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Archive for April, 2009
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WCDISH’s Top Picks for Margaritas
April 29th, 2009 No Comments
With warm breezes tousling hair and brushing past bare legs, the hankering for a chilly, invigorating cocktail sometimes becomes overwhelming – and with Cinco de Mayo peeking around the corner of the calendar, what better beverage to imbibe than a margarita? -
Hello Everyone
Spring is here and everything is budding and getting ready to open. Take a look and see what we have happening this season. Stop by for a tasting and BYOF! (Bring Your Own Food!)
What’s Happeninig at the Winery
West Grove
As mentioned above, spring is here and we couldn’t be happier. We’ve had some rain but need a little more to ensure the …
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Victory Wants Your Vote
April 29th, 2009 No CommentsWow, on the same day we learned that the New York Times chose Prima Pils as the best pilsner they could find, we also find ourselves pitted against the upstart Philadelphia Brewing Company in a contest for Philadelphia’s “Golden Local” hosted by NBC Philadelphia. Now, we are confident that our Philly area fans will recognize the great qualities in Victory beer to make us the Golden Local, but, that victory will take votes. Like yours. So, please head to the below link and cast a vote for Philly’s winning beer, Victory!
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Victory is Getting FRESH
April 29th, 2009 No CommentsVictory chefs are keeping it local and herbal this summer with a hands-on approach that you are sure to appreciate. We’ll be offering the freshest flavors that Mother Nature can create as we harvest seasonal herbs from our ‘Victory Garden’ located about two miles away on the Paradise Farm Camp property. There we have converted a quarter acre to the production of quality culinary herbs that are grown pesticide and herbicide free. Also expect to see more produce featured on our menu that has been grown locally as we continue to support local producers.
Much of this energy and focus on local growing is being facilitated by Margo Bucco, one of our prep cooks who has demonstrated a long commitment …
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Iron Hill Brewery & Restaurant, will release their Honey Do Wit, a Belgian-style double witbier
April 28th, 2009 No CommentsWILMINGTON, DE – In late May, the East Coast’s fastest growing group of brewpubs, Iron Hill Brewery & Restaurant, will release their Honey Do Wit, a Belgian-style double witbier. A perfect warm weather thirst quencher and an ideal gift for Dad on Father’s Day, June 21, it will be available for sale at all seven Iron Hill locations in 750 mL bottles for $18.50.
Honey Do Wit is the newest addition to Iron Hill’s Bottled Reserve, a collection of fine beers crafted in small batches. It will be brewed and bottled in limited release; like other Iron Hill limited releases, including last year’s Ring of Fire and Triple Bock, it is likely to sell out quickly. The …
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Art, wine, music! Gallery reception this Friday in West Che
April 28th, 2009 No CommentsThis Friday is West Chester First Friday…
… and You Are Invited…Meet one of our featured artists as they join us at the gallery, for
refreshments, live music, share experiences and talk about their art.
Start the weekend right with First Friday. Stores open late. It’s the
perfect time to come to Downtown West Chester and see what’s new and
what’s cool!May 1st from 5-9pm
Artist Michael McNelly, a naturalist working in pencil & watercolor
will be present alongside a collection of his masterful sketches on
paper and tile. Acoustic impresario Don Lloyd will perform, and wine
will be served.Check out some pictures of Michael’s work on our new website:
http://visualexpansiongallery.com/art.shtml?michael_mcnellyHope to see you Friday!
Lorraine, OwnerVisual Expansion Gallery
126 North High Street
West Chester, PA 19380
610-436-8697
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Another Season of Chile Spot at West Chester Growers Market!
April 28th, 2009 No CommentsCan you believe another Market season is upon us? This Saturday May 2 is opening day of the West Chester Growers Market and Chile Spot is thrilled to be starting its third year with the Market. As Joanne and I reflect on the many friends we’ve met over the years at various venues there is no doubt that the West Chester Market crowds ranks at the top of our list.
The West Chester Market is open from 9am to 1pm every Saturday from May through December starting this Saturday May 2. For more information visit the Market website:
http://www.westchestergrowersmarket.com/
As a welcome back to Chile Spot at the Market we are pleased to offer an opening day …
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This Saturday is the 3rd SAITA Workshop at Willow Creek Orchards – May 2 from 11am to 1pm.
Topic is Greenhouse/High Tunnel tomatoes: economics and season extension.
Willow Creek Orchards
3220 Heebner Road
Collegeville, PA 19426
(610) 222-0975
drewsmith@willowcreekorchards.com
Drew and Melissa SmithPlease mapquest or google maps to find directions from your location.
The public is invited to attend any workshop or seminar. This is a great way for you to learn farming, gardening and sustainability practices!
Some of our workshops focus on seed saving, beekeeping and canning and drying food. Check out the calendar online in order to plan your season activities.
http://www.maysiesfarm.org/saita.html#calendarPlease let me know which workshops and/or seminars you’ll be interested in attending, so that I can plan on attendance.
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- West Chester Beer Consortium
- Smitten Kitchen
- Philly Food Guys
- Fork You!
- Cheap Dates
- West Chester Menu
- Girl About Philly
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- McDuff’s Food & Wine Trail
- Tikaro.com: John Young’s Blog
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