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Abode

Wonder wall: An expansive pine façade melds beauty and functionality

There’s an air of mystery about the renovated third-floor apartment on the Downtown Mall. A wall of rough-sawn reclaimed white oak treated with bleaching oil runs nearly the entire length […]

joebargmann | May 15, 2019

Abode

First class: A Waynesboro couple upgrades their airpark home

Leslie and Rich Hock, a real estate agent and commercial pilot, respectively, live the way many of us can only dream of. In the garage beside their home at Eagle’s […]

joebargmann | May 13, 2019

Abode

Break it down: Panorama Paydirt makes “black gold” from city leaves

Compost isn’t a glamorous business, but then again—if it helps you hang onto a big, beautiful piece of land in Albemarle County—maybe it is. The 20-or-so acres that Steve Murray […]

Erika Howsare | May 10, 2019

Abode

Roof with a view: Well, it’s actually the third floor, but outside the glass doors the scene is all sky and mountains

An interesting housing experiment called Lochlyn Hill is taking shape about two miles east of the Downtown Mall, on the Charlottesville-Albemarle line by Pen Park. Five custom builders currently have […]

joebargmann | May 10, 2019

Magazines Unbound

Trail master: Trek’s Slash 9.8 will get you there—and back

When we asked Shawn Tevendale, owner of Blue Ridge Cyclery, to recommend a killer trail bike to feature, he emailed a link back within a minute to the mechanical wonder […]

joebargmann | May 8, 2019

Knife & Fork

Happy return: Sweethaus is back with a new name

When Sweethaus abruptly closed last December, the year ended on a sour note for fans of the bakery’s cheerful confections. But the new year turned out sweetly for Charlottesville, as […]

joebargmann | May 6, 2019

Knife & Fork

Spotlight: Wisdom Oak Winery

Jason Lavallee would like to thank everyone for being so nice. It’s not what a guy expects when he parachutes into town and opens a winery with his wife, and […]

joebargmann | May 6, 2019

Knife & Fork

My favorite bite: Pirate’s bounty

“It will be two years in July since I had this meal, and it was great not only because of what I ate, but also because of the beautiful setting. […]

joebargmann | May 6, 2019

Knife & Fork

Don’t call it salami (because the proper name is charcuterie)

Making charcuterie is an art, and the best meat artists in town can be found at J.M. Stock Provisions. “You have to receive the animal, break it down, use just […]

joebargmann | May 6, 2019

Knife & Fork

Concrete decision: Stinson Vineyards ferments in an egg that’s hard to beat

I first encountered an ovoid concrete fermentation vessel at Austria’s innovative biodynamic winery Meinklang in 2004. Actually, there were a few of them, all lined up and looking like 1950s […]

robertharllee | May 6, 2019

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