Meet the Winner of the Restored 1977 Land Cruiser from the Great Orvis Roadshow

Last month, we made final drop off of a restored 1977 Toyota Land Cruiser, the grand prize in the Great Orvis Roadshow and Sweeps that ended this past spring. The winner was Mr. B. Bell from San Diego, California. He’s an Orvis customer who’s visited the Vermont flagship store for several years with some friends … Continue reading “Meet the Winner of the Restored 1977 Land Cruiser from the Great Orvis Roadshow”

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Eye on Orvis–Orvis Dads #3: Wayne Rock

Wayne Rock began his career with the company seventeen years ago, and since then he’s worked a myriad of roles, in various locations. He started out by spending nine years at our Service Center in Roanoke, Virginia—two years as a Customer Service . . .

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Eye on Orvis–Orvis Dads #2: Simon Perkins

In honor of Father’s Day, the “Eye on Orvis” team sat down with some of the company’s dads, who talk about what it’s like to work for a family-owned organization that focuses on three core values—Surprise & Delight Your Customer, Take Pride in Your . . .

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Eye on Orvis–Orvis Dads #1: Steve Hemkens

Our first Orvis dad, Steve Hemkens, began his career with Orvis as a product developer nearly two decades ago, and years of dedication, hard work, and commitment earned Steve a spot on the Executive Leadership Team in 2014. In 2023, he was . . .

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Family First: Cuban America

Filmmaker Dan Diez’s extended family is scattered across the Miami region, and busy lives mean that they don’t all get together as often as they would like. But each Thanksgiving, more than thirty family members gather at . . .

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Holiday Fun and Games, with Hilary Hutcheson

As one of the more recognizable faces in fly fishing, Orvis ambassador Hilary Hutcheson normally lives a peripatetic lifestyle, traveling around the country giving presentations on climate change, hosting events, and fishing . . .

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Video: How to Make a Porchetta Old Fashioned

The Old Fashioned is the official cocktail of the city of Louisville, Kentucky, as the drink was invented there, at the Pendennis Club, in the 1890s. The original called for whiskey, Angostura Bitters, a sugar cube, and water. I think you’ll agree that . . .

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