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Neither 0f the proprietors of Shinn Estate Vineyards, on the North Fork of Long Island, had ever grown grapes or made wine before, but their wines were good right away. Read More...
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Opponents to proposed grocery store wine sales say added competition from national and international brands could put local producers out of business. Read More...
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Long Island’s wine industry faces problems this year besides the economic downturn’s likely impact on sales and tourism. Read More...
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Keeping up with Long Island wine on the Internet. Read More...
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The Babylon Town Board has decided to pull single-serve water bottles from the town’s vending machines and is extolling the benefits of drinking tap water. Read More...
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Several new burger joints, including one opened by the Food Network star Bobby Flay, are judged for their burgers, fries, onion rings and milkshakes. Read More...
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With the High Holy Days fast approaching, many Jewish families will be leaving at least some of the cooking to Ben’s Kosher Deli in Woodbury. Read More...
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A familiar dining dilemma would end under a proposed Nassau County law that would require restaurants to divulge the prices of specials not listed on menus. Read More...
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The community-supported agriculture business model is exploding in the suburbs of New York and elsewhere, allowing farmers and consumers to forge a personal relationship. Read More...
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Farmers’ markets, “foodie” clubs, co-op farms and chefs who specialize in Island-based entrees are giving Long Islanders plenty of opportunities to dine on local fare. Read More...
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Rosés, déclassé for years, are wildly popular today, and East End versions play easily into this international trend. Read More...
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Some local merchants on eastern Long Island are unhappy about a deal to sublease the Amagansett Farmers Market to Eli Zabar. Read More...
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The Amagansett Farmers Market, a fixture on eastern Long Island, will be operated by Eli Zabar, the youngest of the three Zabar brothers. Read More...
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Despite difficult economic times and surging food prices, some of Long Island’s best-known food dynasties are expanding. Read More...
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Dozens of local boutique growers are finally getting a handle on the deceptively simple art of oyster farming. Read More...
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