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Family Tree: Paul Kolling of Nana Mae’s Organics | Bohemian | Sonoma & Napa Counties
The family-run business is shifting to fresh apples and smaller-scale processing after the Manzana press closed, a change that raises costs and cuts capacity.
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Family Tree: Paul Kolling of Nana Mae’s Organics | Bohemian | Sonoma & Napa Counties
Some might call these bones of mine lazy, but I went no further than my fridge for this week’s lede. There, in my crisper drawer, I stock 10-ounce bottles of Nana Mae’s tart organic apple juice. It is lazy, perhaps. But it’s in my home—a part of it. And in these times of violent change, […]
Family Tree: Paul Kolling of Nana Mae’s Organics
Some might call these bones of mine lazy, but I went no further than my fridge for this week’s lede. There, in my crisper drawer, I stock 10-ounce bottles of Nana Mae’s tart organic apple juice. It is lazy, perhaps. But it’s in my home—a part of it. And in these times of violent change, […]
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