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    URBANherbal

    URBANherbal

    5.0
    (13 reviews)
    39.5 mi
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    THE Bill Varney (created and founder of Fredericksburg Herb Farm) created UrbanHerbal where I have…read moreto go to stock up on all products while in Fredericksburg. Lotions, savory salts, hand sanitizer, cologne, vinegar, room freshener, you name it! Everything is made by the owner himself (who is very well known in the herb community) using produce and herbs he grows onsite!!! 10/10 a must visit when in Fredericksburg.

    My annual Girl's Weekend was spent in Fredericksburg this year. I was very excited about finally…read moregetting the chance to visit the famous herb farm that I had seen in numerous publications. So on Sunday we headed out and found that the place was turned into a bed & breakfast. We drove by and noticed Urban Herbal. What we didn't know was that the owner (William Varney) sold the herb farm back in 2007 but had some land adjacent to it and opened up Urban Herbal in 2010. I know that mid-February is not the time to visit if you want to see the garden in it's full glory, however the gift shop & labyrinth makes it worth the trip. We parked in the private lot and headed towards the garden where we were warmly greeted by William. He escorted us to his gift shop and I was so amazed at the variety of products he created to stock the shelves in this little store. From infused oils, herbal soaps, bath vinegars, bath salts/scrubs & lotions for the body, pet care to herbs for the grill, vinegars & seasonings for the palate, the offerings were mind boggling. William's knowledge was impressive to say the least and we were very happy that we got to spend some time talking with him personally, picking his brain. I ended up purchasing some incense, detoxifying body oil (juniper, geranium & grapefruit), lavendar/mint home fragrance, eucalyptus home fragrance, Herbs de Povence, lavendar/champagne vinegar & balsamic coffee/fig vinegar. After our purchases, William escorted us to the back garden. It was really wonderful to let my mind wander & meditate while I walked the labyrinth. William mentioned that he will begin workshops this spring. I am fuzzy on the details but he did mention that they will be posted on his website soon. I am truly happy that I was able to meet William. He is such a delight and has a wonderful, positive energy. I left Urban Herbal feeling refreshed & content. Definitely worth a return trip!

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    Fickle Pickles

    Fickle Pickles

    4.8
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    Last week, I found myself driving around playing tour guide with my cousin who was visiting from…read moreout of town. As we cruised through Bandera, we decided to stop to check out Main St. We found Fickle Pickles. She fell in love with the pickles so of course had to take a few jars home with her. * On a side note, her office has a pickle tasting day so she was stocking up, Lol! I first heard and tasted Fickle Pickle about 2010 at an after concert party with Rik Emmett of Triumph. I met the owner who had her pickles out and we chatted about what she was doing with the company. Well after reading the "About" section on their website, I must have met the daughter... and I had no clue that the pickles have been around so long or were so popular. Fickle Pickles was founded in 1987 in Boerne, Texas by Billie Shaw affectionally known as "The Pickle Lady." In 2004, she retired so her daughter, Lisa Armstrong, and son-in-law took over production. A second store opened in 2006 in the historic district of Gruene in New Braunfels then in 2014, the 3rd store opened in Bandera on Main St. Fickle Pickles are sweet, spicy, crunchy... and very addicting! No one wonder they find themselves with three store fronts in tourist destinations plus a world wide shipping business. Gotta try them!

    Super cool little store in the heart of Bandera County. The are apparently extremely famous for…read moretheir "Fickle Pickles" (go figure) We were given a sample and told they go from sweet to spicy as you eat them. We tried them and they sure did!! We needed up buying a bottle and ate them within a week;some right out of the bottle and some mixed with sandwiches and a pulled chicken!! Delicious They also have an array of very cool antiques and vintage items. I ended up buying an old 2 man lumberjack saw to put up on my wall :) looks super cool!!!

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