Our 2017 Holiday Gift Guide
Our 2017 Holiday Gift Guide
By The EditorsPhotos by Liz Clayman and Lindsay Morris November 17, 2017 This article appears in November 2017/February 2018: Issue No. 53 of Edible Manhattan.
From a natural wine share to a handmade carbon-steel pie pan, here are treasures from some of the area’s best makers.
Thirst Wine Share Whether or not buying organic or biodynamic wines from independent winemakers is important to you, Fort Greene’s Thirst Wine Merchants—a shop specializing in these bottles—has a delightful and highly curated selection. Their monthly in-store pickup wine share includes their choice of recent arrivals grouped around a theme and/or a specific maker. | $98 Gold Leaf Beer Bottle Tumbler and Green Upcycled Wine Bottle Decanter You could recycle your beer and wine bottles after their single intended use, or if you’re artist Nanda Soderberg, you could upcycle them into handsome keepsakes. You’ll find his trash-turned-treasure gold-leaf-embellished decanters and tumblers at Fort Greene’s UrbanGlass, which carries a wide array of pieces from leading glass artists. | $34; $85
By The EditorsPhotos by Liz Clayman and Lindsay Morris November 17, 2017 This article appears in November 2017/February 2018: Issue No. 53 of Edible Manhattan.
From a natural wine share to a handmade carbon-steel pie pan, here are treasures from some of the area’s best makers.
Thirst Wine Share Whether or not buying organic or biodynamic wines from independent winemakers is important to you, Fort Greene’s Thirst Wine Merchants—a shop specializing in these bottles—has a delightful and highly curated selection. Their monthly in-store pickup wine share includes their choice of recent arrivals grouped around a theme and/or a specific maker. | $98 Gold Leaf Beer Bottle Tumbler and Green Upcycled Wine Bottle Decanter You could recycle your beer and wine bottles after their single intended use, or if you’re artist Nanda Soderberg, you could upcycle them into handsome keepsakes. You’ll find his trash-turned-treasure gold-leaf-embellished decanters and tumblers at Fort Greene’s UrbanGlass, which carries a wide array of pieces from leading glass artists. | $34; $85
