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Seriously Homemade Food (and Wine) in Georgia

May 31, 2011 - 9:58am, by Yigal Schleifer
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For those who may have missed it on Sunday, here's a link to a great article from the New York Times' travel section about farm holidays in Georgia's Kakheti region. An accompanying video is here.

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