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A brick colonial-style building with a clock tower and cupola is surrounded by green trees. A statue stands on a brick path leading to the entrance, with grass and benches on either side.

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Discovering Virginia’s Hunt Country

Just outside Washington, D.C., this storied heritage region, known for its rich culture, emerging wineries, and world-class equestrian scene, is a thriving destination to slow down in good taste.

A neon sign on a brick building at night reads LJ RESTAURANT in green and red, with a vertical red BAR sign above it. A window and a tree are visible nearby.

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It’s All On Atlantic Avenue

For over 200 years, Atlantic Avenue has been Brooklyn’s main east-west artery.

A hand holds a glass of white wine up in front of a city skyline with tall buildings at sunset, with the glass in focus and the cityscape blurred in the background.

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If Your Neighborhood in NYC Was Wine

We asked a sommelier to pair neighborhoods in Manhattan and Brooklyn with their bottled counterparts.