We are excited to share that Folkways was featured by writer Florence Fabricant in her “Front Burner” (Food) Section of the New York Times.
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Folk Notes: In Conversation with Vanessa Krogh of Villbrygg
Vanessa Krough is a non-alcoholic beverages developer, her company Villbrygg highlights Nordic botanicals, as she aims to change wide perceptions of the category. more
Folk Notes: Your new Cab, i.e. Franc and not Sauvignon
Cabernet Franc is the prettier and wilder Cab- with mountainous ancestors and layered with forest fruit, purple flowers, spice and early depth, shining from the Loire Valley to the Finger Lakes. more
Folk Notes: Not Just Nebbiolo
A showcase of lesser-known alpine wines from Northern Italy: graceful whites, structured reds, and rare varieties from the foothills of the Alps. more
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Folk Notes: The [real] Beaujolais Nouveau est arrivé!
Beaujolais Nouveau celebrates the vibrant, fresh flavors of young Gamay wines crafted with tradition and authenticity by passionate producers. more
Folk Notes: Cider
Once a staple at the American table, cider is making a comeback — refined, dry, and rooted in orchard traditions from New England to Europe. more
Folk Notes: Going Off-Road with American Reds
An exploration of how American red wine has shaped global styles—and how winemakers across the U.S. are now redefining what red wine can be. more
