[POSTPONED] Trip to Loew Vineyards
Sunday, May 18, 2025 • 20 Iyyar 5785
1:00 PM - 3:00 PMPlease note this event has been postponed and will not take place on May 18.
Join us as Rachel Lipman, a 3rd generation owner, will discuss and tour the vineyards with us.
Wolf Loew, the last of his family, survived the Holocaust, first at Auschwitz then at the Flossenburg concentration camp. After liberation he made his way to the United States and eventually started a meadery in Mt. Airy, Maryland. His family started wine mead (also known as honey wine) production in 1870.
We honor his life today with a visit to the meadery located at 14001 Liberty Rd in Mt. Airy, MD.
The first glass of wine will be paid for by the Men's Club.
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