Show us your votes.
March 18, 2011
Dear loyal
3CUPS customers - you often tell us how much you love us (the feeling is mutual). Will you tell others that you love us, too? The Independent Weekly and Chapel Hill Magazine
are both currently collecting and tallying your votes for best local
tea shop, coffee shop, barista, wine store, and place for last-minute
gifts. We hope 3CUPS is the clear choice! Lest you think this is a space
solely for shameless self-promotion, 3CUPS sends a shout-out to Flyleaf
Books for best local bookstore, Lee Waters at Orange County Social Club
for best bartender, and Syd's Hairshop for salon. Voting closes 4/15/11
for both polls, perfect for voting while procrastinating on your taxes.
The most wine for the least money- does that make sense? We've been conditioned to expect less from our "everyday" wines. Massiac treats simple wine for weekday meals like it matters. Which it does. Stop by for a free taste, and a discount (Fri-Sat only).
Here’s the lineup: Gutierrez Colosia Fino $6

Don't be a fool by missing this dinner! Local farmer-chefs (and spouses) Austin and Dani Genke are back in the new year serving up small plates built from the flavors of their farm in Cedar Grove. This event will now be on first Fridays of every month. As always, $6/plate, or $25 for all five, and 3CUPS has a tasty selection of wines by the glass paired to each savory dish. Menu TBA.
Wed, Apr 6, time TBA

Thu, Apr 7, 5:30-8pm
Farmhand Foods sells locally, ethically produced meats from a network of small farms. The sausage is great, and its use of great ingredients helps to keep smaller livestock farmers in business. The 3CUPS staff are known to forgo lunch on Sausage Wagon days, because Farmhand Foods has too many delicious flavors to choose from. We'll have plenty of craft beers and delicious wines by the glass on hand to wash down these outstanding fresh sausages.
The folks at Farmhand Foods are also participating in the upcoming Carolina Meat Conference, scheduled for the end of this month in Concord, NC. This conference will have a lot of informative workshops and panel discussions for anyone involved in this industry locally.
This coffee, from the northern Sumatran region of Aceh, is organically grown by a cooperative of small producers dedicated to shade-growing on small, family-owned farms. One of the darker offerings you encounter here at 3CUPS, Jagong (formerly dubbed Gayo, for all you long-time customers), is full-bodied and tastes of earthy, high-quality dark bitter chocolate.
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