G&G Party Pics

A Southern Speakeasy

G&G transported guests to the 1920s with a jazz-era cocktail hour and seated dinner prepared by Louisville chef Andrew McCabe at the magazine’s historic Cigar Factory headquarters in downtown Charleston. Attendees enjoyed modern takes on some of Bourbon City’s most classic dishes like rolled oysters, the Hot Brown, and Derby-inspired pie along with cocktails from Angel’s Envy and Rose Gold Wine.

Special thanks to:
Louisville Tourism
Angel’s Envy
Rose Gold Wine

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The gold-accented tablescape is inspired by art deco design and iconic Louisville institutions like the Seelbach Hotel.

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Chef Andrew McCabe, owner of bar Vetti in Louisville, and Angel Teta, Angel’s Envy global whiskey guardian

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Correy Blanc, Blanc Creatives founder, and Christopher Knox, Blanc Creatives head of cookware

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Erin Perkins, Eater Carolinas editor, and Ally Sloway, G&G social media editor

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Jeff Yohe, Clayton & Crume general manager, and Jose Cuadra, Clayton & Crume director of retail, sip Churchill Cobbler cocktails made with a blend of Angel’s Envy Bourbon and sercial madeira.

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Christine Williams, G&G director of integrated marketing, and Casey Barber, founder of Rose Gold Wine.

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The first course: rolled oysters with cocktail sauce, cracker meal, and parsley served alongside the Eleanor’s Fish House Punch.

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The second course: chilled pea soup with crema topped with crispy country ham and a sprig of mint.

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Jennifer Abshire and Lee Roberts dance to The Standards jazz band

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Wesley and Elizabeth Donehue in their Prohibition era-inspired attire

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Chocolate chess pie with soft whipped cream, ready to be served

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Neat pours of Angel’s Envy Private Selection “Ninja Kitten.”

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Cheers to a great evening!

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