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The Chili Cook-Off at Crow Vineyard & Winery

February 8, 2019 by Crow Vineyard & Winery

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Crow Vineyard & Winery will be hosting the Chili Cook-Off event again this year to be held on Sunday, March 3, 2019, from 12PM-4PM. The event will benefit The Animal Care Shelter for Kent County. For more information and to RSVP, please visit CrowVineyardAndWinery.com/Events.

Come by Crow Vineyard & Winery to sample and vote for your favorite chili prepared by eight local chefs from Barbara’s on the Bay, Crow Vineyard & Winery, Happy Chicken Bakery, Kitty Knight, Luisa’s, Molly’s Restaurant, The Pearl on Main, and Smoke Rattle and Roll. Music will be provided by DJMegaHertz.

There will be a $10.00 entry fee for the event with cash voting at each chili station. Tickets can be purchased online or on-site at the event. Make sure to bring CASH, $1, $5, $20, or whatever you wish to vote for your favorite chili! The Animal Care Shelter for Kent County will also have various items for raffle including dog & cat themed baskets, a beautiful stained glass dog, and many more! All proceeds from the entry fee, voting, and auction items will benefit the Animal Care Shelter for Kent County, with their fundraising goal of $5,000 to go towards the new shelter. Come ready with cash to support our local animals in need!

Located in the rural heart of Maryland’s Eastern Shore, Crow Vineyard & Winery is Kent County’s first winery. Family owned and operated, they embrace the heritage and traditions of Crow Farm and their wines embody the simple elegance of a working pastoral landscape. The family also runs a Farmstay B&B and sells all-natural grass-fed beef. For more information visit CrowVineyardAndWinery.com.

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Family Fun Day to Feature Hayrides, Live Music, Games and More!

October 11, 2018 by Crow Vineyard & Winery

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Join Friendship Montessori School and Crow Vineyard & Winery for a day of games, hayrides and live music at Family Fun Day on Sunday, October 14th. This fun-filled event takes place from 12pm – 3pm at Crow Vineyard, located at 12441 Vansants Corner Road in Kennedyville.

Get your face painted, take a hay ride through the vineyard, play games, make crafts and enjoy live music! Food and drinks will be available for purchase. There will be plenty of fun for adults, too, including free tastings of select wines. Wine by the glass and bottle will be available for sale, and a portion of proceeds will be donated to Friendship Montessori School in Worton, Maryland.

About Friendship Montessori

With exceptional teaching, individualized lessons, self-directed learning, and a culture of acceptance and support, Friendship Montessori School has offered first-rate Montessori education to children age 2-6 since 1992. For more information on the school, please visit FriendshipMontessori.org.

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The Chili Cook Off is Back at Crow Vineyard & Winery

March 4, 2018 by Crow Vineyard & Winery

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Crow Vineyard & Winery has brought back the Chili Cook Off event to be held on Sunday, March 18, 2018 from 12PM-4PM. The event will benefit The Humane Society of Kent County. For more information and to RSVP, please visit: CrowVineyardAndWinery.com/Events.

Come by Crow Vineyard & Winery to sample and vote for your favorite chili prepared by seven local chefs from Barbara’s on the Bay, Crow Vineyard & Winery, the Fish Whistle, Happy Chicken Bakery, Luisa’s, Molly’s Restaurant, The Pearl on Main and Smoke Rattle and Roll. Pair your chili tastings with a glass of Crow Wine available for purchase by the glass and bottle.

Poll tickets will be available to purchase on-site and voting will take place at each chili station. Tickets will be sold for 5 tickets for $5.00 or 10 tickets for $8.00, with all proceeds from ticket sales benefiting the Humane Society of Kent County.

Located in the rural heart of Maryland’s Eastern Shore, Crow Vineyard & Winery is Kent County’s first winery.  Family owned and operated, they embrace the heritage and traditions of Crow Farm and their wines embody the simple elegance of a working pastoral landscape. The family also runs a farmstay B&B and sells all-natural grass-fed beef. For more information visit crowvineyardandwinery.com or by email at [email protected]

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Crow Vineyard and Winery Offers Winter Wine Seminar Series

January 10, 2018 by Crow Vineyard & Winery

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Crow Vineyard and Winery, an authentic farm winery, vineyard and farmstay B&B, will hold its Winter Wine Seminar Series from 2pm to 4pm on January 21st, February 4th, March 25th and April 22nd. Each session will offer participants a chance to learn all about the world of wine from Winemaker, Michael Zollo, Vineyard Manager, Brandon Hoy, and Owners, Roy and Judy Crow. To register for one or all of the seminars, visit crowvineyardandwinery.com/events.

