travis

Seems really expensive to me. I guess that's D.C. for you.

OK, then let me restate:

All of these distribution points, and the only place to get it in Montgomery County is Saturday morning in Silver Spring? STILL booooooo.

Hi--

You can also get the magazine in Bethesda and Takoma Park--several locations that you might expect:

Bethesda:

Cork & Fork

Organic to Go

Dolcezza

The permanent farmers market there

Takoma Park:

The Big Bad Woof

Roscoe's

The Takoma Park Co-op

A little hippy store that I cannot for the life of me find the name of

Hopefully we'll be in all the Mom's Organic Markets after this week, too. Flavor loves Maryland!

Hi Everybody--

We're bringing our magazine, Flavor, to D.C. We've been printing for a little over a year, but our current issue is the first that's been widely distributed in D.C. You can find out where to find the magazine at www.flavormags.com/distribution. The magazine is full-color, beautiful, and free. You can see some our lead stories online here: www.flavormags.com.

Our lead story, on the ramifications of the White House organic garden, is written by the famed NY Times food writer Marion Burros. We also have profiles of the Common Good City farm at 5th and V sts NW, Boxwood Winery, and the Dupont Circle farmers market. If you're a foodie, you can't miss it. Our focus will continue to be on local food producers, farmers, brewers, vintners, and locally-focused chefs. Pick up an issue; I know the Rockwell community will love it. If you haven't seen it and can't find it, email me at travis@flavormags.com and I'll lead you to a copy.

We're so excited to be a part of the (quickly) growing local food scene in D.C. Feel free to get in touch and let me know what you think of it.

Thanks, and keep reading,

Travis Bjorklund

Flavor Magazine