
August/September 2016: Grist for the Mill
The collection of stories in our August/September 2016 issue illustrates evolution in the same way the faces of the sunflowers lining the roads follow the sun.
The collection of stories in our August/September 2016 issue illustrates evolution in the same way the faces of the sunflowers lining the roads follow the sun.
It’s getting warmer, and for wine on Long Island, that’s a good thing.
With the help of a French winemaker and the angels, wine-based spirits are conquering Long Island.
The best of Shelter Island—and the forks on either side.
Before going full tilt into bee ranching, consider putting bee bundles in your yard.
For 12 hours a day, seven days a week, residents of the rock can find good food at Marie Eiffel Market.
Like a true New Yorker, cab franc is charming yet edgy; it’s resilient and brawny in the vineyard yet needs lots of sensitivity and a gentle touch in the cellar.
A big French name takes over a corner in Bridgehampton.
A visit from a congressman reminds oyster farming is bipartisan. And needs workers!
Local DJ Pairs Brews and Grooves, Promotes Long Island Beer Scene.