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New Charlottesville facility aims to reduce the costs of independent wine making
By Keagan Hughes, NBC29 News, Published: Sep. 14, 2023 at 10:50 AM EDT CHARLOTESVILLE, Va. (WVIR) – Eastwood Farm and Winery says it is in the next steps of its project for a new downtown facility. Co-founder Athena Eastwood says starting a winery from the ground up can be hard on the wallet. Now, she is trying to cut out…
Meet the Eastwood Farm and Winery Family (Southside Neighbors)
Resident Feature by Jennifer McArtor | Photos by Rob Garland Photographers Eastwood Farm and Winery with Megan Velie Q: Tell us a little bit about your family. Who makes up your family? A: My mother, two sisters, and I moved to Charlottesville in 1999 when my mother started law school at the University of Virginia. My…
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