How an Alabama sculptor eschewed the conventions of the art establishment, and in the process found beauty and his calling among the beasts
Classic Southern Drinks
Features
City Guides
With small town sensibilities and a rich mix of cultures, this South Texas river city is on the rise
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Arts & Culture
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Food & Drink
When a group of the South’s finest chefs gather for a hunt, the only thing better than the camaraderie is the cooking
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Artists
The Drive-By Truckers front man has spent two decades giving voice to the grace and grit of life in the South. With the release of the band’s twelfth album, he’s proving he still has plenty to say
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All Articles from this Issue
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Fork in the Road
Step into the living room and grab a plate of chicken
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End of the Line
When a writer has no stories left to remember
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Arts & Culture
>Click here to read more about Frank Fleming and his unique artwork.
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The High & the Low
A very Southern take on going six feet under
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Good Dog
A neurotic dog finds its soul among the waves
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Made in the South
Meet Elvis Presley’s guitar man
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Artists
Take a tour of luthier Randy Wood’s workshop
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Books
David James Poissant captures the craziest creatures of all––us
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The G&G Interview
Master distiller Dave Pickerell is leading America’s brown liquor revival, one craft spirit at a time
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Home & Garden
An energy efficient retreat in Texas
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Architecture
A team of Texans engineers a sustainable riverside retreat in the Hill Country
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Travel
A tour of the South Texas river city
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Sporting Scene
A growing group of golf classicists are swapping steel for hickory
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City Guides
Five of the city’s best and brightest
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City Portrait
The Alamo isn’t the only thing in San Antonio worth remembering
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Adventures
Amid St. Lucia’s lush landscape, one boutique hotel is reviving the island’s centuries-old cocoa trade
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The Southern Agenda
Goings-on in the South and beyond
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Our Kind of Place
With nearly a century and a half of history, the Athletic Club is not your average gym
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Travel
A St. Lucia boutique hotel is reviving the island’s centuries-old cocoa trade
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Food & Drink
A sweet and savory duck crostini
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Drinks
A short list of long drinks
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Ask G&G
A Southern take on the answers to some of life’s thornier questions
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Drinks
Smooth and embracing, a good toddy is hard to resist
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Drinks
A gin-based version of the Bloody Mary
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Drinks
A kicked-up version of the Tex-Mex staple
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In the Garden
The late crime novelist and her husband transformed the gardens of their 100-year-old Louisville home
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Music
Singer Paul Janeway and his bandmates are keeping Alabama’s musical legacy humming
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Drinks
Bartender Paul Gustings shares his cocktail reading list
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Anatomy of a Classic
A homemade take on Mardi Gras’s marshmallow treat
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Home & Garden
Elevate your drinks with copper barware
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Drinks
It’s never too late to enjoy a nightcap
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Drinks
Setting the record straight on umbrella-studded standards
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Gardens
Sue Grafton and her husband transform the gardens of a 100-year-old Louisville home
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Drinks
A small-batch shopping list for Southerners
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Drinks
An early-nineteenth-century Southern julep
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Drinks
A new version of Baltimore’s classic Diamondback
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Drinks
Louisville’s pre-Prohibition cocktail
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Drinks
From throwback dives to punch-du-jour palaces, these Southern establishments are doing cocktails right
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Food & Drink
Weak drinks and hospitality don’t mix
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Food & Drink
A versatile venison recipe
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Food & Drink
Cast-iron fried oysters
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Food & Drink
Local ingredients plus savory cheese straws equal one addictive nosh