The Wine Seminar Series is a unique opportunity for the local community to join in one of the Crow’s’ many efforts to promote education in an unforgettable atmosphere. Since opening the farm to the public, the Crow’s continue their vision to share with visitors the opportunity to experience the farm, vineyard, winery and B&B firsthand. Throughout the year Crow Vineyard and Winery offers a number of events to take part in, as well as opportunities to volunteer during harvest season.

Winemaker Michael Zollo and Vineyard Manager Brandon Hoy offer an opportunity for participants to learn about grapes grown and wine created at Crow Vineyard & Winery.

This winter, join Crow Vineyard and Winery at one or all of their Wine Seminar Series sessions to learn more about the different aspects of the wine world. Sessions offered include:

Session 1: The Basics of Wine Tasting and Palate Tasting will help you train your palate into identifying and articulating flavors like a pro. You will learn tools and techniques to practice every time you enjoy a glass of wine.

Session 2: Pairing Food & Wine, learn the art of pairing food and wine through guided tastings and presentation.

Session 3: Grapes to Glass, great wine begins in the vineyard and ends in the winery. During this session you will spend time in the vineyard to learn techniques for premium grape growing on the Eastern Shore. Then you will spend time in the winery to explore winemaking techniques and be guided through a tasting.

Session 4: The Art and Science of Blending Wines, in this session you will work side-by-side with the winemaker to see the process of blending wines. You will also sample some of Crow’s future wines.

Each seminar is designed to help participants learn a little more about wine, their taste preferences and the process from vine to wine. Wine tastings and light appetizers will also be a part of each session.

All sessions will be held at Crow Vineyard & Winery, 12441 Vansants Corner Road, Kennedyville, Maryland

Cost: $25 per person for session 1-3, $20 for Wine Club Members

Session 4 will be $30 per person, $25 for Wine Club Members

Located in the rural heart of Maryland’s Eastern Shore, Crow Vineyard & Winery is Kent County’s first winery. Family owned and operated, they embrace the heritage and traditions of Crow Farm and their wines embody the simple elegance of a working pastoral landscape. The Tasting Room is open 7 days a week from 12-5pm.  The family also runs a farmstay B&B and sells all-natural grass-fed beef. For more information visit crowvineyardandwinery.com or call 302-304-0551.

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Filed Under: Food Notes, Homepage Notes

Annual Crow Farm Vineyard Walk is August 12

July 23, 2017 by Crow Vineyard & Winery

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Harvest season will be here before you know it and at Crow Vineyard & Winery that means it is time for the Annual Vineyard Walk.  Every year the start of harvest is marked by opening the vineyard to the public for a guided tour with vineyard manager, Brandon Hoy.  On August 12 at 6 p.m., guests can enjoy the beauty of the vines and grapes on foot or in the comfort of an antique horse drawn carriage, tour the winery with winemaker Michael Zollo, taste Crow’s award winning wines and enjoy appetizers featuring smoked Crow Angus Beef.  Entertainment will be provided.

Each year Roy and Judy Crow, owners of Crow Vineyard & Winery, choose a local non-profit organization as a beneficiary of the event with a portion of the proceeds donated to them.  For 2017, Bridges at Worthmore has been chosen.  Located in Kent County, Maryland, they are committed to using horses to foster personal growth and learning.  Their programs include equine assisted activities such as adaptive riding, psychotherapy and learning.

Tickets are $30 ($25 for Crow Wine Club members) and are available online at crowvineyardandwinery.com or by calling the tasting room at 302-304-0551.  For more information on Bridges at Worthmore please visit bridgesatworthmore.org.

Located in the rural heart of Maryland’s Eastern Shore, Crow Vineyard & Winery is Kent County’s first winery.  Family owned and operated, they embrace the heritage and traditions of Crow Farm and their wines embody the simple elegance of a working pastoral landscape. The family also runs a farmstay B&B and sells all-natural grass-fed beef. For more information visit crowvineyardandwinery.com, email at [email protected] or call Judy Crow at 302-304-0551.

