Picture Perfect out on the Farm - Spencer Farm Winery

06/27/22 • 63 min

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TTWGP talks with Mark Spencer of Spencer Farm Winery. He tells us the family history of the farm and how it became agro-tourism. We discuss how he grew up on the farm, left for corporate America, and ended up coming back. He tells us about his father’s thoughts on opening a winery on the farm and the challenge he gave Mark before he could do so. He also tells us about how he spends his winters and why. Then we get a bit personal and talk a little dog.
Spencerfarmwinery.com

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