Jess Mayhugh/Baltimore Magazine
“Maryland is known for a lot of things. There’s the proverbial “crab cakes and football.” (Thanks, Wedding Crashers!) Or maybe black-eyed Susans and Chesapeake Bay sunsets come to mind. But wine has never been our state’s claim to fame. And, to some, this has always been a little puzzling.
With its America-in-miniature status and proliferation of microclimates, Maryland’s geography and topography have always seemed suitable for grape-growing. After all,…” Click here to continue reading the full article on www.BaltimoreMagazine.com
Photo Credit: Big Cork Vineyards
