The Next Big Release for Virginia’s Crooked Run Brewing? Low-Intervention Wine.
The small Sterling brewery has been working on its own rosé and a Merlot piquette May 26, 2021, 9:00am EDT
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Crooked Run Brewery
A well-respected Northern Virginia brewery is adding something different to its menu come Memorial Day Weekend: low-intervention wines. Crooked Run Brewing will start serving two bottles of its own wine a rosé and a Merlot piquette, a low-ABV sparkling wine at its Sterling location this weekend.
Virginia Vineyards Association elects Skip Causey as its new president
Published Saturday, Feb. 27, 2021, 9:38 am
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Front Page » Local/State » Virginia Vineyards Association elects Skip Causey as its new president
Skip Causey, owner of Potomac Point Vineyard and Winery, Stafford, has been elected to a two-year term as president of the Virginia Vineyards Association, which represents the Commonwealth’s wine grape growers.
Causey, who has served as a member of the VVA board for the past four years, most recently as the organization’s treasurer, succeeds Nate Walsh, owner of Walsh Family Wine, Purcellville, who will remain on the board as past president.
Loudoun Now
It’s safe to say most of us won’t be sad to see 2020 in the rearview mirror. It’s been a grueling, often heartbreaking year. But all over Loudoun, the past 10 months have seen inspiring stories of resilience and reinvention amid the COVID crisis. Here’s a look at just a few that have made us smile this year.
‘Any of Us Can Have a Tough Time’
When Leesburg lawyer Peter Burnett turned an empty commercial space on Leesburg’s main drag into a hub for feeding neighbors in need from all walks of life, he thought it was going to be up and running for a few months. Nine months in, the Ampersand Pantry Project is still going strong, serving 300 meals every day.