Posts Tagged ‘lenndevours’
March 1: LENNDEVOURS/canvas Magazine Wine Event
I’ve been toying around with the idea of hosting a Long Island wine event for some time. But now, through my affiliation with canvas Magazine, it’s becoming a reality. On Saturday, March 1 at 5 p.m., join me, three ...
Introducing Sasha Smith, LENNDEVOURS’ New York City Correspondent
As many of you know, I have a full-time job half-way out on Long Island, which makes attending wine events in NYC nearly impossible during the week. It’s been a source of frustration on my part for some time now, but ther...
LENNDEVOURS Q&A: Lenn Thompson, You Know Who I Am
Today I’ve decided to change up the LENNDEVOURS Q&A series a bit…this time turning the microphone around and asking myself the same questions. Is interviewing ones self a sign of mental defect? Perhaps, but it&#...
LENNDEVOURS Q&A: Gary Madden, GM at Lieb Family Cellars
What (and where) was the first bottle of wine you remember drinking? I was in grad school working at an expensive downtown restaurant in Chicago (called Nick’s Fishmarket, originally from Honolulu), managing the service b...
LENNDEVOURS Q&A: Trent Preszler, COO for Bedell Cellars
Today marks the beginning of yet another new feature here at LENNDEVOURS, the "LENNDEVOURS Q&A." (Catchy name, no?) Briefly, I’m going to ask the same 7 questions to people throughout the New York wine indus...
Ellen Watson Joins LENNDEVOURS Team
This morning, I’m happy to introduce Ellen Watson, a photographer based on the East End of Long Island who will be contributing some of her work here on LENNDEVOURS. Ellen caters to local clients who need distinctive imag...
A Long Island Beer Podcast: The Daily Catch
By Contributing Columnist Donavan Hall A little more than two years ago, I started exploring the world of podcasts. I forget the details, but I know Lenn planted the seed for the idea of doing a beer podcast. He sent me a...
Introducing Our Finger Lakes Correspondent
I’m happy to announce that the LENNDEVOURS has just signed Jason Feulner as it’s first Finger Lakes correspondent. Jason is a long time LENNDEVOURS reader and is a resident of Syracuse who grew up in the Finger Lake...
LENNDEVOURS Turns 3 Today
In some ways, it feels like only yesterday that I started this blog with a short, not particularly interesting post. And it turns out that LENNDEVOURS has become something that I never intended or could have imagined. For one, ...
One Last
As winter slows and we look to spring, LENNDEVOURS’ Poet Laureate, Christopher Watkins presents a piece about what this time means for grape vines that have been sleeping during the cold months. One LastBy Christopher Wat...
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