virginia’s new wave of unique, experimental wines

Virginia’s wine identity orbits around Viognier, Cabernet Franc and Bordeaux-style blends. Increasingly, however, winemakers are pushing the boundaries of possibility and bottling some unique wines. Part of the new fascination […]

ebscala | March 29, 2017

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K&F: Grit’s new dessert bar is a sweet menu addition

The only thing better than one dessert? A whole assortment of desserts. Grit recently added cakes, brûlées and tarts to the coffee shop’s menu of small plates. Currently only available at […]

Caite Hamilton | March 29, 2017

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K&F: Side dishes worth building a meal around

Let’s take a moment to celebrate the unsung culinary heroes, shall we? The sweet potato casserole so often overshadowed by the turkey. The tricolore salad pushed aside to make room […]

lauraingles | March 29, 2017

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K&F: Six salads we can’t leaf alone

Craving something fresh and green on your lunch break? These six spots boast a robust mix of ingredients—including local leafy greens. Now you just have to kick your bad habit […]

whitybyrd | March 29, 2017

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K&F: This time, Melissa Close-Hart’s kitchen is all her own

Melissa Close-Hart rarely eats breakfast—who has the time? The Junction chef is often in her Belmont restaurant kitchen by 8am and sometimes doesn’t leave until 12:30 in the morning. Such […]

Caite Hamilton | March 29, 2017

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