A pair of cocktail masters take the guesswork out of the old-fashioned Bittermilk
Best of the Sporting South
Features
Made in the South Awards
Reed Moore’s handwrought fillet knives are a sportsman’s dream
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Made in the South Awards
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Made in the South Awards
Woodworker Michael Moran merges an ancient technique with modern design
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Food & Drink
Michael Twitty doesn’t just want you to know the history of Southern food. He wants you to taste it
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Food & Drink
From boudin that’s gone global to a Caesar that’s all Florida to smoke-kissed chicken with an Alabama shimmer, these 2013 favorites from the hungriest man in the South are a serious helping of Dixie flavor––classic and contemporary
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Sporting
For half a millennium, in a small valley in Italy, one family has been producing some of the finest guns in the world
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Sporting
For a group of young boys in the mountains, nothing beat the howl of a legendary coon dog
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Sporting
Whether you’re after fin or feather, these destinations deliver
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Made in the South Awards
From heirloom-quality banjos to alligator-charred furniture to an ingenious twist on the old-fashioned, Southern artisans continue to raise the bar on craftsmanship
All Articles from this Issue
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Food & Drink
A New Orleans classic
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Adventures
Escape to Florida’s Cape Sable peninsula
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The High & the Low
Thoughts on positive changes for the new year, plus one tasty recipe
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End of the Line
A few high-minded thoughts on the noble fruitcake
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Collections
For a Charleston builder, old tools reveal the secrets of the craftsmen who came before him
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What's in Season
Break out the nutcrackers––it’s pecan season in the South
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Good Dog
Hard truths and tough decisions on a day gone to the dogs
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Anatomy of a Classic
An unconventional secret to perfectly crispy fried chicken
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Arts
Blowtorched canvases evoke the rhythm and flow of nature
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Food & Drink
Pat Martin’s three-state take on a barbecue classic
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Style
Mobile boutiques are transforming the South’s shopping landscape
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Books
A new story collection from a master of the form
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The Southern Agenda
How to make a “Christmas in Hollis”
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Our Kind of Place
Almost eight decades old, a rural South Carolina general store lives on
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Homeplace
A North Carolina antiques dealer turns a weathered warehouse into a lofty living space
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Drinks
The big-batch solution to making crowd-pleasing cocktails
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Music
Discover six of the year’s best albums you might have missed
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The G&G Interview
The daughter of Johnny Cash opens up about the inspiration behind her new album and her favorite memory of her dad