The apotheosis of the apple
Hard cider was once made and consumed throughout the country, but due to temperance politics and Prohibition, it eventually became
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Something to crow about at Il Gallo Giallo in New Paltz
New Paltz’s new Italian wine bar offers an artful mix of the classic and the innovative with the best of
The Stockade Tavern: Old-school cool in Uptown Kingston
There was a time when drinking felt delibringsciously illicit: an inconspicuous tavern, a door with strange markings, windows of diamond-paned
Jennie Bell Pie Festival in Kerhonkson
Perhaps the most famous resident of Kerhonkson is Chomsky, the giant garden gnome at Kelder’s Farm, who, at 13 feet
Hudson Valley Garlic Festival this Saturday & Sunday
What cures asp bites and wasp stings? What item – in 15-pound assortments – was once worth one healthy male
State’s best brews to be showcased in Rhinebeck
When Terrapin chef-owner Josh Kroner decided not to renew the lease on the Dinsmore Golf Course catering facility, I wondered
22nd annual Taste of New Paltz
It’s not just that autumnal snap in the air that makes folks in the vicinity of New Paltz start to
Hudson Valley Wine & Food Fest in Rhinebeck
That much-anticipated annual culinary event the Taste of New Paltz at the Ulster County Fairgrounds is still a week away,
TV food guru Ted Allen in Rhinebeck this Saturday
It’s not easy to move on from a popular television series when that’s how so many people discovered who you
A tapestry of tapas
The small-plates concept has been around for ten years or so in this country, although its origins go way back.