Hopefully it will improve those trips!
We dont have a tasting room...yet, you'll need to email all requests now and we can deliver!
Laurel Highlands Meadery
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Hopefully it will improve those trips!
We dont have a tasting room...yet, you'll need to email all requests now and we can deliver!
I never considered Greensburg to be part of the "Laurel Highlands," (more like the industrial bottomland next door) but what the hey! 
Now I have another excuse to drive a little further east whenever I come back home for a visit! ;D
Now I have another excuse to drive a little further east whenever I come back home for a visit! ;D
I never considered Greensburg to be part of the "Laurel Highlands," (more like the industrial bottomland next door) but what the hey!
Where abouts is home?
My dream is to open something around the Ligonier / country area someday. Greensburg is close to the Laurel Highlands, so it fits, kind of.
Yeah, it fits, kind of... I used to stop in Greensburg regularly when I worked in DC and headed home for an occasional weekend or holiday visit. Rt. 30 was far more interesting to drive than the Turnpike.
Ligonier is far more where I could see you setting up shop. Nice town, killer scenery right there, lots of tourista traffic to buy your meads, etc. ;D
Too bad the old "Noah's Ark" outside of Bedford isn't there any more -- that would have been an outstanding site for a meadery, IMHO.
"Home" is the south side of Youngstown, OH, BTW -- although now I've been gone for nearly twice the amount of time that I actually lived there.
I used to stop in Greensburg regularly when I worked in DC and headed home for an occasional weekend or holiday visit. Rt. 30 was far more interesting to drive than the Turnpike.Ligonier is far more where I could see you setting up shop. Nice town, killer scenery right there, lots of tourista traffic to buy your meads, etc. ;D
Too bad the old "Noah's Ark" outside of Bedford isn't there any more -- that would have been an outstanding site for a meadery, IMHO.
"Home" is the south side of Youngstown, OH, BTW -- although now I've been gone for nearly twice the amount of time that I actually lived there.
I think Misty Mountain is a bit closer. They are in Winchester, VA.
Not sure who else is close to DC.
Not sure who else is close to DC.
