We would like all that have a interest in NC wine to come out this weekend for their GRAND OPENING; Friday June 4th all the fun begins at noon till 5pm, Saturday 11am-5pm.
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As a couple of folks who enjoy good wine and a little back roads adventure, we want to share our visits to the wineries nearby. The number of wineries in North Carolina and Virginia continues to grow, and as we travel to as many of them as we can, we'll offer our impressions, and just maybe some information you don't normally find in the brochures. We hope you find Byway & Vine enjoyable, informative, and a place where you can share your experiences too.
Monday, May 31, 2010
The North Carolina Wine Festival at Tanglewood Park
The festival had a very large turn out with many having great fun in the sun as you can see by the photos I have taken.
Friday, May 28, 2010
Salute! A North Carolina Wine Celebration
This past weekend The Weekend Winers dropped in the 5th annual Salute! Wine Celebration sponsored by BB and T in downtown Winston-Salem. Although the weather was threatening rain; during our visit it was very pleasant.
Winston Salem blocked off about three blocks in the heart of downtown for this event.
Thursday, May 20, 2010
A Conversation with Brandon Hills Vineyard
Wednesday, May 19, 2010
2010 Yadkin Valley Wine Festival
Wednesday, May 12, 2010
Website and Blog Have new looks
We are in the process of improving our website and blog so as to better serve your needs. Let us know if you like our changes.
Saturday, May 8, 2010
Brandon Hills Vineyard
Continuing on the Shallow Ford Wine Trail we happened upon a new addition to the North Carolina wine scene, Brandon Hills Vineyard. Located just south of Yadkinville on Brandon Hills Road this winery has yet to celebrate a first birthday. Brandon Hills is also part of the Yadkin Valley Vine Trail.
Tuesday, May 4, 2010
Cellar 4201
When you hear the word “cellar”, it’s natural to think of a dim, cool, underground room that Midwesterners use when they’re hiding from tornadoes. “Cellar 4201” in East Bend, NC, on the other hand, could not be more different.
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