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Spread the Love.
Our new "vintage" of sumptuous Asian Pear Spread will make its debut at the upcoming Philly Farm & Food Fest in Philadelphia. Stop by Subarashii's table for a sample and the opportunity to purchase a jar. Our Asian Pear spread, made from our fresh fruit, is lovely atop local cheeses, devilishly sweet with a salty pretzel, and a healthy substitute in baked goods.
This event brings together regional farmers, unique food producers, sustainable food businesses and organizations under one roof for a day of sampling and hands-on learning about our region's diverse and abundant food system. This annual event is a collaborative project of Fair Food Philadelphia and PASA.
Subarashii will also be featured in this event's new "Libations Lounge." Lounge ticket holders will enjoy samples of Asian Pear Wine as well as samples of the Pennsylvania Martini. Subarashii Kudamono teams up with Philadelphia Distilling Company to serve up this cocktail that would make Billy Penn blush.
For more info & tickets: Philly Farm & Food Fest. Where to buy: Subarashii Kudamono Asian Pear Wines and Asian Pear Spread.
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April Showers.
Let's get ready for Spring (and hopefully not too much wet weather) by enjoying our first outdoor tasting event for the year. On April 6th, in Washington, DC, join us for the Drink the District international wine festival.
We'll later duck indoors for annual foodie event, Good Taste Pittsburgh in Cranberry, PA on April 20th to enjoy samples of great cuisine from regional restaurants and growers. In addition to sampling our Asian Pear Wine, Dessert Wine and a rare opportunity to sample our Eau de Vie, attendees will be able to sample and purchase our dried Asian Pears and Asian Pear Spread during this very popular foodie event.
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Limb Spreading.
 As we finish winter pruning, members of our orchard teams work to set and affix 'limb spreaders' in many of our young trees.
Spreaders (lengths of wood) position the younger, greener branches to grow in a proper direction away from the center of the tree. A limb is selected, gently pulled into the desired position and held in place with the spreader. This new position, during the spring and summer months, will help the tree and its fruit capture maximum sunlight via all of its branches. |
