Manhattan Milk Dairy Products Delivery
June 13th, 2008
This week’s winners are Taylor and Grant. Congratulations!
Below is the original Baking Friday post from this week.
Q: WHERE DO YOU BUY YOUR WINE?
Scroll down to enter a comment. Make sure to click on “submit” after the preview appears on screen. Send in your answer by 5pm today and you will automatically be entered into the drawing to win a Manhattan Milk Dairy Products Delivery. Winners will be contacted via email to arrange for prize delivery. Manhattan Milk delivers only within Manhattan so please enter only if you are eligible for delivery.
On a recent late night forage for sweets, I headed over to my neighborhood bakery, Batch. To accompany my cupcake, Chef/owner Pichet Ong recommended a cup of Manhattan Milk. One sip of the whole milk and I was sold. It hit the spot and sated my craving.
Manhattan Milk Company actually is a local delivery service of dairy products including milk, cheese, eggs and yogurt from Pennsylvania Dutch country. So now as a Manhattanite, you can enjoy farm fresh, organic milk delivered straight to your door!
Glass bottled quarts of milk come whole, 1%, skim or chocolate. The whole milk has a layer of cream on top that just screams of goodness.
This week’s prize is delivery of three bottles of milk, a dozen eggs and a string of cheese!
Deliveries are made once a week on Wednesdays (early, by sunup), and in person by the company’s creative director, Frank Acosta. Frank and his partner, Matthew Marone, want to make sure that you experience that personal touch. Get to know your milkman!
Manhattan Milk products can be ordered through their website for delivery. You can also get a taste of their milk at Batch (150B W 10th St).
Thanks, Manhattan Milk, for this week’s Baking Friday contribution!
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Mostly at Trader Joe’s. Three buck chuck is really good. Also at Union Square Wines and the Manhattan Wine Exchange…near home and work.
Posted by Ariel Shearman • 13 June 2008, 08:47
oh this baking friday is the best prize ever! will go perfectly with the strawberry cobbler i plan to make this weekend ;)
okay, so wine. a few places particularly tickle my fancy. chambers street wines for most thoughtful wine selection (green, small, and good), le du’s for french (and entertainment. . . i love jean luc!), tribeca wine merchants for small finds, and pasanella and sons for ambiance (a truly beautiful establishment. . . in fact, just bought some wine there last night!)
and i think that should cover it!
Posted by Taylor • 13 June 2008, 09:14
Astor W&S – great selection and good deals, often times have in-store tastings. Fun place
Posted by Phil B • 13 June 2008, 09:20
Manley’s on 8th Avenue near Jane Street. Aside from the basics, you can find some rare bottles from the owner’s cellar. They have a model train that circumnavigates the ceiling of the store, which runs at Christmas that I always look froward to seeing. Another favorite is Crossroads on 14th Street that amounts to a combination warehouse/curiosity shoppe.
Posted by Grant • 13 June 2008, 09:26
Trader Joe’s, which is surprisingly never too crowded, or that warehouse-like wine shop around 8th street and university place.
Posted by Kari • 13 June 2008, 09:34
Another vote for Astor Wine. Great selections & deals (especially on Tuesdays).
Posted by Hannah • 13 June 2008, 09:58
vinovino, chambers st. wine, sea grape, uva
Posted by jen • 13 June 2008, 10:03
we usually get our wine from sherry lehman or warehouse (near astor place) but once again I’m pregnant and out of the wine drinking…but very interested in the milk delivery!!
Posted by lauren monchik • 13 June 2008, 10:04
Gnarly Vines in Fort Greene! It’s amazing for wine and hard to find spirits. On Myrtle Avenue. If you don’t live in the area it’s certainly worth the trip, or at least getting delivery.
Posted by Erin McMonagle • 13 June 2008, 10:11
Crush Wines, Astor, and Chambers are my faves… sometimes www.klwines.com for something obscure.
Posted by Cate • 13 June 2008, 10:14
Bottlerocket. They have a variety of wines in all price ranges and tastes.
Posted by Sabena • 13 June 2008, 10:18
I usually buy at Garnet on 68th and Lex and don’t know the name but a very nice place on 71st and 1st- stays open later. A bit pricey but you can’t go wrong with their recommendation!
Posted by kim • 13 June 2008, 10:21
Sip in Park Slope for personalized service and good vibes.
Posted by D • 13 June 2008, 11:00
Slope Cellars! They have great selection and are always helpful in finding delicious, affordable wines.
Posted by Peter • 13 June 2008, 11:02
sip & thirst in bklyn for selection and vibe, astor for champagne selection. if anyone wants to get together for some good beaujolais or champagne, let me know!
Posted by cyn • 13 June 2008, 11:13
Another Trader Joe’s shopper here…
Posted by Laurie D • 13 June 2008, 11:26
I’m new to NYC, so I havent actually purchase wine here, but would love the milk delivery!
Posted by Jessie • 13 June 2008, 13:04
Astor whenever possible – even though I live in Brooklyn!
Posted by Amy • 13 June 2008, 15:48
Though I have bought wine from Trader Joe’s when I am there I have to say when I actually go out to shop for wine there are two places on the UWS that deserve some attention for the attention they give their patrons…
Pour Wines — the concept of shopping for wine based on the food you are planning to eat is so buyer friendly as are all of the staff in this cute little store (BONUS: they’re next door to the UWS Crumbs location; cupcakes & wine, life doesn’t get any better)
67 Wine & Spirits — Large volume wine store with a small boutique store feel and lots of free tastings.
Posted by T. Martin • 13 June 2008, 17:57
Trader Joes – not just for the price. The staff really goes out of their way to make sure you get the right wine.
Posted by Christopher Stephens • 13 June 2008, 18:39
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