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  • Harvest Dinner with Celebrity Chef Robbie Jester

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    An annual tradition to host a celebration of the grape harvest with a family style dinner prepared by Celebrity Chef Robbie Jester, paired with Crow wines. Peek into the winery with the owners and winemaker to see the process of wine making.

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  • Wine & Sweets Pairing with Happy Chicken Bakery Copy

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    Join us for our Valentine’s month Wine & Sweets pairing featuring Happy Chicken Bakery. The pairing includes a tasting of Crow wines paired with 3 mini sweets. Additional wine and food items will be available for purchase. This event will have 1-hour time slots.

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    *Non-refundable*

  • Mother’s Day Wine & Sweets Pairing with Sweet Cheeks Bakery

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    Join us on Mother’s Day for a Wine & Sweets pairing featuring Sweet Cheeks Bakery. The pairing includes a tasting of Crow wines paired with 3 mini sweets. Additional wine and food items will be available for purchase. This event will have 1-hour time slots.

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  • Farm to Table Tapas & Tastings

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    Join us for our Valentine’s month Tapas and Tastings. The pairing includes a tasting of 4 Crow wines paired with a variety of 4 small bites using local product. Featured wines will be 10% off during the event. Additional wine and food items will be available for purchase for your table. This event will have 1-hour time slots.

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  • Sip and Shop Crow at the Queenstown Premium Outlets

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    Continuing their journey to address wine industry trends and bring quality local wines to a broader public the Crow family has opened Crow Wine Cellars at the Queenstown Premium Outlets on Maryland’s Eastern Shore. The Crows were invited to open a Queenstown Premium outlets storefront by Simon which manages a number of successful premium outlet center. Considered as one of the leading lights in Maryland Wine by WYPR “Cellar Notes” co-host, Al Spoler, the Crows are excited to make local global.

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  • Strengthening the Community by Building Local Food Partnerships

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    Crow Vineyard has been a fixture here in the community for three generations. As a working farm, it has provided agricultural commodities, beef, jobs, and now superb wine for all of us to enjoy. Judy and Roy Crow’s commitment to their family’s traditions, their craft, and their community lead inexorably to the decision to promote similar businesses rooted in the same locale and committed to the same high standards of quality, innovation, and community. It is through the dynamic promotion of local partnerships that those of us who make and sell locally produced quality food and drink can succeed and provide a better solution to food products made distantly by corporate behemoths with no commitment to our community.

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  • Farm to Table Tapas & Tastings

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    Join Crow Vineyard & Winery at BAD Alfred’s Distilling at 323 High Street in Chestertown, Maryland and enjoy 5 artisan crafted farm to table tapas paired with 5 Crow wines and 5 spirits from B.A.D Alfred’s.

    BAD Alfred's Distilling

    For more information please email info@crowvineyard.com or call 302-304-0551.

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  • Authentic Farm Table

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    In Search of Authentic Farm to Table

    The term “Farm to Table” has penetrated our food culture to the degree now that most people don’t think twice about what it means. According to guest NPR writer and chef, Andrea Reusing, “The ubiquity that makes farm-to-table meaningless also gives it its power. It has come to signify authenticity on almost any level….” Cultural pundits such as Vanity Fair magazine are bemoaning the loss of the real meaning of Farm to Table …”Is it time to table farm to table?” But is it really lost? Where does one find the farm to table concept authentically rendered? On the farm!

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