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Beverly's Update, April 2024

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Join us for Thursday, April 25, 2024 for a special wine dinner with Cana Vineyards

Thursday, April 25, 2024

5:30 p.m.

Wine Dinner with Cana Vineyards

A woman-owned winery in the rolling hills of Virginia Hunt Country

Melanie Natoli is the first woman to win the Virginia Governor's Cup in the competitions' modern history 

Join us for this special 4-course dinner paired with wine

$140.00 per person plus tip and gratuity


MOTHER'S DAY

MAY 12, 2024

$120.00 per person plus drinks, tax and gratuity

Children 5-11 - $50.00 - Children 4 and under - no charge

***At this time, we are only able to take a wait list.***


April and the farming is in high gear for the next several months.  We welcome the spring sunshine and the freshness of the air.  A sure sign of spring is the sound that erupts during the day and night as we enjoy the peace and serenity of the chorus of frogs, squirrels abounding, birds returning, geese making their way back and the days getting longer, especially at sunset.  The light changes and the earth comes alive.  The redbuds are showing their color and I soon realize I survived the semi-cold winter and am headed back to renewal, light and regrowth. 

Plants are abounding - there doesn't seem to be enough time.  Tomatoes, eggplant, peppers, celeriac, celery, basil, peas, cabbages, carrots, radishes and flowers fill the hoophouse and the greenhouse.  Broccoli raab, cabbage, lettuces, spinach, onions, carrots, radishes are in the ground.  Peas are coming up fast as is tatsoi, kale, and so much more.  Ramps are here.  Flowers are blooming, the forsythia is beautiful - Spring is definitely here.  We wait anxiously for the first of the asparagus, as well as strawberries, morels and fiddleheads. 

Monday, April 22 is Earth Day.  Discover what you can do to improve the environment.  Inspire awareness and appreciation for the earth's environment.

As it gets warmer, you have the option of sitting outside under the tent or dining inside.  The view overlooking the Potomac never ceases to amaze me.  A tranquil setting, inspired by nature, a natural setting making your dining experience peaceful and calming.

We look forward to seeing you at the restaurant.  We strive to excel at turning ordinary evenings into extraordinary ones.  Each course presents inspiration for the seasons and harmony with the earth.  The chefs draw from what the region has to offer, crafting a progression menu on what our farm and local farmers, fishermen and foragers provide.

Please support your local farmers.  Thank them, the artisan producers, wineries and breweries that work with so much pride to provide you and us with outstanding products.  We appreciate the dedication and the extraordinary job they do each and every day.  There is no substitute for the simple pleasures that "real" food can provide to your body.

Regardless of the season, you will experience local cuisine that comes from our farm, our neighboring farms and those artisan producers that provide us with sensational products.

It continues to be my honor to welcome you to the restaurant.  

Enjoy the Spring and the exciting rebirth of the land, the anticipation of the planting season and the impending harvest.

Beverly

"Spring: a lovely reminder of how beautiful change can truly be."  Anonymous

"Don't wait for someone to bring you flowers.  Plant your own garden and decorate your own soul."  Luther Burbank