FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: March 6, 2018
Media Contact:
Callie Pfeiffer, Communications Manager
Maryland Wineries Association
(410) 252-9463 • callie@growandfortify.com
NEW WINE TRAIL IN SOUTHERN PRINCE GEORGE’S COUNTY
Legacy Wine Trail Debut Celebrates Maryland Wine Month
March 6, 2018 (Brandywine, MD) – Romano Vineyard & Winery, Janemark Winery & Vineyard, Gemeny Winery and Vineyards, and Robin Hill Farm and Vineyards are pleased to announce their collaboration with the Maryland Wineries Association in formation of the Legacy Wine Trail. The newest wine trail in the state, currently encompasses the four family owned and operated wineries located in Brandywine, Prince George’s County, Maryland. The trail will be launched on March 17, mid-way into the much-celebrated statewide Maryland Wine Month
“The Legacy Wine Trail celebrates our state’s newest collection of wineries,” said Kevin Atticks, executive director of the Maryland Wineries Association. “Visitors can experience four of our newest wineries while traversing the trail, all within minutes of each other.”
Those who wish to join the wineries on the day of the trail opening can participate in the Legacy Wine Trail Debut Celebration on March 17 from 12 – 6 pm. This special event will feature an open house at each winery on the trail that will include a tasting of five wines and a souvenir gift at each location. Guests can sip their way around the trail, while filling their bags at each winery location. Tickets available on https://tinyurl.com/y934qzyq
“We are proud to have the closest cluster of wineries in the state, here in Prince George’s County,” said Kim Rush Lynch, Agriculture Marketing Specialist for University of Maryland Extension in Prince George’s County. “The Legacy Wine Trail is a nod to the rich history and culture of tobacco in Prince George’s County, but with a new diversified and delicious twist.”
The wineries of the Legacy Wine Trail are pleased to be a part of the Maryland Wineries Association, which strives to support a sustainable wine community throughout Maryland, and to grow its impact on agriculture, tourism, preservation and economic development.
WHAT: Legacy Wine Trail Debut Celebration
WHEN: Saturday, March 17 from 12 – 6pm
WHERE: Brandywine, in Prince George’s County, Maryland
TICKETS: $30 (Includes 1 bag to be picked up at the first winery, 1 tasting of 5 wines at each winery and 1 souvenir at each winery.)
WEBSITE: https://tinyurl.com/y934qzyq
ABOUT MARYLAND WINERIES ASSOCIATION
Maryland Wineries Association, a non-profit, member based, trade association, represents more than 80 wineries across the state. MWA’s mission is to cultivate a sustainable wine-growing community by expanding agricultural products and by increasing awareness through special events, industry education, advocacy, promotions and tourism. Please visit www.marylandwine.com for information about Maryland wineries, trails and industry news.
