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Raise Your Glass and Celebrate the Harvest During VA Wine Month
Do you love fall? Of course you do! Toast to the harvest with a glass of Virginia Wine to kick off Virginia Wine Month in style. We cover everything you need to know about Virginia Wine Month: its history, the best pairings and a few ideas for throwing your own harvest party to celebrate all the things that make fall in the Commonwealth so special.
May Food Events in Virginia
May is full of festive activities. From Cinco de Mayo and celebrations for Mom, all that way through to those Memorial Day barbecues, there are plenty of reasons to gather and feast. No matter the occasion, foodies across the state should be able to find great, local, food to celebrate at many of the events below.
August Foodie Events
Although it doesn’t feel like it, summer is officially wrapping up this month. But for foodies, this summer is going out with a bang. This month is stuffed with killer events like food truck feasts, heritage festivals, and our favorite fruit fete: The Carytown Watermelon Festival!
Virginia Distillery Company in USA Today Reader’s Choice Poll
Virginia Distillery Company has been nominated in USA Today’s 2022 10 Best Readers’ Choice travel awards for Best Craft Whiskey Distillery for the third consecutive year. The contest allows the public to vote for their favorite distillery once a day until Monday, September 26. A panel of American spirits experts selected Virginia Distillery Company and 19 other distilleries for the contest.
It’s 5 o’clock for 30 Days! Dive into Virginia Spirits Month
You may not know it, but 2020 is a banner year for Virginia Spirits. It commemorates 400 years of distilling in Virginia. No, that’s not a typo. The first recorded distillery was founded in 1620 in Southampton, Virginia. George Thorpe stated in a letter to The Virginia Company that he made a “goode drinke of Indian corne,” aka WHISKEY! What better way to celebrate that heritage than with a boozy celebration of one of Virginia’s oldest and proudest industries? Enter Virginia Spirits Month!