While the subjects in this issue take certain traditions seriously, they can’t help but play with them, too.
Print Issue: February/March 2017: Issue No. 49
Disposable, utilitarian and a little eccentric, the city’s Anthora cup is that blue and white Grecian-looking coffee vessel that has become a local icon.
If you’re a first-timer, these three wines from the slopes surrounding Seneca Lake are a good place to start.
Ask any local cider aficionado what they drink, and chances are they’ll point you toward Eve’s Cidery.
Though it’s common to rely on locally sourced maple, eggs and honey through the colder months, there are plenty of other lively components available.
Making milk coveted by Eleven Madison Park and Agern, Back to the Future Farm is the only New York dairy using a revolutionary pasteurization technique.
We talk social change, adventurous eating and diners with the leader of the marriage equality movement.
From the West Village to Williamsburg, these shops serve harder-to-find teas and centuries-old traditions in a way that feels fresh, easy-going and modern.
