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  • Judy Crow Elected MWA President

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    MWA Board Elects New Officers

    Three new Board members Elected to Leadership Roles

    The Maryland Wineries Association Board of Directors has elected officers to lead the organization through 2021.

    • President: Judy Crow, Crow Vineyards – Kennedyville, Kent Co.
    • Vice President: Adam Fizyta, Catoctin Breeze Vineyard – Thurmont/Frederick Co.
    • Treasurer: Kimberly Johnson, Philosophy Winery – Baltimore City
    • Secretary: Karen Seppi, Love Point Vineyards – Stevensville, Queen Anne’s County

    “This executive committee represents a variety of business models, providing a great foundation for our work ahead,” said Kevin Atticks, MWA’s executive director.

    “After many pivots and changes last year due to COVID, I am confident that the Maryland wine industry will flourish,” said Judy Crow, who has served as president since 2018, and was asked to continue in the role in an acting capacity, pending a bylaws change. “There are so many talented and committed Board member that work tirelessly behind the scenes to ensure that any obstacles that we may encounter can be overcome.”

    Adam Fizyta’s Catoctin Breeze Vineyard has earned two Comptroller’s Cup Best in Show awards in the last three years. Kimberly Johnson is co-owner of Maryland’s first African American women-owned winery in Maryland. Karen Seppi is co-owner of one of Maryland’s newest wineries, which began selling wines during COVID. All three joined the Board in January.

    The organization’s primary goals are to promote and grow the Maryland wine industry.

    Kevin Atticks, Executive Director
    Maryland Wineries Association

  • Crow featured on BaM Co-Create – Wedding Inspiration

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    Written by: Marlayna Demond | Published on April 15th, 2019

    Modern Boho Love // Styled Shoot

    How sweet and intimate is the wedding inspiration from this local styled shoot at the Eastern Shore!? Everything from this patterned mural to the macrame table runner tied together perfectly. Can’t you just imagine plucking the wildflowers locally to create a bouquet like this? And we’re loving the little peacock feather flairs!

    View the shots from this styled shoot at Crow Vineyard Here

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  • The Wine Pact Reviews Crow Vineyard

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    Photo by: Loblolly.biz

    Wine, Sip, Stay

    “It’s incredible that they have done so much in the past ten years!”

    When we drove over to the middle of nowhere on Maryland’s Eastern Shore the only thing we passed for miles was a rest stop. We finally got to the driveway that yielded a sign that said Crow Vineyards.  We were delighted to find a long driveway that led to a main house and working farm.

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  • Cellar Chats with Crow Vineyard & Winery

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    Photo by: Loblolly.biz

    The story of the modern farmer is told in many ways. Many Maryland farmers have found ways to diversify and add value to their businesses. Crow Vineyard & Winery, located in Kennedyville, Maryland, is a family farm that has operated for three generations and is promising to be an destination for wine enthusiasts and tourists well into the future. Featuring a “farmstay” experience through the B&B on the property, Crow Vineyard & Winery offers guests an opportunity to see what local agriculture means to the families who operate these businesses and learn about the land from which their favorite products come.

    We had a chance to speak with Judy Crow about Crow Vineyard & Winery for this installment of Cellar Chats.

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  • Crow Vineyard Supports Bridges at Worthmore with Proceeds from Annual Vineyard Walk

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    Kennedyville, MD, July 24, 2018 – A portion of the proceeds from the 2018 annual Vineyard Walk at Crow Vineyard & Winery will be donated to Bridges at Worthmore.  Located in Kent County, Maryland, the Bridges at Worthmore is using horses to foster personal growth and learning.  Their programs include equine assisted activities such as adaptive riding, psychotherapy and learning.   For more information on Bridges at Worthmore please visit bridgesatworthmore.org.

    The Annual Vineyard Walk marks the beginning of preparations for the upcoming harvest season.  Every year Crow Vineyard and Winery opens the vineyard to the public for a guided tour with vineyard manager, Brandon Hoy.  On August 11th at 6pm, guests can enjoy the beauty of the vines and grapes on foot or in the comfort of an antique horse drawn carriage, tour the winery with winemaker Michael Zollo, taste Crow’s award-winning wines and enjoy appetizers featuring Crow Angus Beef.  Entertainment will be provided.

    Tickets are $30 ($25 for Crow Wine Club members) and are available online at crowvineyardandwinery.com/events or by calling the tasting room at 302-304-0551.  Tickets include the tour of the winery and vineyard, a wide variety of appetizers, a glass of Crow wine, carriage rides, games and raffles.

    Located in the rural heart of Maryland’s Eastern Shore, Crow Vineyard & Winery is Kent County’s first winery.  Family owned and operated, they embrace the heritage and traditions of Crow Farm and their wines embody the simple elegance of a working pastoral landscape. The family also runs a farmstay B&B and sells all-natural grass-fed beef. For more information visit crowvineyardandwinery.com or by email at crowfarmmd@gmail.com.

     

    For more information about Vineyard Walk, and to register, click here.

    Photo: loblolly.biz

  • Crow Celebrates Maryland Wine Month

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    The month of March offers all sorts of wine immersion experiences for lovers of local wine from Maryland’s Eastern Shore. Judy Crow, President of the Maryland Wineries Association and Owner of Crow Vineyard & Winery, reports that this years celebration offers wine lovers up and down the Eastern Shore a chance to experience premium local wines from other wineries through discount opportunities.

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  • Michael Zollo Crow’s New Wine Maker

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    Michael Zollo grew up in wine. His father and grandfather made wine in their basement sharing the art with young Michael. After seven years as a home winemaker in the Finger Lakes region of New York State, he had the opportunity to go to California to pursue his hobby and passion professionally. His wine making skills were furthered with under the tutelage of Jacques Mercier at Solune Winegrowers.

    Zollo looked east and met the Crow Vineyard team in mid-April 2017. According to Zollo, “I am enthusiastic to be named Winemaker at Crow Vineyard and look forward to establishing the Chesapeake Bay Area as the next great wine region”. Zollo will work with Crow’s wine consultant John Levenberg to explore new techniques for the betterment of Chesapeake Eastern Shore wines. He loves to sing in the winery, especially while cleaning tanks because of the amazing acoustics.  Per Zollo part of making great wine is a fun and fantastically clean winery.

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