Posted by The Editorial Desk / Tuesday, April 13th, 2010

The Local Flavor warehouse in Amissville, VA

Mark Reinhardt and Laurie Smith of The Local Flavor
On Saturday I went to the Meet Your Farmer Event hosted by The Local Flavor for its Farm Buyer’s Club in Amissville, Virginia. I met some of the farmers, bakers, and winemakers that supply the food to the Club, including the father of an old classmate of mine and tasted some of their products, which I must say were all really good.
Everyone seemed to know each other, mingling about and tasting each other’s foods.
The event is a smart marketing tool, as I left with 4 items: honeycomb from Windsong Apiaries, pork bratwurst from Blue Ridge Meats, a slice of gluten-free carrot cake from Triple Oak Bakery, and handmade salad tongs from Handmade by Noah. All are gifts, with the exception of the honey.

They deliver to several Northern Virginia locations.
Mark Reinhardt and Laurie Smith started the Club after a visit to Mount Vernon Farm in Sperryville. They realized that the farmers’ products should be available to more customers and thus began the idea of the Local Flavor Farm Buyer’s Club.
Products include grass-fed beef and lamb; free range eggs; local, raw honey; handmade salsas and mustards; chutneys and jams; and locally roasted fair-trade coffees from Rappahannock County and the surrounding areas. The club does not charge membership dues or require a minimum purchase; however, there is a small charge for deliveries.

Gadino Cellars tasting

Mike and Cindy Clark of Greenway Beef

Windsong Apiaries
–Aisha Salazar
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