(Left to right) Crocodile Wine; Hoopers Creek Wine Market & Crate Wine Market & Project. Lets face it, despite all of the online wine clubs, subscription services, and deep discount deals at Trader Joe’s, you still see the same labels again and again. The consolidation and simplification of the wine industry in recent years seems to have left us with more ways of getting the
After raising their now-adult daughters in the Atlanta suburbs, Jeff and Martha Williams were ready for the next step, leaving behind long careers in general contracting and education for a future that would include more hiking, fishing, and small-scale farming. Martha had grown up going to summer camp in the Brevard area, and the couple’s daughter Lucy and her family live
Commissioned by Appalachian State University, this electric upright bass is made from reclaimed Cypress barnwood, and features a hand-carved fiddle head fern headstock. In Sugar Grove, an unincorporated community just a short drive from Boone, you’ll find luthier Chris Capozzoli in his studio, working with reclaimed wood to create aged, one-of-a-kind stringed instruments.
There may not be such a thing as a free lunch, but that doesn’t mean it has to be expensive. While prices on nearly everything may be going up, here are a few options for a great meal under $12 wherever you may roam in the mountains of North Carolina. Bowl in the Wall Black Mountain A concept and restaurant as small and as delicious as its price, Bowl in the Wall is a literal