In this episode of Wine and Dime I welcome back Jane Springer. I team up with Kerrie Beene of the Strong Roots Podcast, and we all discuss the foods we eat, and how that can have an impact on emotions and quality of Life.
Jane Springer
LIFE AND WELLNESS COACH
jane@janespringer.com
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f you have the desire to embrace a new, confident attitude, transform how you present yourself to the world, and live a healthy, energized way of life at the weight you dream about, I’m here to help you make that happen…
Hi, I’m Jane Springer and I can help you get from where you are now to where you want to go in your life and your health, so that you can feel strong, energetic, beautiful, and in control of your life.
Hazlitt Winery
There are two stories here — ours and yours.
Our story goes something like this.
Back in 1852, David Hazlitt bought 153 acres of fruit trees and vineyards here in Hector, NY. Over the next six generations, various Hazlitts farmed the land, raised families and made wine. OK, we don’t know for sure that they all made wine, but given the great grapes that grow here and the current generation’s track record for producing amazing wine, we’ve got a feeling they did.
We do know for sure that in 1985, Jerry and Elaine Hazlitt founded Hazlitt 1852 Vineyards. Today, our family keeps the tradition going. Our grapes make award-winning wines. Our wines make us new friends. And we love making both.
Did it start with dinner with friends at one of those chic little restaurants in the Finger Lakes, with us at the horseshoe bar in our tasting room or with a special someone on a first-date picnic? Maybe it was our Cabernet Franc that made you a Hazlitt fan. Or a Riesling or a Sauvignon Blanc. Was it love at first sip with our legendary Ice Wine or did our Red Cat bring on a different sort of romantic mood? Everybody’s got a Hazlitt story—and if you don’t, click here to get started.