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Local Winery Takes Awards at 2016 Maryland Governor’s Cup Competition

December 17, 2016 by Crow Vineyard & Winery

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0d1a6199Governor Larry Hogan presented awards to the winning wineries for their entries in the 2016 Governor’s Cup Competition. Among the winners was Crow Vineyards of Kent County, with their estate grown Barbera Rose, capturing both Best in Class and Double Gold medals.

“This 2015 varietal was produced in the saignee method which results in a more intense presentation,” notes Judy Crow, “and has been a particular favorite with our customers.” Shown in the picture are Governor Larry Hogan, Judy and Roy Crow, owners.

Crow Vineyard (www.crowvineyardandwinery.com) is located in Kennedyville, MD, and the tasting room is open from 12 noon to 5pm, everyday.

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2nd Annual CrowFest at Crow Vineyard Kicks off Harvest Season

August 31, 2016 by Crow Vineyard & Winery

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Kennedyville, MD, August 29, 2016– Harvest season brings a lot of action to Crow Vineyard & Winery.  In addition to the harvesting of the grapes, a number of events celebrating the season are planned.

grape_stompw-logoThe 2nd Annual CrowFest, a Farm and Vineyard Festival is being held on September 11, 2016, from 11-5pm. Come spend a day or a few hours enjoying award winning Crow Wine and local food offerings from the Haas food truck and Stewart’s catering.  Some of the other highlights of the event are tours of the vineyard and winery, blacksmith demonstrations, grape stomping, hayrides, alpacas and over 20 farm and wine related craft vendors.  Entertainment for the day is Phil Dutton and the Alligators playing a broad variety of music from the New Orleans region.For the first time this year, there will be an educational center, “Memory Lane”, so visitors can see the transition of Crow Farm over the years. CrowFest tickets can be purchased in advance, $12 for general admission or $35 for a VIP ticket, at crowvineyardandwinery.com click on events or for $15 at the gate.

Another opportunity to celebrate harvest with the Crow family is a pot luck dinner on October 7 from 6-9pm. Tours will be available and visitors will be able to see firsthand the fruits of the harvest.  For more information on these or other events at the winery, visit crowvineyardandwinery.com.  For information about joining the Wine Club contact Crow Vineyard & Winery at 302-304-0551, by email at [email protected] or visit the Tasting Room which is open everyday from 12 noon to 5pm.

Located in the rural heart of Maryland’s Eastern Shore, Crow Vineyard& Winery is Kent County’s first winery.  Family owned and operated, they embrace the heritage and traditions of Crow Farm and the wines embody the simple elegance of a working pastoral landscape. The family also runs an authentic farmstay B&B and sells all-natural grass-fed beef.

Contact Information:
Judy Crow
302-304-0551
[email protected]

 

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Harvest at Crow Begins with the Annual Vineyard Walk

July 27, 2016 by Crow Vineyard & Winery

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Harvest season is right around the corner and at Crow Vineyard & Winery that means it is time for the 5th Annual Vineyard Walk. Every year the start of harvest is marked by opening the vineyard to the public for a guided tour with vineyard manager, Brandon Hoy.

Antique carriage rides provide a wonderful way to view the vineyard.

Antique carriage rides provide a wonderful way to view the vineyard.

Guests can enjoy the beauty of the vines and grapes on foot or in the comfort of an antique horse drawn carriage, tour the winery with winemaker Catrina North, taste Crow’s award winning wines and enjoy appetizers featuring smoked Crow Angus Beef and creations from Martha Walton of Happy Chicken Bakery. Entertainment will be provided by musicians Tim and Christine Carroll. Have your photo taken by Anna Smolens of Purple Horse Designs and Photography while on your vineyard adventure.

Each year Roy and Judy Crow, owners of Crow Vineyard & Winery, choose a local non-profit organization as a beneficiary of the event with a portion of the proceeds donated to them. For 2016, Bridges at Worthmore has been chosen. Located in Kent County, Maryland, they are committed to using horses to foster personal growth and learning. Their programs include equine assisted activities such as adaptive riding, psychotherapy and learning.

Tickets are $30 ($25 for Crow Wine Club members) and are available online at crowvineyardandwinery.com or by calling the tasting room at 302-304-0551. For more information on Bridges at Worthmore please visit bridgesatworthmore.org.

Located in the rural heart of Maryland’s Eastern Shore, Crow Vineyard & Winery is Kent County’s first winery. For more information visit crowvineyardandwinery.com or by email at [email protected]

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