Wayne Curtis
Wayne Curtis is the author of And a Bottle of Rum: A History of the New World in Ten Cocktails and has written frequently about cocktails, spirits, travel, and history for many publications, including the Atlantic, the New York Times, Imbibe, Punch, the Daily Beast, Sunset, the Wall Street Journal, and Garden & Gun. He lives on the Gulf Coast.
Drinks
For a taste of the South’s cocktail revolution, pull up a stool at one of these recently opened establishments
Drinks
Think of this history-steeped blend of sweetened tea and rum as a template— and then tweak it
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From simple colonial-era rum-and-citrus concoctions to effervescent blends of champagne and brandy, nothing gets a party started—or keeps it going—quite like a big bowl of punch
Made in the South Awards
Drink Category Runners-Up: A rye whiskey from Kentucky, Blackberry Farm’s Imperial Stout, and Castle Hill Cider
Made in the South Awards: Food
Runners-Up: sweet-cured jalapeños from Jed’s Finest, a magnolia vinegar from Lindera Farms, and Blackberry Patsh’s satsuma syrup
Drinks
Rum and coconut come together in a Puerto Rican holiday mainstay
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Grapefruit, Campari, and bourbon come together in the Third Man cocktail
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Can a serious cocktail come out of a blender? At Houston’s Anvil bar & Refuge, you bet
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Set the punch bowl aside and serve up your very own cask-aged concoctions
Drinks
Set the punch bowl aside and serve up your very own cask-aged cocktail
Made in the South Awards 2017
Food runners-up Scott and Lindsay Meyer cold-press raw Georgia pecans into a healthful and delicious oil
Made in the South Awards 2017
Food runners-up Shawn and Jenny Hatley bring lard back to the standard Southern pantry