NYC’s 6 Best
Greenmarket Gifts
December 7,
2012 6:00 AM
CBS Radio
Eve’s Cidery
Union Square
Greenmarket
Broadway at
17th Street
New York,
NY10003
(212)
788-7476
www.evescidery.com
There are
those who call cider “blue-collar champagne.” Like champagne, cider is bubbly,
often dry, and generally golden. And, until prohibition, cider was the most
popular beverage in the United States. Today having a glass of cider almost
feels like a political act: with so many beverages available to us, choosing
one that’s been around for more than 1,000 years feels radical rather than
retro. Eve’s Cidery makes its fermented artisanal ciders and fruit wines on a
family-run orchard in the Finger Lakes region. Varieties include the salty
Northern Spy and true-to-its-name Bittersweet (a bottle will set you back about
15 bucks).
Anthony Road
Wine
Union Square
Greenmarket
Broadway at
17th Street
New York,
NY10003
(212)
788-7476
www.anthonyroadwine.com
John Martini
sets up his stand on Saturdays. He chats with his customers, offering samples
of the award-winning beverages, including chardonnays and rieslings, made by
his family-run winery in the Finger Lakes region. All told, he sells about
twenty types of wine, one for every year he’s been at the greenmarket. Through
the website, you can order wine with personalized labels (most run about $20,
and the cost of the special labels depends on how many bottles you want). Or
you can simply stop by, mention what you (or your gift recipient) likes, have a
few swallows of a nice red or mellow white, and take your choices to go.
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