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Sad to see it go. It’s an important part of the Center Grove community.
Assuming their event center next door is making 10x the profits on 10% of the effort :/
I assume that after 25 years of working every weekend, someone might want a break…especially a senior citizen. And it’s unlikely that they will sell since it’s the heart of a multigenerational farmstead/legacy.
It’s a large plot of land in Center Grove. A sale is always an option.
Joe, while I intellectually understand your point and might agree, I’m from a family where a cousin is the 6th generation owner of the family farmstead (like the Mallow-Richardson farm now approaching 200 years old). It is from that frame I suggested that a sale is unlikely, unless it’s to another branch of the family. At least not while the current patriarch is alive.
If they are/were refusing to sell the land, could explain why they are closing instead of being able to find a buyer for the business. I could see the market for a winery but not the underlying land being very small.
Exactly my thoughts.
Very Sad to see this go. The family has always been so welcoming to all the bands. Wishing you all the best.
It breaks our hearts to hear this news!!!!! It is hard to be local when everything is a conglomerate. Good luck to you and yours! Daniel’s Vineyard