| Sustainability and Nutrition: Gaia's Way Farm is a historic property dating back to 1744, originally built by the Holcombe family who are one of the founding families of Lambertville and Hunterdon County. The farm has been thoughtfully restored but upgraded to be a sustainable, off-grid, solar powered, organic farmstead where sunflowers and honey are curretly being cultivated. As part of your dining experience, the Owners/your hosts for the evening, Lia and Jason, will provide a tour of the home and talk about its many historic and sustainable features.
- Mead is a very sustainable drink. It does not require specific topography or climate conditions to produce its base fermentable (honey) nor does it require vast fields or infrastructure, just locally sourced honey. In addition to being a more sustainable product than wine or beer, honey has a lower glycemic index than table sugar or high-fructose corn sugar so your body metabolizes it better, has natural antibiotic properties, contains pollens that may help reduce your susceptibility to allergies, and relies on bees which are our number one pollinators.
- The food being paired with each mead is being sourced locally and organically whenever possible. At Gaia's Way Farm this is an important part of our ethos so you can be assured that not only will your dinner tasting be delicious, but it will be as sustainably and responsibly sourced as possible.
We cannot accommodate special diets, allergies, restrictions or substitutions at this event. If you have food allergies or dietary restrictions we suggest you consider visiting the farm at another time. All ticket sales are final and non-refundable. |