In San Francisco, two wine bars set the tone: Yield Wine Bar and XYZ. Both offer organic wines that come from biodynamic vineyards – a method of cultivation that treats farms as holistic self-nourishing systems.
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May 11, 2009
People-Powered Places and Other Eco Night Clubs
Tapping the green lifestyle trend, some bars, restaurants and clubs are creating full-scale environmentally-aware experiences. Moving beyond
Tapping the green lifestyle trend, some bars, restaurants and clubs are creating full-scale environmentally-aware experiences. Moving beyond local and organic sourcing of wine and food, these social spaces use sustainable furnishings, low energy lighting, and even vertical gardens to appeal to more conscious clientele.
In San Francisco, two wine bars set the tone: Yield Wine Bar and XYZ. Both offer organic wines that come from biodynamic vineyards – a method of cultivation that treats farms as holistic self-nourishing systems.
In San Francisco, two wine bars set the tone: Yield Wine Bar and XYZ. Both offer organic wines that come from biodynamic vineyards – a method of cultivation that treats farms as holistic self-nourishing systems.